Ohio cities homicide rates (Youngstown: town, young)

[JR_C]

Originally Posted by BelieveInCleve

Dayton is at 31 or 32 with a murder rate of 20.8/per100k.

This map shows all of them in the Dayton area, which has 38 but 6-7 of those are outside city limits.
Homicides in the greater Dayton area in 2009

Toledo is at 17 I believe with a murder rate of 5.8/per100k.
Youngstown is now at around 21 (I heard) with a murder rate of 28.8/per100k.

As of Sept 6th, Youngstown was at 18. Unless there were victims who eventually died from wounds in the hospital, I would be surprised if there were 3 homicides within the last week, and it wasn't in the news.

[BelieveInCleve]

Originally Posted by lastonestanding

Toledo is probably now at 20 or 21...

Apparently it's at 18 as of yesterday.

Originally Posted by JR_C

As of Sept 6th, Youngstown was at 18. Unless there were victims who eventually died from wounds in the hospital, I would be surprised if there were 3 homicides within the last week, and it wasn't in the news.

I'm going off of another forum as far as that number, I thought it was 18 as well.

[lastonestanding]

Originally Posted by BelieveInCleve

Apparently it's at 18 as of yesterday.

Where are you getting this info???? I live here and the local news hasnt even kept count of the total number.

[JR_C]

Unfortunately, I think Youngstown is now at 20. (or 23, if BelieveInCleve's source is correct)

Police Investigate Double Murder - WKBN - 27 First News - Local News - Youngstown, Warren, Columbiana, Ohio - Sharon, Pennsylvania

[lastonestanding]

Originally Posted by BelieveInCleve

Apparently it's at 18 as of yesterday.

Well if it was at 18 its definitely at 20 now.... Regardless of what the number is, we're dealing with the same issues as the rest of yall now even more than before.... No one is trying to make any place sound worst than anywhere else, but its ridiculous the b.s. thats been goin on around here lately and its due to people making poor decisions thats been affecting the rest of us..... I know yall in Cleveland, Dayton, & Youngstown have been dealing with loss of manufacturing and high crime for a while, but this crap going on in Toledo right now should not be going on, we're not a bad city, but dont think that its all peachy clean here just because we're not known for having a high unemployment rate and high crime rate.... Toledo lets get this s*** together.... Go out to the polls November 4th and vote.... This is coming from the last One.... And Im out.... News @ 11....

[CortlandGirl79]

According to the Tribune today, Ytown has 21

[JR_C]

Originally Posted by CortlandGirl79

According to the Tribune today, Ytown has 21

I wonder which one Mr. Prelee missed?
According to his records, there are still only 20.
Map Builder::Geographical locations of homicides occuring within the city of Youngstown, Ohio

[scoob]

Originally Posted by JR_C

I wonder which one Mr. Prelee missed?
According to his records, there are still only 20.
Map Builder::Geographical locations of homicides occuring within the city of Youngstown, Ohio

Youngstown is at (21) and is at (23) if you include vehiclar homicides.......
the one he missed on the map was the homicide of a man that was on a bike and was ran over by a car on the south side........... the map used to be up to date but he has been lagging lately

[BelieveInCleve]

Anyone know where all the cities are at right now?

Cleveland should be well over 90.

I heard Columbus is at 73.

Cincinnati is around 53.

Elyria is at 1-2. Lorain is at 6 I believe.

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by BelieveInCleve

Anyone know where all the cities are at right now?

Cleveland should be well over 90.

I heard Columbus is at 73.

Cincinnati is around 53.

Elyria is at 1-2. Lorain is at 6 I believe.

Is that counting the six female bodies they found in inside the home of the known rapest in Cleveland? That man needs to go strait to the chair (Ole Sparky) that is . Sorry did I just call him a (Man), he's lower than sub-human.