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Thread ID: 128672	2013-01-07 21:12:00	Name supression for Nelson rapist lifted.........	Zippity (58)	PC World Chat

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1321873	2013-01-10 03:59:00	I would have thought the first would be more accurate, but that said I'm glad you're also working with a lot of NZ Europeans, we wouldn't want them to be left out. Now, about those statistics?	Chilling_Silence (9)
1321874	2013-01-10 04:17:00	I would have thought the first would be more accurate, but that said I'm glad you're also working with a lot of NZ Europeans, we wouldn't want them to be left out. Now, about those statistics? Here's Counties - Manukau for you to draw your own conclusions from. HERE (wdmzpub01.stats.govt.nz 20for%20the%20latest%20Fiscal%20Years%20%28ANZSOC% 29) Basically crime has been on the decrease for the last 4 years. In common with all districts, the largest number of offences are breaking and entering and theft and those also account for the highest number of unresolved crime. :)	WalOne (4202)
1321875	2013-01-10 07:04:00	Ummm 46,000 total (2011 / 2012) is higher than 42,000 total (1994 / 1995) That means crime has increased in the last 8 years overall?	Chilling_Silence (9)
1321876	2013-01-10 07:13:00	I wasn't born here so am I an Ethnic minority too?	gary67 (56)
1321877	2013-01-10 07:15:00	Either that or the white guys are just better at not getting caught ;) There could be a smidgen of truth to that.	mikebartnz (21)
1321878	2013-01-10 07:49:00	Ummm 46,000 total (2011 / 2012) is higher than 42,000 total (1994 / 1995) That means crime has increased in the last 8 years overall? I've been quoting figures from 2007 on (check my posts), so more recent - and appropriate - data. Reflecting the more recent tactical changes in police deployment.	WalOne (4202)
1321879	2013-01-10 07:52:00	Exactly, crime was high in those areas so they've deployed more police, I'm glad you agree.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1321880	2013-01-10 07:59:00	Exactly, crime was high in those areas so they've deployed more police, I'm glad you agree. Ummm, didn't I say exactly that a few posts back - #51? There's more police manpower poured into South Auckland for example, than the more affluent Eastern suburbs or North Shore. I have no idea what the ratio is, but it stands to reason that there's more chance of offenders being brought to justice in South Auckland than elsewhere. And because the area houses more Maori, then that becomes a major factor in the disproportionality.	WalOne (4202)
1321881	2013-01-10 08:32:00	Yes but you see the poor Maori statistics as a casualty of the police moving in because of the Crime. I see the police moving in because of the poor Crime statistics caused by Maori. The police didn't show up there one day because they had nothing better to do with their time... They showed up because of high crime, caused by the residents of the area, who are disproportionately Maori. There is no two ways to dice this.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1321882	2013-01-10 08:35:00	Sometimes the ignorant just can't be helped, and in this case the ignorance plain astounds me. (To quote you) Can't you understand this? There's more police manpower poured into South Auckland for example, than the more affluent Eastern suburbs or North Shore. I have no idea what the ratio is, but it stands to reason that there's more chance of offenders being brought to justice in South Auckland than elsewhere. And because the area houses more Maori, then that becomes a major factor in the disproportionality.	WalOne (4202)
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