London crimeridden metropolis from "summary" of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle
London is a bustling and sprawling city with a deep and dark underbelly. The city is plagued with crime and corruption, with plenty of danger lurking in the shadows of the night. It is a mysterious and exciting place, filled with secrets and surprises.- London has long been viewed as a crime-ridden gigantic metropolitan area with an atrocious rate of prolific criminals. Many of the city's residents can recall stories doomsday about petty pickpockets and burglars up to major thugs who conspire together to commit nefarious deeds.
- The streets of London are not safe even during daytime, leaving many of its citizens feeling unprotected and vulnerable in their underestimated neighborhoods. Criminals have become increasingly frequent, showing no signs of slowing down and thus endangering innocent victims who traverse around this grand metropolis.
- With police on patrol scouring for suspicious activity or people, catching these villains is no easy task. Despite law enforcement attempting to restore order in the situation, it has been difficult to handle such magnitude of unsavory reprobates scattered throughout the sprawling city of London.
- Individuals in which are living in close proximity to each other are constantly threatened by the cruel reality that sanctioned felons could be congregated anywhere, ready to seize any unwitting chance without hesitation. A variety of gangs have sprung up that contribute to wild and out of control delinquency spurring fear across every corner of the capital.
- Not only are locals petrified from stepping onto the streets, they are also unsure of how to approach the conflict and try to fix the issue, with no clear guidance in sight. It appears comforting living conditions will remain still until hopeful new measures can be worked to alleviate the rampant danger overwhelming the city.
