Crime in San Diego increased 13% in 2021, with car theft and hate crimes emerging as the highest spikes in crime since 2020, the San Diego Police Department reported Tuesday.
SAN DIEGO POLICE HEADQUARTERS – The San Diego Police Department has released the annual crime report from 2021.KUSI’s Hunter Sowards was live at the San Diego Police Headquarters with more details.
Upon seeing the rise in crime during 2021, the San Diego Police Department added a sixth homicide investigation team to tackle illegal firearms found in San Diego.Categories
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