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Gallup's annual crime poll, conducted in the first half of October, found 49% of Americans think crime is increasing. That’s down from 64% a year ago and 77% two years ago. The current reading is the lowest since 2001. (JOSE LUIS  MAGANA/AP FILE)
Gallup’s annual crime poll, conducted in the first half of October, found 49% of Americans think crime is increasing. That’s down from 64% a year ago and 77% two years ago. The current reading is the lowest since 2001. (JOSE LUIS MAGANA/AP FILE)
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Gallup's annual crime poll, conducted in the first half of October, found 49% of Americans think crime is increasing. That’s down from 64% a year ago and 77% two years ago. The current reading is the lowest since 2001.

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