City and Metro Murders 2016 (cities, people)

[animatedmartian]

Originally Posted by joeyg2014

Is there another site for Boston? Universal Hub lists 5 and the local news says 5.

2016 murders in Boston | Universal Hub

I sourced the number directly from the BPD. bpdnews.com - The Boston Police Department's Virtual Community

3 extra homicides were counted in February but weren't added to the total until March. I'm assuming these were probably under investigation before they were confirmed.

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by Spade

That's simply not true.

Why is he using Texas as an insult? Both states have parts that are progressive and not so progressive. Even New York has parts where you will see trailer parks and "Vote 4 Trump" signs

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by animatedmartian

Various cities as of March 14th in no particular order:

Houston - 50

Dallas - 29

Fort Worth - 9

San Antonio - 15

San Francisco - 3

Oakland, CA - 6

Seattle - 4

Washington DC - 21

Boston - 8

Indianapolis - 17

Minneapolis - 3

Omaha, NE - 8

Miami - 10, Miami-Dade County - 37

Baltimore - 42

St. Louis - 21

New Orleans - 24

Memphis - 49

Jesus, Memphis is aiming for the "Northeast Brazil" status with its homicide rate this year...

[Spade]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

Why is he using Texas as an insult? Both states have parts that are progressive and not so progressive. Even New York has parts where you will see trailer parks and "Vote 4 Trump" signs

Austin is just as much Texas as rest of the cities. If Austin is a Californian city in Texas, what does one suppose Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio are?

[TBideon]

122 for the Windy City

[BPt111]

Wilmington, DE 7
Camden 6
Chester PA 5
Harrisburg PA 4
East Orange 3
Allentown, PA 3
Trenton, NJ 3
Yonkers, NY 1
Paterson, NJ 3


Newark, NJ 22
Memphis 50
Chicago 128
NYC 57
L.A 57
Jersey City, NJ 3


Okland 8
SAN FRANCISCO 5
SAN JOSE 9
Boston 7

[First24]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

Jesus, Memphis is aiming for the "Northeast Brazil" status with its homicide rate this year...

Yep, Memphis has entered crazy number territory. That's ridiculously high for a city that size. smh

[BPt111]

Originally Posted by First24

Yep, Memphis has entered crazy number territory. That's ridiculously high for a city that size. smh

Wilmington, Chester, Harrisburg, Trenton has their own territory for small cities.

East Orange, Orange, irvington, Elizabeth, Union NJ crime rate is affected by Newark spillover

Allentown, Wilmington, Chester, Harrisburg, Reading, Lancaster, Wikes Barre is in the triangle area for Philly/Bmore hustlers.

[lovecrowds]

San Bernadino, California at 15 with 210,000 people
St. Louis at 25 with 310,000 people
Mobile, Alabama 10
Birmingham, Alabama 22 with 210,000 people

Chicago, IL 129
Queens, NY 9 (population: 2.2 million)
Manhattan, NY 3 (population 1.6 million)
Bronx 11
New York City, NY 53 (population: 8.4 million)

Denver, CO still at 9 with 665,000 people
Colorado Springs, CO 0 or 1 with 450,000 people
Las Vegas, NV still at 34 after a bad start
Augusta, Georgia 8

[jbcmh81]

Columbus, Ohio: 16 as of 3/17/2016, for a rate of 1.9/100K so far.