> We blijven nog even in Münster en Utrecht. Vooral bij geweldscriminaliteit is het contrast pijnlijk: een Nederlandse opheldering van 37 procent tegen een Duitse van 82 procent.
"A bit more about Münster and Utrecht (1). The contrast is especially painful when we compare violent crimes: the Dutch solve 37% while the Germans solve 82%"
Explain that to somebody that got beat up in the streets after a night out for no reason at all. That the police is not doing anything at all to solve it.
1) two cities that are roughly the same size and demographic, so more comparable
Just a small/random additional tidbit...I'd guess that Münster is probably one of the cities in Germany with the most interest in good police work from a PR point of view because the German police university (Deutsche Hochschule der Polizei) is located there :)
This might give some insight as to where the 40% comes from (the image shows numbers up to 40%, interestingly) but it's an aggregate number, not violent crimes per se (it's in Dutch but the infographic is about the numbers anyway):
Those groups are a big trend in places with more tight-knit communities. Amsterdam is quite individualistic and in some ways the city got cleaned up quite a bit compared to the 80s when it was full of heroin junkies. I think the free heroin plan is one of the best things ever.
In rural areas people experience more crime than before and the police is not that willing to solve cases.
Most Dutch people I've met consider Amsterdam to be one of the most dangerous places in the country and prefer to raise kids in more suburban setting. The statistics do say a few other cities are more dangerous, but overall Amsterdam is representative.
dep_b|9 years ago
> We blijven nog even in Münster en Utrecht. Vooral bij geweldscriminaliteit is het contrast pijnlijk: een Nederlandse opheldering van 37 procent tegen een Duitse van 82 procent.
"A bit more about Münster and Utrecht (1). The contrast is especially painful when we compare violent crimes: the Dutch solve 37% while the Germans solve 82%"
Explain that to somebody that got beat up in the streets after a night out for no reason at all. That the police is not doing anything at all to solve it.
1) two cities that are roughly the same size and demographic, so more comparable
kriro|9 years ago
cyphax|9 years ago
https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2016/03/24/een-kaart-om-misdaad-te...
(I'm assuming that you were referring to the percentage given when you asked for data to back "that" up :)
mcv|9 years ago
dep_b|9 years ago
In rural areas people experience more crime than before and the police is not that willing to solve cases.
akvadrako|9 years ago