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Crime down on Metro Transit over last 6 months

Via KSTP: Serious crimes such as homicide, robberies, assaults and sex offenses are down 33% over the last six months on Metro Transit according to a recent report to the Met Council. Metro Transit Police Chief Ernest Morales III told KSTP that the decrease in crime can be attributed to an increased presence of officers at stops and along platforms.

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