'_- -.-- '. 2. In response to rising rates of violent crime, the Louisville Police Department in Kentucky implemented \"more aggressive tactics" in its 4th police district. The measures include a crackdown on \"nuisance" crimes such as loitering, drinking in public, and trespassing; a juvenile curfew; neighborhood road blocks; and the use of trafc stops as a pretense for searching occupants for drugs and weapons. In addition. Mayor Jerry Abramson offered a series of anticrime proposals. His sug- gestions included expanding youth programs. adding block watches, and making it easier for people to turn in criminals anonymously. These policy changes took place in early 1991'. One year later, the mayor's ofce compiled the following data for the period January 10ctober 4, 199? and 1998 in the 4th police district: - The number of homicides was 31 for the 1999' period and 13 for the 1993 period. . The number of rapes was 24 for the 1997 period and 29 for the 1993 period. - The number of robberies was 341 for the 199? period and 264 for the 1993 period. - The number of assaults was 399 for the 199'? period and 269 for the 1993 period. - The number of burglaries was 805 for the 199? period and 804 for the 1998 period. - The number of thes was 929 for the 199? period and 391 for the 1993 period. . The number of auto thefts was 90'? for the 1997 period and 739 for the 1993 period. In the space prmdded, make a table for these data. The table should be fully labeled {use the table from question 1 as an example). Calculate the percentage trend for this distribution. First. calculate the total trend between the 199? and 1993 time periods, then calculate the trend between the 199T and 1998 time periods crime by crime. What is the pattern? Would you say that the program measures have been effective? Why or why not