Despite modern surveillance technology making it more difficult to get away with crime, the homeless are one of the few groups against whom violence actually has increased over the past few decades. According to National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH), homelessness has become increasingly prevalent in the United States, and so has the backlash against them. From police brutality to other lethal and non-lethal attacks, the rates of such documented crimes against the homeless are seeing an annual upward surge since 1999. These issues are overlooked by most authorities, and it has only led to rising threats to the safety of homeless people, who already have a shorter life expectancy than average Americans.
Violence Against the Homeless on the Rise
by Bradley Dede | Dec 23, 2019

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