Source first
Official police, government and statistical sources are preferred. Third-party data can supplement them but does not silently replace them.
Crime figures are easy to misuse. We keep the source, reporting period and geographic definition attached to every number—and we do not turn them into a made-up universal safety score.
Different datasets measure different things: reported offences, homicide, theft, robbery, assaults, crashes, or another defined indicator. We show the measure rather than pretending they collapse into a single universal score.
Official police, government and statistical sources are preferred. Third-party data can supplement them but does not silently replace them.
A municipality, police jurisdiction and metro area are not automatically the same place. Every observation keeps its own geography label.
Recorded crime does not equal every aspect of personal safety. Missing or incomparable information is labelled instead of guessed.
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