Yesterday, it surpassed that number for 2019. On August 12.
Some things are moving in the right direction in town. It's a resilient city. But one simply can't overstate the insanity of the post-2015 violence surge.
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From where? From a governor who withholds resources from the city? From a president who mocks it?