Attorney General Merrick Garland Praised The Recent Major Cities Chiefs Association Violent Crime Survey, Noting A Significant Reduction In Violent Crime In Major U.S. Cities During The First Half Of 2024. The Survey Highlights A 17% Decrease In Homicides Compared To The Same Period Last Year, Continuing A Trend Of Declining Violence.
Garland Emphasized The Justice Department’s Ongoing Efforts To Collaborate With Law Enforcement And Community Partners To Further Reduce Crime And Enhance Public Safety.