
I’ve already reported on this trend, to end March 2017, at:
Now Police Scotland have released figures for the period between 1 April and 31 December 2017 which show further reductions. Murder is down from 47 to 40 (15%) and serious violence is down from 3 069 to 2 992 9 (2.5%) in the same period.
Reported sexual crimes rose by 12%. However, Police Scotland welcomed this trend as evidence of greater confidence in coming forward.
You’ll see the Scotsman chose to come at these statistics from a different, gloomier, perspective, in the url below.
If we project the 40 murders in quarters 1 to 3 to the end of the year 2017/2018 we get 53.33 This gives Scotland (pop 5.404m), a murder rate of 0.98 per 100 000 people which is below Sweden at 1.14.
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I see that we have managed a tenfold increase in population overnight!
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Ooops. Thanks. Sorted
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Maybe it’s getting a bit crowded in Ayrshire, but I think you’ve increased the population of Scotland by an order of magnitude. Doesn’t affect the result though.
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I need a proof-reader. The cat is only one watching me work.
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Cat’s love hard work – they can watch us doing it all day long and never get bored.
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Yeah, but they can only count up to nine.
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So telling mine, as I pet her, to count to ten before she bites me won’t work?
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And as Frankie Boyle says, they’re the only animals that watch porn.
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