KCTV on MSN: Kansas City homicide clearance rate soars above national average
Kansas City's homicide clearance rate is soaring high above the national average.
Kansas City police reported a 93% clearance rate for homicide cases so far this year, far exceeding the national average of 61%. The department also reported a 30% drop in homicides compared to this ...
Tony's Kansas City: KCPD Report Progress Against Homicide Count At Outset Of Springtime
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