A new report on crime in the nation’s capital investigates what can be done to address the issue and make Washington, D.C.’s inhabitants safer.
The Manhattan Institute took a deep dive into public safety in the District of Columbia and released its findings in August. Although some crime is dropping in 2024, criminal activities such as homicide, car theft, and robbery remain higher overall since before 2020, according to the report.
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