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St. Louis 24/7.60
Baltimore 45/7.24
Birmingham 15/7.06
New Orleans 27/6.93
Memphis 26/3.97
Buffalo 10/3.87
Detroit 26/3.84
Kansas City 16/3.37
Des Moines 7/3.33
Atlanta 13/2.80
Chicago 70/2.57
Milwaukee 14/2.33
Philadelphia 36/2.30
Jacksonville 17/1.96
Washington 12/1.80
Toledo 5/1.79
Oklahoma City 10/1.58
Dallas 18/1.38
Indianapolis 11/1.29
Oakland 5/1.19
Denver 6/0.88
San Francisco 7/0.81
Last edited by MetroZetro; 02-14-2017 at 03:59 PM..
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St. Louis 24/7.60
Baltimore 45/7.24
Birmingham 15/7.06
New Orleans 27/6.93
Memphis 26/3.97
Detroit 26/3.84
Kansas City 16/3.37
Des Moines 7/3.33
Chicago 70/2.57
Milwaukee 14/2.33
Philadelphia 36/2.30
Jacksonville 17/1.96
Toledo 5/1.79
Oklahoma City 10/1.58
Indianapolis 11/1.29
Oakland 5/1.19
Denver 6/0.88
San Francisco 7/0.81
I used to live in Omaha and really am rooting for it. I know in 2015 it had 50 homicides but luckily last year id dropped to 29 homicides a decline of 41%.
Hopefully, Omaha does not have the highly unusual year that 2015 was that smashed by a wide-margin the all-time record high for city of 445,000
Des Moines is up to 7 homicides. I do know that Iowa has had some massive issues due to the influx of people from major midwestern cities porting section 8 vouchers looking for a better life.
From doing an internet search on news archives it looks like Phoenix has had 7 homicides this year with a population of 1.5 million people.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Jurisdiction is up to 21 with Clark County, Nevada up to 25.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Jurisdiction and Phoenix both have 1.5 million people, so it looks like triple the amount of homicides in LMVPD jurisdiction.
Last edited by lovecrowds; 02-14-2017 at 04:33 PM..
St. Louis 24/7.60
Baltimore 45/7.24
Birmingham 15/7.06
New Orleans 27/6.93
Memphis 26/3.97
Buffalo 10/3.87
Detroit 26/3.84
Kansas City 16/3.37
Des Moines 7/3.33
Atlanta 13/2.80
Chicago 70/2.57
Milwaukee 14/2.33
Philadelphia 36/2.30
Jacksonville 17/1.96
Washington 12/1.80
Toledo 5/1.79
Oklahoma City 10/1.58
Dallas 18/1.38
Indianapolis 11/1.29
Oakland 5/1.19
Denver 6/0.88
San Francisco 7/0.81
Halfway through February, St. Louis and Baltimore already have almost double the rate of New York City all of last year
Through February 5th. The most dangerous borough, Manhattan has about half the homicide rate of San Francisco. Queens, a borough that is about the size of St. Louis, Baltimore, Detroit, New Orleans, and Birmingham combined, has managed 4 homicides so far. For a borough that is nearly 1/2 foreign born and has thousands of illegal immigrants...those illegals sure suck at this "crime" thing
Manhattan 7/0.43
Staten Island 2/0.42
The Bronx 5/0.34
Brooklyn 6/0.23
Queens 4/0.17
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