5. Suppose you are working for a policymaker whose constituents are worried about the massive crime spikes they read headlines about. She wants to know whether crime is increasing or not in reality. Use what you have learned in making these graphs to write a paragraph explaining to your boss how she should think about current crime levels and trends. Be sure you explain enough for her to understand your argument in light of your graphs {e.g., why do the different data sources tell a similar or diiTerent story?), and make sure your boss understands any limitations of your argument given the available data. Your answer should not reect your political inclinations or rely on which \"side\" you think is more credible in the public discussion of these issues. The question is about how to interpret the data, so focus on what the data show about crime. Make (20 points)