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ADL Says FBI 2005 Hate Crime Statistics 'Clearly Incomplete'; Report 'A Setback'; Improvements Needed in Reporting and Response

To: National Desk

Contact: Myrna Shinbaum of Anti-Defamation League, 212-885-7747, adlmedia@adl.org

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today called the 2005 FBI national hate crime statistics report "clearly incomplete" in light of the fact that two of the largest cities in America did not submit hate crime data. ADL said the fact that New York City and Phoenix did not report data was "a setback to the progress the Bureau has made in the program over the past 15 years."

The 2005 FBI hate crime data documented 7,163 hate crimes reported by 12,417 police agencies across the country, a slight decrease in both the number of hate crimes and the agencies ...

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