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The modern count, as the compiled tables give it

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2003–2010, compiled series

The compiled federal-reporting tables for this town count no murders at all in the years they cover. The City-data compilation of reported offences for North Liberty (drawn from agency reporting) lists, for each year 2003 through 2010, zero murders and zero robberies in most years — a single robbery appears in 2010 — with the town's reported volume carried almost entirely by aggravated assaults, burglaries and larcenies, in counts that stay in single or low double figures. Commercial crime-rating sites that appear to contradict that quiet picture do so on estimates: one such service states in its own text that "North Liberty crime rates are not available from the FBI crime report" and that its figures are estimated from demographics, and its numbers are not carried here as counts. The official count therefore stands as follows: in the compiled reporting series reached, North Liberty recorded no homicide in 2003–2010, and its one Supreme Court case remains the 1974 tavern killing. A complete year-by-year official series to the present stands as a named gap; its settler is the Indiana State Police and FBI Crime Data Explorer agency-level record for the North Liberty Police Department, pulled year by year.

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Source: The modern count, as the compiled tables give it, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/crime-public-safety/modern-count-as-the-compiled-tables-give-it/