No it doesn't and there are wide differences across the US regarding crime rates.......the American overall crime rate, as well as the homicide rate across the 50 largest urban centres is still lower than it was at it's peak around 1990....but the trend over the last few years is increasing with respect to homicide at it's fastest pace since the increases of the 1970s....something is going on...and in some cities, it's rising very sharply

"To help resolve this debate, The Economist has gathered murder statistics for 2016—fully eight months before they are released by the FBI—for 50 of America’s most violent cities. These areas contain 15% of the country’s population and around 36% of its murder victims. Our numbers show that homicides rose in 35 of them. Since urban trends tend to track national ones, this suggests that the overall murder rate is indeed rising at its fastest pace since the early 1970s"

The Economist Feb 7 2017