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BradMandell — 2010-01-28T22:06:58Z

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- --> - \|\|<rowbgcolor="#FFFFE0">'''Year'''\|\|'''Monroe County[[FootNote(Rochester)]]'''\|\|'''Erie County[[FootNote(Buffalo)]]'''\|\|'''Onondaga County[[FootNote(Syracuse)]]'''\|\| - \|\|'''2000'''\|\|3,202\|\|''3,477''\|\|1,038\|\| - \|\|'''2001'''\|\|3,173\|\|''3,436''\|\|1,182\|\| - \|\|'''2002'''\|\|''3,630''\|\|3,024\|\|1,540\|\| - \|\|'''2003'''\|\|''4,461''\|\|3,312\|\|1,391\|\| - \|\|'''2004'''\|\|''4,102''\|\|2,850\|\|1,315\|\| - \|\|'''2005'''\|\|2,855\|\|''2,932''\|\|1,130\|\| - \|\|'''2006'''\|\|''3,030''\|\|2,592\|\|931\|\| - \|\|'''2007'''\|\|2,122\|\|''2,771''\|\|771\|\| - \|\|'''2008'''\|\|1,698\|\|''2,362''\|\|687\|\| - <--	+ \|\|<rowbgcolor="#FFFFE0" tableborder="1">'''Year'''\|\|<:>'''Monroe[[BR]]County[[FootNote(Rochester)]]'''\|\|<:>'''Erie[[BR]] County[[FootNote(Buffalo)]]'''\|\|<:>'''Onondaga[[BR]]County[[FootNote(Syracuse)]]'''\|\| + \|\|'''2000'''\|\|<)>3,202\|\|<)>'''3,477'''\|\|<)>1,038\|\| + \|\|'''2001'''\|\|<)>3,173\|\|<)>'''3,436'''\|\|<)>1,182\|\| + \|\|'''2002'''\|\|<)>'''3,630'''\|\|<)>3,024\|\|<)>1,540\|\| + \|\|'''2003'''\|\|<)>'''4,461'''\|\|<)>3,312\|\|<)>1,391\|\| + \|\|'''2004'''\|\|<)>'''4,102'''\|\|<)>2,850\|\|<)>1,315\|\| + \|\|'''2005'''\|\|<)>2,855\|\|<)>'''2,932'''\|\|<)>1,130\|\| + \|\|'''2006'''\|\|<)>'''3,030'''\|\|<)>2,592\|\|<)>931\|\| + \|\|'''2007'''\|\|<)>2,122\|\|<)>'''2,771'''\|\|<)>771\|\| + \|\|'''2008'''\|\|<)>1,698\|\|<)>'''2,362'''\|\|<)>687\|\|

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elvo86 — 2010-01-28T21:24:55Z

Adding 2008 data

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- As you can see, Rochester and Buffalo have traded back and forth for the lead and Syracuse is hardly worth mention. The numbers have dropped off considerably since 2005.	+ As you can see, Rochester and Buffalo have traded back and forth for the lead and Syracuse is hardly worth mentioning. The numbers have dropped off considerably since 2005.

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BradMandell — 2008-12-23T16:37:46Z

reformat a bit, kill D&C article, update stats wordsmith it, Footnote

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- We have dominated New York state for auto theft [[FootNote(Video games are the devil)]] since 2002. Here is a comparison of our numbers contrasted with our Western New York neighbors, with the leading number italicized for each year:	+ ["Buffalo"] and ["Rochester"] have dominated Western New York state for auto theft [[FootNote(Video games are the devil)]] since 2002. Here is a comparison of the numbers contrasted with three Western New York neighbors, with the leading number italicized for each year:
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- \|\|'''2003'''\|\|''4,461''\|\|3,312\|\|1,377\|\| - \|\|'''2004'''\|\|''4,102''\|\|2,840\|\|1,282\|\|	+ \|\|'''2003'''\|\|''4,461''\|\|3,312\|\|1,391\|\| + \|\|'''2004'''\|\|''4,102''\|\|2,850\|\|1,315\|\| + \|\|'''2005'''\|\|2,855\|\|''2,932''\|\|1,130\|\| + \|\|'''2006'''\|\|''3,030''\|\|2,592\|\|931\|\| + \|\|'''2007'''\|\|2,118\|\|''2,776''\|\|771\|\| + \|\|'''2008'''\|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\|
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	+ As you can see, Rochester and Buffalo have traded back and forth for the lead and Syracuse is hardly worth mention. The numbers have dropped off considerably since 2005.
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- - - As you can see, Buffalo has lost its edge and Syracuse is hardly worth mention. The glamour of our ranking is slightly dimished by the fact Dodge Neons are one of the most commonly stolen cars, proving again that we as a city have no taste. However, this in turn is compensated for by the fact that one of the most common locations for recovery of stolen vehicles is school parking lots. If our city's precocious youth are already accomplishing so much at the start of their carreers, imagine the scale of their exploits as full grown adults.	+ The glamour of our ranking is slightly dimished by the fact Dodge Neons are one of the most commonly stolen cars, proving again that we as a city have no taste. However, this in turn is compensated for by the fact that one of the most common locations for recovery of stolen vehicles is school parking lots. If our city's precocious youth are already accomplishing so much at the start of their careers, imagine the scale of their exploits as full grown adults.
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- * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050429/NEWS01/504290403/1002/NEWS Democrat & Chronicle 2005 Article]
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alexandergartley — 2008-04-18T18:45:04Z

added wiki link to Rochester Police Department in DanDangler's comment

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- ''2005-12-27 22:23:16'' [[nbsp]] I strongly suggest using a club on your steering wheel. Auto theft is taken lightly by RPD so ooyou need to protect yourself, or at least your car. --["DanDangler"]	+ ''2005-12-27 22:23:16'' [[nbsp]] I strongly suggest using a club on your steering wheel. Auto theft is taken lightly by the ["Rochester Police Department" RPD] so ooyou need to protect yourself, or at least your car. --["DanDangler"]

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DanDangler — 2005-12-28T00:23:16Z

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	+ ------ + ''2005-12-27 22:23:16'' [[nbsp]] I strongly suggest using a club on your steering wheel. Auto theft is taken lightly by RPD so ooyou need to protect yourself, or at least your car. --["DanDangler"]

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DanDangler — 2005-12-28T00:21:40Z

added comment feature

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RobertPolyn — 2005-06-28T02:29:34Z

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- As you can see, Buffalo has lost its edge and Syracuse is hardly worth mention. The glamour of our ranking is slightly dimished by the fact Dodge Neons are one of the most commonly stolen cars, proving again that we as a city have no taste. However, this in turn is compensated for by the fact that one of the most common locations for recovery of stolen vehicles is school parking lots. If our city's precocious younth are already accomplishing so much at the start of their carreers, imagine the scale of their exploits as full grown adults.	+ As you can see, Buffalo has lost its edge and Syracuse is hardly worth mention. The glamour of our ranking is slightly dimished by the fact Dodge Neons are one of the most commonly stolen cars, proving again that we as a city have no taste. However, this in turn is compensated for by the fact that one of the most common locations for recovery of stolen vehicles is school parking lots. If our city's precocious youth are already accomplishing so much at the start of their carreers, imagine the scale of their exploits as full grown adults.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-15T23:53:48Z

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- We have dominated New York state for auto theft [[FootNote(Video games are the devil)]] since 2002. Here is a comparison of our numbers contrasted with our Western New York neighbors, with the leading number for each year italicized:	+ We have dominated New York state for auto theft [[FootNote(Video games are the devil)]] since 2002. Here is a comparison of our numbers contrasted with our Western New York neighbors, with the leading number italicized for each year:

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-15T02:57:02Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-15T02:54:29Z

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	+ We have dominated New York state for auto theft [[FootNote(Video games are probably to blame)]] since 2002. Here is a comparison of our numbers contrasted with our Western New York neighbors, with the leading number for each year italicized: + + --> + \|\|<rowbgcolor="#FFFFE0">'''Year'''\|\|'''Monroe County[[FootNote(Rochester)]]'''\|\|'''Erie County[[FootNote(Buffalo)]]'''\|\|'''Onondaga County[[FootNote(Syracuse)]]'''\|\| + \|\|'''2000'''\|\|3,202\|\|''3,477''\|\|1,038\|\| + \|\|'''2001'''\|\|3,173\|\|''3,436''\|\|1,182\|\| + \|\|'''2002'''\|\|''3,630''\|\|3,024\|\|1,540\|\| + \|\|'''2003'''\|\|''4,461''\|\|3,312\|\|1,377\|\| + \|\|'''2004'''\|\|''4,102''\|\|2,840\|\|1,282\|\| + <-- + + + + + As you can see, Buffalo has lost its edge and Syracuse is hardly worth mention. The glamour of our ranking is slightly dimished by the fact Dodge Neons are one of the most commonly stolen cars, proving again that we as a city have no taste. However, this in turn is compensated for by the fact that one of the most common locations for recovery of stolen vehicles is school parking lots. If our city's precocious younth are already accomplishing so much at the start of their carreers, imagine the scale of their exploits as full grown adults. + + * [http://www.criminaljustice.state.ny.us/crimnet/ojsa/indexcrimes/counties.htm Index of Crimes Reported by County] + * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050429/NEWS01/504290403/1002/NEWS Democrat & Chronicle 2005 Article]