What do you think is really the most dangerous top ten cities? (for sale, living)

[Billiam]

I think Baltimore would be in the top 10. suprised no one has mentioned it

[brewtown12]

^^^^B-more is definitely one of America's most dangerous cities.

[brewtown12]

Originally Posted by CTownNative

Cars blaring loud music is not just associated with blacks and latinos.Im a white person,and play rap music very loud at my house.

Riding around subbin' in certain neighborhoods would get your car towed,stereo taken,get you ticketed,etc.Neighborhoods where it is common,even late at night,are most likely the hood.Just as having dirt patches from people walking over your lawn most likely discribes the hood,it just wouldnt be tolerated in middle to upper class,home owning neighborhoods.

[cottonwood2420]

Originally Posted by CTownNative

I've learned over the past couple of days that city crime rates have flaws in them.So I was wondering what everyone thinks is the real most dangerous cities?If you don't think the stats are flawed,than just state that you think the most dangerous top ten list is already right.I think Philly,NYC,Newark,and Chicago should definetly be on the list.If you add up all the bad areas of these cities,than the land area would be much greater than most of the cities that are on the list.And also in these cities,most people are crammed into the projects,if the people lived in houses,like in most of the cities that are really on the list,the crime rates of these cities would be much higher.Does anyone agree with me on that.

New York City.
Yonkers.
Detroit.
Newark.
Atlantic City.

[stx12499]

Interesting how my comment to a guy who loves to downplay Louisville turned into a fight between Indy and STL. Who cares? Honestly. No one in Indy or Louisville even thinks twice about STL. And vice versa. Yet we have this person who always loves to bring up other cities to boost his own. I agree that downtown Indy blows away downtown STL...and so does downtown Louisville. Indy and Louisville have much more active downtowns and 10 times the development downtown compared to STL's downtown. Does that make them better cities? It depends on who you ask. But I for one don't try to bring up STL at every waking moment to get my points across.

[complexsimplicity]

I would definately put Cleveland on the list. Ctownnative, I don't know if you still live in that city, but if you do you would know the homicide rate is high. I believe that the homicide rate was up to about 80 by July! Imagine what it would be by the end of the year. I don't know what the rankings are in other cities, but 80 is considerably high for a town of less than 500,000 residents in my opinion.

[CTownNative]

Originally Posted by complexsimplicity

I would definately put Cleveland on the list. Ctownnative, I don't know if you still live in that city, but if you do you would know the homicide rate is high. I believe that the homicide rate was up to about 80 by July! Imagine what it would be by the end of the year. I don't know what the rankings are in other cities, but 80 is considerably high for a town of less than 500,000 residents in my opinion.

I don't live in Cleveland right now,I lived there most of my life though,and I go back there all the time,and yes I would definetly put it on the top 10 lst,unfortunatly this isn't a top 10 list I want my city to be on.The last I heard there was like 87 homicides there,and that was like two weeks ago so I imagine its over 90 now.

[complexsimplicity]

The last I heard there was like 87 homicides there,and that was like two weeks ago so I imagine its over 90 now.

Wow, I didn't know it got that high! I'm going to check into that.

[CTownNative]

Originally Posted by complexsimplicity

Wow, I didn't know it got that high! I'm going to check into that.

Here is a link about Cleveland's 87th homicide.

Cleveland homicides rise to 87 today - Cleveland Metro News – The Latest Breaking News, Photos and Stories from The Plain Dealer

[Alanboy395]

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