Crime just got a little more rare

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After a nationwide manhunt for a suspected cop killer, the FBI now believes the unidentified suspect was killed in a shootout with Arizona police on Saturday.


According to the FBI, the suspect was killed after robbing another bank in Phoenix. Around 10 a.m. the suspect entered a Phoenix bank with a gun. After taking cash from the bank vault, the alleged suspect attempted to flee, but then encountered a Phoenix police detective. Shots were exchanged and the suspect died from his wounds.


The bank was the third known robbery or robbery attempt linked to the suspect within the last week.


Officials had conducted a massive nationwide manhunt for the unnamed suspect after he allegedly shot two police officers after robbing bank in Tupelo, Miss. on Dec. 23. One of the officers was fatally wounded.


The news of the alleged suspect's death comes just one day after officials connected the suspected bank robber to a third robbery attempt in Atlanta. According to police, just hours before the fatal incident in Mississippi, the suspect unsuccessfully tried to rob a Bank of America with a gun. After initially failing, the suspect then walked outside and robbed a person at the ATM.


FBI Special Agent Steve Emmett told reporters the security camera images of the suspect in Atlanta were similar to those in Tupelo.



http://abcnews.go.com/US/fbi-believes-cop-killer-bank-robber-killed-ariz/story?id=21360320
 
Do you want to argue my point? Maybe you have a strange definition of rare. Your irrational and racist fears do not make it more common.
 
Big Money said:
You have statistical evidence that proves crime is infrequently ocurring?

I note that you neglected to provide a factual basis for your assertion that I entertain "irrational and racist fears".


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Sure.

http://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/fbi-releases-2012-crime-statistics

Do you have statistical evidence that it is common? There are only a little over 3 offenses per 100 persons a year. How is that common or frequent? How many legal acts and interactions do you engage in a day. Judging by your posting on Christmas you don't get out much or have much of a life, but for most people it would be a lot more than 3. I had more interactions with manatees than that yesterday.

I provided a basis for my assertion. Your postings make it clear that you are an irrational coward. Why do you insist on this redundant nonsense?
 
Big Money said:
Exactly, so crime is hardly "rare".

I note that you again neglected to provide a factual basis for your assertion that I entertain "irrational and racist fears".


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3 crimes per 100 people a year is very rare. Again, most of us interact with others in legal transactions and exchanges more than 3 times a day.
 
Big Money said:
So you say.


Whilst it's true that crime is declining in the land of the manatee (attributed by some to the SYG law), I'm not sure it can be accurately described as "rare".


http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/Content/FSAC/Menu/Crime-Trends/Total-Index-Crimes.aspx


You seem to have again neglected to provide a factual basis for your assertion that I entertain "irrational and racist fears".
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So says anyone that is not gripped by irrational and racist fears. You have written the same redundant sentence more times in the last hour than there were crimes PER 100 PEOPLE A YEAR.
 
Big Money said:
Still no evidence for your assertions that I am "gripped by irrational and racist fears"...

Got any, or is it too "rare" to cite?
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It's more common than your redundant evasions.

How low would crime rates have to fall to be rare for a racist coward like you?
 
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