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Old 11-28-2012, 08:07 AM
 
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Dallas - 161 homicides with 142 of those being murders.

Last one involved a second person dying from injuries received during a quadruple shooting at 11760 Ferguson Rd. on Nov. 1st.

2011 - 141, year total = 147
2010 - 147, year total = 157
2009 - 162, year total = 176
2008 - 160, year total = 183
2007 - 210, year total = 226
2006 - 188, year total = 200
2005 - 196, year total = 211
2004 - 237, year total = 263
2003 - 223, year total = 245
2002 - 180, year total = 203
2001 - 223, year total = 250
2000 - 216, year total = 231


The historical numbers include all homicides. Best example of this would be if a homeowner shoots & kills
a bugler, that would be a homicide but not necessarily a murder.
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Old 11-28-2012, 09:33 PM
 
Location: Brooklyn, New York
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New York City celebrates day without violent crime

For the first time in living memory, New York has spent a day entirely without violent crime.
The city police department's chief spokesman said that Monday was the most bloodshed-free 24-hour period in recent history.
Not a single murder, shooting, stabbing or other incident of violent crime was reported for a whole day.

Despite a July spike in homicides, the city's murder rate is on target to hit its lowest point since 1960.
Just a few months ago, residents were living through what one tabloid newspaper called the "summer of blood".
Aggressive prevention tactics Despite the fall in homicides, statistics point to a 3% overall rise in crime.
There has also been a 9% increase in larceny, which police blame on a surge in smartphone thefts.
But killings are now down 23% compared with last year, which represents a 50-year low.
There have been 366 murders so far this year in New York City, compared with 472 at this time last year.
Experts say such a low number of homicides is highly unusual for a US city of eight million people.
Gang-plagued Chicago, Illinois, has chalked up 462 murders this year, despite having a population of about 2.7 million people.
There have been 301 murders in 2012 in the city of Philadelphia, which has 1.5 million people.
Some experts are praising the New York police department's aggressive crime-prevention tactics, notably the so-called Stop And Frisk policy, which has rooted out dozens of illegal guns.
But critics argue that it has led to hundreds of thousands of young blacks and Latinos being stopped without cause.

BBC News - New York City celebrates day without violent crime
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Old 11-29-2012, 11:38 AM
 
Location: Minneapolis (St. Louis Park)
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Way to go NYC, LA and DC!
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Old 11-29-2012, 12:33 PM
 
Location: Brooklyn, New York
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Chicago matched last year's total. There's still 2 more months to go.
Chicago has more murders than NYC this year despite the huge population difference. Did that ever happen before in history?
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Old 11-29-2012, 12:43 PM
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Chicago has more murders than NYC this year despite the huge population difference. Did that ever happen before in history?
Doesn't look like it. Detroit looks like it has only 10% or so less murders than NYC this year.

Timeline of New York City events, crimes and disasters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Crime in Chicago - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Old 11-29-2012, 03:17 PM
 
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Chicago has more murders than NYC this year despite the huge population difference. Did that ever happen before in history?
2001*, 2002 & 2003. *the Sept. 11th deaths were excluded by request.

In 2002 LA & Chicago both had 654, which was more than NYC.

NYPD
---
1960 --- 482
1961 --- 483
1962 --- 631
1963 --- 548
1964 --- 636
1965 --- 634
1966 --- 654
1967 --- 746
1968 --- 986
1969 --- 1,043
1970 --- 1,117
1971 --- 1,466
1972 --- 1,691
1973 --- 1,680
1974 --- 1,554
1975 --- 1,645
1976 --- 1,622
1977 --- 1,557
1978 --- 1,504
1979 --- 1,733
1980 --- 1,814
1981 --- 1,826
1982 --- 1,668
1983 --- 1,622
1984 --- 1,450
1985 --- 1,384
1986 --- 1,582
1987 --- 1,672
1988 --- 1,896
1989 --- 1,905
1990 --- 2,262
1991 --- 2,154
1992 --- 1,995
1993 --- 1,946
1994 --- 1,541
1995 --- 1,181
1996 --- 983
1997 --- 770
1998 --- 629
1999 --- 671
2000 --- 673
2001 --- 649
2002 --- 587
2003 --- 597
2004 --- 570
2005 --- 539
2006 --- 596
2007 --- 496
2008 --- 523
2009 --- 471
2010 --- 539
2011 --- 515



Chicago PD
-------
1964 --- 390
1965 --- 396
1966 --- 512
1967 --- 548
1968 --- 645
1969 --- 715
1970 --- 810
1971 --- 824
1972 --- 711
1973 --- 862
1974 --- 970
1975 --- 818
1976 --- 814
1977 --- 823
1978 --- 787
1979 --- 856
1980 --- 863
1981 --- 877
1982 --- 668
1983 --- 729
1984 --- 741
1985 --- 666
1986 --- 744
1987 --- 691
1988 --- 660
1989 --- 742
1990 --- 851
1991 --- 927
1992 --- 943
1993 --- 854
1994 --- 931
1995 --- 828
1996 --- 796
1997 --- 761
1998 --- 704
1999 --- 642
2000 --- 632
2001 --- 666
2002 --- 654
2003 --- 601
2004 --- 454
2005 --- 451
2006 --- 471
2007 --- 442
2008 --- 513
2009 --- 416
2010 --- 463
2011 --- 430


Chicago reports are here.

https://portal.chicagopolice.org/por...nual%20Reports


Best way to find data for a specific year is to use the report for the following year.

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Old 11-29-2012, 03:21 PM
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2001*, 2002 & 2003. *the Sept. 11th deaths were excluded by request.
whoops. missed those years.
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Old 11-29-2012, 03:35 PM
 
Location: Pasadena, CA
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Originally Posted by DtX4415 View Post
2001*, 2002 & 2003. *the Sept. 11th deaths were excluded by request.

In 2002 LA & Chicago both had 654, which was more than NYC.

NYPD
---
1960 --- 482
1961 --- 483
1962 --- 631
1963 --- 548
1964 --- 636
1965 --- 634
1966 --- 654
1967 --- 746
1968 --- 986
1969 --- 1,043
1970 --- 1,117
1971 --- 1,466
1972 --- 1,691
1973 --- 1,680
1974 --- 1,554
1975 --- 1,645
1976 --- 1,622
1977 --- 1,557
1978 --- 1,504
1979 --- 1,733
1980 --- 1,814
1981 --- 1,826
1982 --- 1,668
1983 --- 1,622
1984 --- 1,450
1985 --- 1,384
1986 --- 1,582
1987 --- 1,672
1988 --- 1,896
1989 --- 1,905
1990 --- 2,262
1991 --- 2,154
1992 --- 1,995
1993 --- 1,946
1994 --- 1,541
1995 --- 1,181
1996 --- 983
1997 --- 770
1998 --- 629
1999 --- 671
2000 --- 673
2001 --- 649
2002 --- 587
2003 --- 597
2004 --- 570
2005 --- 539
2006 --- 596
2007 --- 496
2008 --- 523
2009 --- 471
2010 --- 539
2011 --- 515



Chicago PD
-------
1964 --- 390
1965 --- 396
1966 --- 512
1967 --- 548
1968 --- 645
1969 --- 715
1970 --- 810
1971 --- 824
1972 --- 711
1973 --- 862
1974 --- 970
1975 --- 818
1976 --- 814
1977 --- 823
1978 --- 787
1979 --- 856
1980 --- 863
1981 --- 877
1982 --- 668
1983 --- 729
1984 --- 741
1985 --- 666
1986 --- 744
1987 --- 691
1988 --- 660
1989 --- 742
1990 --- 851
1991 --- 927
1992 --- 943
1993 --- 854
1994 --- 931
1995 --- 828
1996 --- 796
1997 --- 761
1998 --- 704
1999 --- 642
2000 --- 632
2001 --- 666
2002 --- 654
2003 --- 601
2004 --- 454
2005 --- 451
2006 --- 471
2007 --- 442
2008 --- 513
2009 --- 416
2010 --- 463
2011 --- 430


Chicago reports are here.

https://portal.chicagopolice.org/por...nual%20Reports


Best way to find data for a specific year is to use the report for the following year.
As exciting and encouraging as it is to see the murder rates free-fall, imagine what it was like the years they were accelerating at the same pace
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Old 11-29-2012, 03:50 PM
 
Location: PG County, MD
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This has been the most violent year in Camden, NJ's history. The city had its 61st homicide of the year on Monday. The previous record was in 1995 when there were 58 homicides in the city.

http://www.courierpostonline.com/art...den-identified
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Old 11-30-2012, 03:20 AM
 
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In many cities such as NYC, LA, DC, and Atlanta, the number of murders is about half of what it was 10 years ago, and only about a quarter of what it was 20 years ago.
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