New York crime rate hits new low - Mayor Giuliani

Crime levels in New York have plunged in the wake of the World Trade Centre attacks, it was announced today.

New York crime rate hits new low - Mayor Giuliani
Tue, 25 Sep, 2001 - 18:15

Crime levels in New York have plunged in the wake of the World Trade Centre attacks, it was announced today.

The one time murder capital of the US now one of its safest cities, with crime hitting a 40-year low following the terrorist attacks.

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