At first, it seemed that everyone staying home would drive crime down. And it kind of did. But take away recreation, community, and school, and it’s no surprise if criminality rears its head.
“Crime fell a tremendous amount” in most U.S. cities after the lockdowns started, according to a University of Pennsylvania study, “to overall levels over 23% below the average of the same time period in the previous 5 years.”
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