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Old 03-24-2008, 05:04 PM
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I agree with the earlier poster. The "war zone" area on the SE side of town is no longer terrible. It is not crime free, but it is no decaying urban wasteland of crime either. For crime I would check out the areas around west central (across the Rio Grande from downtown.) Especially around the Central/Coors area. This area seems to me to be much more slumier with terrible schools, infrastructure, and general community planning.
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As long as the cops are willing to go anywhere in the city, I consider the city's crime to be reasonable. There are parts of Miami that the cops don't even want to enter.

Penelope, I think the only "rude" folks I've met so far were in that weird little corner around Coors & Paseo. Not sure why, maybe it's too cluttered with development and they're all stressed
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