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Ehhhh...nm is safe just avoid ESPANOLA and you wont get murdered :-) cuz that is a drug addict town
and I wonder why this 3 plus year old thread got dug up...In case you don't know, drugs are in every state and every city....NM being rated the 4th most damgerous state stat is long ago. Do you have any idea where the state might be listed now? I don't.
and I wonder why this 3 plus year old thread got dug up...In case you don't know, drugs are in every state and every city....NM being rated the 4th most damgerous state stat is long ago. Do you have any idea where the state might be listed now? I don't.
I've been to Espanola so many times I couldn't even begin to try to count them. Some how I am still alive and typing this response right now.
I just moved here from South Carolina and am glad to be here! I think SC is much worse as far as violence. Every day it seems the news reports someone is killed in Spartenburg, Greenville or Anderson. There is crime everywhere, but no gun shots in front of my house so far! Love it here!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 6 Most Dangerous States in Which to Be a Kid
By MIKAELA CONLEY (@mikaelaconley)
April 19, 2012
Mississippi
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Louisiana
Oklahoma
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 50 Most Dangerous Cities In The World
Joshua Berlinger, Oct. 9, 2012
Read more: Most Dangerous Cities In The World - Business Insider
In The United States:
48. Baltimore, United States
43. St. Louis, United States
30. Detroit, United States
21. New Orleans, United States
A friend of mine from Albuquerque (single, retired female) moved to New Orleans a few years ago and absolutely loves it! I have to laugh at people's obsession with "danger" rankings and crime statistics.
Those crime statistics ARE people.
If you were unfortunate enough to live in a crime infested neighborhood, would it still be a 'laughing' matter?
A crime-infested neighborhood is not a laughing matter. I'm laughing at rankings of entire cities and states. They all have good and bad. I have lived in supposedly "safe" places where there was still crime.
I used to live on a street with half a dozen police officers.
They all parked their State and County Police cruisers out front.
One night someone vandalized 33 cars on my street.....including 3 Police cruisers.
Go figure?
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