Crime Panic: Washington Post Exposes Troubling Drugstore Trends in Major American Cities
Washington, D.C. – A recent report from The Washington Post suggests that the rising crime rates in major American cities have sparked a sense of “moral panic” among the population. The article, penned by Post culture reporter Maura Judkis, delves into the phenomenon, highlighting a specific incident involving a CVS store in Columbia Heights, D.C. that was repeatedly looted and shoplifted from until it was forced to close its doors. According to Judkis, the empty …