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(edit) As said below you need to increase loyalty as well, at least with monuments, to increase productivity of the police workers.
Loyalty is something that makes the game "more challenging" and I suspect it is the root of your Republic's troubles. Statues near all the houses and perhaps near stations, lots of different ones are needed. A radio station is also required. Unfortunately, increasing loyalty requires time and loyal citizens, neither of which will be available if you are already experiencing a crime wave.