🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <J3J6Xc1w165w@aroga.com>, Orion <orion@aroga.com> wrote:
>matso@dtek.chalmers.se (Mats Olsson) writes:
>  Like I said...if you think InterPol is dumb enough (or dishonest 
>enough) to deliberately offer up false comparisions, tell *them* about 
>it.  Or do you think that your theory is some sort of 'revelation'?  Are 
>they going to slap themselves in the head and say "Damn!  I *knew* we 
>should have been more careful..."?

    Hmm... going back and rereading it, I must apologize.

#|  Cases known to police per 100,000 inhabitants.  All penal offenses
#|  detected by or reported to police, according to national crime
#|  statistics.

    ..ie, the statistics include all crimes _known_ to the _central police
authorities_ IN THAT COUNTRY which might carry a prison sentence IN THAT
COUNTRY.

    In the light of this revelation, I humbly accept the figures.

    However, I don't see any easy way to link this to violent crime, and
thus, wonders some about where the title came from.

    /Mats