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I agree totally so in the above case I specifically looked at vehicle crime because people do tend to report that because of insurance etc -
The assumption is that crime is reported. Unless it is, it won't appear on a crime map. Whilst in an area crime possibly is rife, if its not reported there are no official stats. An additional downside is that the Met use the reported crime stats to justify resource deployment and funding for more officers. If there is low reporting then there is a low priority on the resource pool. -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
The title of the OP is really, really misleading / unevidenced. -
Looking at vehicle crime on the metropolitan police crime map there doesn’t seem to be any change I reported crimes over the last three years.
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