Benjamin Varner

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In New York City, there was an officer on patrol for about every 1,300 residents—fewer police per citizen than in India today and about what the Philippines provides.24 In the 1880s, a police officer in Chicago was responsible for patrolling four and a half miles of city streets by himself—on foot.
The Locust Effect: Why the End of Poverty Requires the End of Violence
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