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In that regard, he said he was particularly proud that the department had managed to "push crime down" with fewer officers and resources.

And the changes at the N.Y.P.D. collided with other trends, like the consolidation of the crack market and the easing of a demographic bump which had made for a lot of young New Yorkers, to push crime lower.

For the second year running, New York is "the undisputed safest large city in the nation," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said happily yesterday at a news conference where he and his police commissioner released federal figures showing that the city has continued to push crime down more aggressively than most major cities.

David Weisburd, Executive Director of the CEBCP, won the Stockholm Prize in Criminology in 2010 for his series of experiments showing that intensified police patrol at high crime 'hot spots' does not merely push crime around the corner.

Since his "Pusher" crime trilogy climaxed in orgiastic violence in 2005, the filmmaker has reveled in subverting expectations.

In Europe, Mr. Arlacchi said, traffickers from Eastern Europe and Asia have already pushed crime gangs out of street prostitution in Western Europe.

With a much larger force, the Newark police have unintentionally pushed crime across the border, he said.

As the recession pushes crime up, Straw's political fate is to play the hard man by pulling petty stunts while lacking the resources to deal with criminals who are a slightly more dangerous than a bed-ridden old man.

Asked whether the intense focus on the zones pushed crime to other areas, Mr. Kelly said, "It's something that we constantly have to be concerned about," adding, "We look at displacement all the time".

The union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, has argued that the heroism of the officers who responded to the Sept. 11 terrorist attack and their work in pushing crime to historic lows entitled them to far more than the pattern raises.

Mr Bloomberg has continued this while offering himself as a gentler and more conciliatory figure than Mr Giuliani ever was, or wanted to be.Mr Bloomberg has encouraged flexible policing methods that have pushed crime down by a further 20% since 2001.