Here's a map of the burglaries in Jersey City.
The Jersey Ledger
points out that downtown is the nexus of the most burglaries, and seems to concentrate on that as a problem.
But I see something different: the cops are doing a great job protecting all the rich white people in the historic downtown district. Take a look - the burglaries are not where the money is.
They are basically letting the poor steal from the poor, it seems. Maybe I'm too cynical, but wouldn't you think there'd be more burglaries where there's more money, unless they have a concerted effort to protect said money.
Am I wrong?