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Miami's police chief reports drop in overall crime during his first 100 days on the job

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Miami's police chief reports drop in overall crime during his first 100 days on the job — Key Biscayne Technology news

Crime is trending downward in the City of Miami, according to police department data. More than 100 days into his tenure, Police Chief Edwin Lopez says a combination of strategies, technology, and officers on the ground is helping drive the decline.

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