McAllen Hits 40-Year Low in Crime After 21.4% Drop
· Texas Border Business
McAllen, Texas, has achieved its lowest crime levels in 40 years, with a 21.4% drop in the crime rate for 2025 compared to 2024, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety's Uniform Crime Reporting data. The overall crime volume decreased by 20.4%, reflecting effective collaboration between law enforcement and the community. Notable reductions include a 75% decrease in murder and a 56% drop in auto theft. City officials, including Police Chief Victor Rodriguez and Mayor Javier Villalobos, credited the community's commitment to safety and the hard work of the police department for these significant improvements.
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