Khan’s London: Violent Crime on Underground Up 43 Percent
Remember, this is the same mayor who vowed to change the shape of the city back in 2015. Guess spiking the murder rate is one way to go about it.
PAMELA GELLER
FREEDOMOUTPOST.COM
JANUARY 20, 2019
Sadiq Khan, London’s Muslim mayor, has overseen a surge in violent crime on London’s underground: it has risen by 43 percent in just three years, while the highest increase were weapons offenses at 125 percent.
“Sexual offences have also risen from 935 crimes reported to 1,047, while there has been an overall increase in crime of 25 percent, with 10,450 crimes reported in 2015-16, rising to 13,101 in 2017-18.”
Bragging rights — right?
Well, remember, this is the same mayor who vowed to change the shape of the city back in 2015:
Guess spiking the murder rate is one way to go about it.
“Khan’s London: Violent Crime on Underground Up 43 Percent,” by Victoria Friedman, Breitbart, January 18, 2019 (thanks to Paul):
British Transport Police figures have revealed that violent crime on London’s underground has risen by 43 percent in just three years, while the highest increase were weapons offences at 125 percent.
The figures were released by the BTP in response to a question put to Labour’s London mayor Sadiq Khan by Greater London Assembly member Susan Hall on crime on London’s underground.
The results, as reported by the BBC, reveal that from November 2017 to September 2018, 2,838 violent crimes were reported on London’s Underground, compared to 1,980 from November 2015 to October 2016.
The King’s Cross St Pancras tube station, which connects several lines including the Victoria and Piccadilly lines, had the highest number of recorded offences, followed by the Oxford Circus, Stratford, and Victoria stations.
The statistics also revealed that the highest single increase was in weapons possession at 125 percent, followed by robbery at just over 80 percent. All other areas of crime, including public disorder, criminal damage, and theft from a passenger, have seen increases apart from cable/plant theft, trespass/vandalism, fraud, and bicycle offences, which saw decreases in the three-year period.
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