CLARK HOUSE TENANT - GETS TIRES SLASHED AND DEFLATED - R U SAFE LIVING AT THE CLARK HOUSE ?

$500 DOLLAR REWARD !!!

LEADING TO THE ARREST 

AND CONVICTION ! 

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April 29th 2017

Clark House Complex

chestnut and third st

Muscatine Iowa 52761

Hours between 12 midnite and 7:30 am.

SUSPECT: HISPANIC / WHITE MALE APPROX 5'8" - 5'10"

DARK CLOTHES 

LAST SEEN ENTERING THE GARAGE AREA OF THE COMPLEX !!

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Anonymous Tip Line 

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The rates of drug law offenses, violent crimes, and property crimes in selected public housing developments in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and the District of Columbia for 1986-89 and compares these rates to rates in nearby urban areas containing private housing and to rates in the cities overall. 

Data set archived by the NIJ Data Resources Program at the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data, located at :

URL https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/Digitization/145329NCJRS.pdf

 Abstract: The researchers studied official police statistics regarding crime in 29 conventional housing developments with almost 35,000 residents, accounting for more than half of the entire public housing population within each city. 

Results revealed clearly that drug and violent offenses are severe problems in housing developments. 

From 1986 to 1989, average annual rates of drug law offenses in housing developments were 33 per 1,000 
residents in Washington, D.C., 
53 per 1,000 in Phoenix, and 
58 per 1,000 in Los Angeles. 

Rates of violent offenses were even higher: 41, 54, and 67 in Washington, Phoenix, and Los Angeles respectively. 


In all three cities, these rates are higher than citywide or nearby neighborhood rates for the same kinds of offenses

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