The campus crime surge colleges don't tell parents about

The campus crime surge colleges don't tell parents about and thanks to poorly conceived government-mandated crime information, parents are on their own.

Vague language and the predictable bureaucratic wranglings in Washington have left the well-intentioned legislation a poor source for determining school danger.   In Baltimore, things have reached a point where Johns Hopkins University has elected to form its own police force.  Paul Mauro is an attorney and retired NYPD inspector.

It’s not just NYU. Across the country, as urban crime rates rise and woke prosecutors pursue illusory "criminal justice reforms," a wave of violence has beset some of our nation’s premier universities. It’s a phenomenon playing out in headlines around the nation – but which has gained little media notice.