in a crime-filled city, this normally -- particularly in a poor neighborhood, this would have ended up on the second or third page of the paper in the city intelligence columns where every day there was murders and knifings and things going on.ñkp it would have disappeared into the mist. until it gets entangled in the politics of reconstruction. this is where that neighborhood is today. the digby's back of town street is the street you walk down as you entered super dome to go to saints football games. the neighborhood torn down and urban redevelopment plans in the '50s and '60s. every time i went to a saints game, i was walking down the street of my story. people were getting ready for game time, i was haunted by the story. here is the thing i saw in the newspaper. this is from the mobile paper reporting the events in new orleans. you will see what it says. a horrible suspicion is connects in the mind with the abduction of infant child of mr. digby which took place on the 9th of june. it's important to this story because two weeks later was saint john's eve. saint john's eve is a sacr

in a crime-filled city, this normally -- particularly in a poor neighborhood, this would have ended up on the second or third page of the paper in the city intelligence columns where every day there was murders and knifingkfh]q things going on. it would have disappeared into the mist. until it gets entangled in the politics of reconstruction. this is where that neighborhood is today. the digby's back of town street is the street you walk down as you entered super dome to go to saints football games. the neighborhood torn down and urban redevelopment plans in the '50s and '60s. every time i went to a saints game, i was walking down the street of my story. people were getting ready for game time, i was haunted by the story. here is the thing i saw in the newspaper. this is from the mobile paper reporting the events in new orleans. you will see what it says. a horrible suspicion is connects in the mind with the abduction of infant child of mr. digby which took place on the 9th of june. it's important to this story because two weeks later was saint john's eve. saint john's eve is a sacred

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city's crime rates for. >> we'd been going to community policing meetings which they hold regularly around in the various communities around the city, and there are more and more residents starting to fill up these meetings and starting to say i was a victim of a crime, or i witnessed a crime or i know this crime happened and this crime happened and we're very afraid and the police would just take out a piece of paper mostly and read off the stats. well, you know, burglaries are down 17%. robberies are down 20%. you know, trust the stats. and people weren't seeing these stats. >> they're looking into it now. >> in what "chicago" magazine found according to their nearly 40 police sources is a department where some appear to be engaged in a widespread practice of misclassifying other crimes, too. and in some cases, according to the reporting, making them go away all together. >> the majority of them we were directed to from sources. people who said, hey, you want to take a look at this one, and it began from there. >> over the last 20 years, more and more cities have adopted a data-driven method of policing and crime recordkeeping called compstat which stands for computer or comparative s

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