 County Police Chief Malik Aziz points to a slight decline in homicides, a 14% drop in carjackings, and declines in property crime. We hear people, and they don't hear the police chief say what the numbers are. So crime is down, and total crime is down in Prince George's County. This summer, Chief Aziz says officers will remain on 12-hour shifts, with enforcement being focused on small areas where most crime is happening, and at the same time providing community engagement and resources to help prevent crime.