Crime rates often show big differences in how people live based on money and resources.

Places with lower incomes usually have higher crime rates. This happens because of a few reasons:

• People in these areas have a hard time getting good education and jobs.
• There’s often a lack of strong community support.
• Local services, like police and healthcare, don’t get enough money.

On the other hand, richer neighborhoods usually see lower crime rates. This is because they have better resources and stronger law enforcement.

To improve this tough situation, we need to focus on:

• Building up the economy
• Making education more accessible for everyone
• Creating strong community programs

By tackling these problems, we can help make our communities fairer and reduce crime over time.