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Baltimore residents say they do not really feel protected regardless of crime drop statistics

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BALTIMORE – Whereas native leaders declare Baltimore crime is down amid President Trump’s menace to ship federal assets to town, Fox Information Digital spoke to a number of residents on the road who stated they do not really feel protected and do not feel crime is being dealt with in addition to marketed. 

Fox Information Digital lately spoke to over a dozen Baltimore residents about how crime is impacting their group. Whereas locals had been break up on whether or not President Donald Trump’s plan to deploy Nationwide Guard troops would curb crime, residents stated security issues had been high of thoughts. 

Tasha, a younger mom who spoke to Fox Information Digital whereas pushing her child’s stroller by means of Baltimore’s Penn-North neighborhood, stated she does not really feel protected. 

“There are such a lot of issues and a lot happening in Baltimore,” she stated. “That is the stuff that wants consideration. It is advisable to be attempting to determine why persons are committing and doing the crimes that they are doing. How are you going to all stop individuals from doing the issues that they doing? What can y’all supply individuals?”

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Fox Information Digital spoke to Baltimore residents concerning the present crime scenario. (Fox Information Digital)

“No I do not,” Tasha advised Fox Information Digital when requested if she feels protected in Baltimore proper now. 

Greater than two dozen individuals had been hospitalized in a mass drug overdose occasion in Penn-North in July. In the meantime, three out of the seven homicides in Baltimore throughout August had been within the close by Park Heights, based on native stories. 

Between individuals promoting and utilizing medication on the nook as one police automotive was parked simply down the road, Tasha stated that in Penn-North, “every part is again out right here working prefer it did not even occur a month in the past.”

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Gov. Wes Moore, D-Md., have stood united towards Trump’s menace to deploy the Nationwide Guard to Baltimore amid the president’s nationwide crime crackdown, which began in Washington, D.C., and has since been floated in different cities, together with Chicago. 

Scott and Moore argue that Baltimore is experiencing its lowest murder price in 50 years and touted “historic reductions in violent crime,” pointing to 91 homicides and 218 nonfatal shootings in 2025, which Scott stated are 29.5% and 21% drops. 

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A busy avenue nook in Baltimore’s Penn-North neighborhood (Fox Information Digital)

“We’re good; we do not want or need the Nationwide Guard right here in Baltimore,” Scott stated.

Statistics compiled by the nonprofit analysis institute Simply Information present that Baltimore’s 2024 homicide price remains to be 6.8 instances the typical for all metropolitan areas within the nation and that if the homicide price stays the identical because it was in 2024, roughly 1 in each 38 individuals within the metropolis can have their lives reduce quick by homicide sooner or later throughout the course of their lives. 

Whereas rejecting federal troops, the Maryland leaders introduced on Friday that they’re sending Maryland legislation enforcement assets to Baltimore to assist public security. The announcement was made on the heels of Scott and Moore’s high-profile stroll by means of Baltimore’s Park Heights neighborhood on Friday. Trump has trolled Moore for suggesting the president take part in an identical stroll by means of town. 

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Deserted buildings in Baltimore’s Penn-North neighborhood.  (Fox Information Digital)

Tasha, who advised Fox Information Digital that Penn-North wants extra recreation facilities and advocated for a compulsory curfew to maintain youngsters out of bother, stated legislation enforcement must crack down on persistent crime in her neighborhood. 

“I do not care if it’s a child committing the crime. If you happen to do the crime, you are sufficiently old to do the time,” she stated, including that juvenile criminals “get off really easy” by way of punishment.

Joseph, a Penn-North resident who spoke to Fox Information Digital whereas a homeless lady slept on his entrance stoop, stated he looks like crime goes up. 

“Each time they are saying the crime’s going low, it is not going low,” he stated. “We received loads of drug sellers, needles out right here. We received individuals sleeping out right here, the woman over there sleeping. Every single day she will get up, I attempt to assist her, feed her, give her garments from the church, however every part modifications. She’s nonetheless doing the identical factor, and she or he may need AIDS. I do not even know.”

Joseph stated lots of people in his neighborhood are getting shot over medication and with sellers round and “each space you go to is getting worser and worser.” 

“They’re killing our personal individuals,” he stated. 

George, one other native who spoke to Fox Information Digital in Baltimore’s Bolton Hill neighborhood, agreed crime “has gotten worse.”

“It is simply avenue crime,” he stated. “Moo Moo Cows over there. They’ve had their home windows damaged 3 times, and that is an ice cream store. Simply by youngsters working by means of right here simply smashing issues, and a variety of home windows alongside right here have been damaged. 

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Fox Information Digital spoke to Baltimore residents about President Donald Trump’s plan to ship within the Nationwide Guard to fight crime. (Fox Information Digital)

He stated on the weekends, bars blast music till the early hours of the morning, however “the liquor board simply does not appear to do something about it, they usually haven’t got sufficient police down right here to care for it,” including that fights typically escape “particularly after Steelers video games.”

Anthony, a Baltimore resident of 30 years who now lives in western Maryland, stated his crime concern started when he discovered “heroin addicts capturing up behind our home” and that crime finally drove him to the suburbs. 

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“Someday I got here dwelling from work and went to go to the financial institution, after which I walked into the center of a carjacking, and it was a loopy chase by means of the streets, and this individual was getting killed a number of blocks south of there, and I simply thought to myself, what the heck am I doing right here?” Anthony stated. 

Whereas some residents did say that Baltimore management is successfully addressing crime, together with a girl named Anette Lang who stated Mayor Scott is doing a “nice job” whereas inserting blame on the Trump administration, the bulk expressed concern. 

Daren Muhammed, an area radio host who referred to as Penn-North “floor zero,” rejected the narrative that crime is down in Baltimore. 

“They’re fudging the numbers,” Muhammed claimed.

Fox Information Digital reached out to the workplaces of Mayor Scott and Governor Moore for remark. 

Deirdre Heavey is a politics author for Fox Information Digital. 

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