What data you are using to draw your conclusion

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WASPC Assignment - In the State of Washington, crime reporting is first done to the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police (WASPC) by all police agencies and then on to the FBI. Does it appear crime is generally on the increase or decrease in the State of Washington. Explain what data you are using to draw your conclusion.

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