President Trump will go to New York to meet with local police. He wants to talk about the big drop in violent crime across the country.

Trump, the Attorney General, and the FBI Director will host an event at a police academy in New York. The academy is a big, advanced training center for police.

Trump will talk about the biggest drop in violent crime in one year since the FBI started keeping track in 1936.

President Trump was seen at an event in Ohio on August 11, 2026.

The FBI says violent crime and murder dropped a lot since 1937. Homicides fell more than 18%.

Trump wants to talk about the drop in crime. Murder and manslaughter fell 18.1%. Robberies fell 18.5%. Rapes fell 7.6%. Aggravated assault fell 7.2% in 2025.

Trump will also talk about other crimes. Burglaries fell 15.8%. Larceny fell 9.8%. Car theft fell 22.7%.

The FBI will release a report with these numbers soon. Trump wants to tell police officers about his policies that made neighborhoods safer.

Trump's plan to fight crime in Washington D.C. has been successful.

President Trump was seen with the FBI Director at an event in the White House.

A White House spokeswoman said Trump will visit the police academy to meet with officers. She said Trump kept his promise to make America safer.

The spokeswoman also said Trump will always support police officers. She criticized some Democrats who want to get rid of police.

It has been a good week for the Trump administration in terms of fighting crime.

Trump sent the National Guard to Washington D.C. to fight crime. This was one year ago.

The FBI Director said Washington D.C. is safer now than it has been in decades. This is because of the National Guard and more federal agents.

The FBI Director said federal agents made over 6,000 arrests in Washington D.C. since Trump launched a crime crackdown.

The FBI Director talked about the success of a crime-fighting operation.

The FBI Director said President Trump made a good decision to send more federal agents to Washington D.C. This made the city safer.

The FBI Director said agents made many arrests and seized drugs and guns.

The federal agents will stay in Washington D.C. for now.

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Trump wants the capital city to be a safe place for people to visit.

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