The only real problem here is property crime. It's not a dangerous neighborhood by any stretch of the imagination - June Cleaver could walk down the middle of the street naked at 3 a.m. and feel perfectly safe. A car gets broken into or stolen every couple of weeks.
Burglaries occur a few times a year.
You'd think that we would do something about it. But we busy middle-class people, contrary to stereotype, are nothing if not adaptable. The first time something happens it's an aberration. The second time and thereafter, we absorb it into our routine. So when one of us goes outside in the morning and finds a glittering spray of safety glass where our car used to be, we make calls to the cops and the insurance company, then wait for a check in the mail.