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Most downtown crime occurs after midnight

Latest from The Augusta Chronicle - Sat, 05/11/2013 - 8:38pm

How safe are visitors to downtown Augusta? It depends on when they visit and where they go.

Those who stay out after midnight are more likely to run into trouble.

Reports of crime increase almost fivefold between midnight and 3 a.m., according to crime reports compiled by The Augusta Chronicle.

“I think downtown is safe, but you have to be cautious,” Richmond County sheriff’s Capt. Scott Gay said. “If it’s normal business hours, I think it’s a safe place to be.”

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