Man shot in neck and jaw during street takeover in downtown LA

@Akai I couldn’t see any obesity on the woman. Now then, I personally believe she wasn’t being racist, hell she was barely doing anything other than being sorta annoying (even I can admit that). I mean, if I saw a dude hovering over another man who’d just been bloody shot, I’d prolly tell him to stop recording too. I how she mostly backed off when she realised the dude was trying to help Mr. Mask as well.

“Trying to see damage” The white lad was trying to see damage too. Is that not why he asked where Mr. Mask was shot? "Ay, you got shot through, you got shot through, you hear me?" Same sentence, pretty different tone. Same-same, but different.

@Mikoyan believe it or not, Californian crime is (apparently) actually decreasing, according to what I’ve found, though that’s not to say the public feels good about it (somehow). currently, the State of California ranks 6th of 51 in Violent Crime, with a rate of 486.0 in 2024, under Louisiana's 519.8, Arkansas' 579.4, Tennessee's 592.3, New Mexico's 717.1, and Alaska's 724.1.
Though, do keep in mind, these are OUTDATED by 2 years (2024), so it may not be accurate to today.

Now then, onto the other shit.
California is experiencing a significant decline in violent crime and homicides as of early 2026, with major cities like Los Angeles and Oakland reporting some of their lowest rates in decades. Despite this downward trend in violence, property crimes and retail theft remain primary concerns, and public perception of safety remains low.
Key 2025-2026 Crime Trends
Homicides: Homicides in major California cities dropped by 20% in 2025, with Oakland hitting its lowest level since 1967 and Los Angeles seeing an 18% decrease, notes the {Link: CalMatters report}.
Violent Crime: Overall, violent crime decreased by 5.3% in 2024, continuing to drop in 2025, though it remains above pre-pandemic levels.
Property Crime: While violent crime has dropped, property crimes, including larceny-theft, remain prevalent, notes USAFacts.
Regional Differences: Crime rates vary significantly by area, with Alameda County reporting higher rates than the state average in 2024, while Imperial County reported the lowest, reports the Legislative Analyst’s Office.
Public Perception: Despite the drop in violent crime, only about 37% of Californians reported feeling safe, which is among the lowest in the nation, according to a 2026 edhat survey.
Contributing Factors
Law Enforcement Initiatives: State-level, targeted operations, such as those deployed by Governor Newsom in 2025, have focused on organized retail theft, auto theft, and high-crime areas, leading to increased arrests and cargo theft reductions.
Clearance Rates: Homicide clearance rates, which had dropped during the pandemic, have recovered to over 64% by 2024.
Top Criminal Charges
Common criminal charges in California include driving under the influence (DUI), drug possession, domestic violence, assault, and various types of theft, reports the Law Office of Vincent S. Hughes.

This isn’t to say I like Newsom either, though, as I personally believe he is an AIPAC loser.

@amadeo123 I heard they’re even gayer if they’re in the Amadeo club

@WhiteConservativeMale I’m 90% sure you’re an ragebait account considering your name’s literally “white conservative male", but still; African-Americans are NOT invasive!

@JustToSuffer the dude in this video seems to care. That’s good

@Lilith I didn’t see no Brazilians stealing.

@SlaveDriver I can tell how you never got a real education or real love in your life

@TheThing87 you live in Germany. If you’re that desperate to live without black people, sign up for the Third Path or some shit.

@Bob yes, Black Lives do Matter, just like anyone else’s. I don’t know why that’s so controversial nowadays.