Martha is looking to move to a new city to raise her two young children. School quality and crime rates are her two biggest concerns that she will evaluate before deciding on which city to move to. Her employment is flexible in that she works from home. Thus, she is able to work from anywhere in the country. Martha calls many police departments around the country, seeking information about their crime statistics. One particular police department recommends that she look at the published reports developed by the FBI, which compared cities and crime statistics per 100,000 residences. What report should she look at?

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Adrien Duran

Mathematics

16 July, 01:04

Martha is looking to move to a new city to raise her two young children. School quality and crime rates are her two biggest concerns that she will evaluate before deciding on which city to move to. Her employment is flexible in that she works from home. Thus, she is able to work from anywhere in the country. Martha calls many police departments around the country, seeking information about their crime statistics. One particular police department recommends that she look at the published reports developed by the FBI, which compared cities and crime statistics per 100,000 residences. What report should she look at?

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Julianne Buck · Answer 1

Martha should look at the UCR report

Step-by-step explanation:

Crim - are actions that are offensive to the society and punishable under law.

UCR report is Uniform Crim * Reporting Program by the FBI

The crim*s reported in the UCR are

offenses,

(murder and nonnegligent homicide, rap * (legacy & revised),

- robbery

-aggravated assault

-burglary

- motor vehicle theft

- larceny-theft,

-and arson

The UCR documents information / statistics of the crim*s committed in all of the United States. This will enable Martha in her decision making on which city to move into