Klamath Falls, Ore. – Klamath Falls Police Chief David Henslee says statistics for 2016 are in, and crime is down.
Chief Henslee briefed city council members at a work session Monday night.
Henslee says overall crime is at a 7-year low. “We’ve seen significant decrease in our crimes against people, which is great – so our violent crime is significantly down. We’re around 24% reduction in crimes against people this year.”
Henslee says analysis of crime trends, and a more personal approach by officers are two factors that are paying dividends.
The Chief says he plans to brief the council on drug team progress next month.
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