Mar 9, 2017
Citizens need to be informed when it comes to crime in their area, and this site wishes to provide information of benefit to all, announces ArrestMugshots.org

Boston, MA - March 9, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
The FBI recently announced violent crime rose 2.9 percent in America during 2015, yet property crime dropped by 2.6 percent, from what they are estimating. Overall, the violent crime rate was 372.6 offenses for every 100,000 individuals, according to their estimates, while property crime was 2,487 per 100,000 individuals. People wish to know they are safe in their own neighborhood, but often wonder where to obtain this information about criminal activity. Arrest Mugshots offers access to Arrest Records along with a Mugshots Search, so individuals can gather this information and know more about what is occurring in their area.
People can never be too careful because crime is everywhere in this day and age and no community is immune. It doesn't matter if a person is home or out and about, they are at risk. Many local and state departments and agencies make criminal information public and the site gathers this data. This allows individuals to do a quick search by name or browse by state to learn more about the crime in their area.
Crime comes in many forms. The FBI reports there were almost 1.2 million violent crimes in 2015, with non-negligent manslaughter and murder increasing by approximately 11 percent, according to their estimates. Rape increased by 6.3 percent, with aggravated assaults occurring 4.6 percent more often. Robberies also increased, yet larceny-thefts and burglaries decreased. The report issued by the agency also stated roughly 10.8 million arrests were made during the calendar year.
Although some individuals were arrested many times, this is still a very high number. Everyone wants to know who lives and works around them so they can protect themselves. This site provides people with necessary information about criminals in their community.
ArrestMugshots.org allows a user to search by a person's first and last name and their state. Furthermore, a person can browse the site by recent arrests or by state. Information provided in an arrest report includes details such as the person's first, middle and last name, their date of birth and the charges the person is facing. Individuals need to remember that these people are presumed innocent until proved guilty in a court of law.
While the site owners continue to add information, at this time the site only contains information from certain cities in different states. The site will continue to add information as they believe that everyone should have access to mugshots and arrest records in their area. Well informed citizens are a benefit to every community.
About Arrest Mugshots:
A site that allows individuals to search for arrest records and mugshots, Arrest Mugshots provides a way for any person to see who was arrested in their area.
Contact Info:
Name: Mike W
Organization: Arrest Mugshots
Phone: (800) 309-9351
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