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"Jackson Police are investigating a deadly shooting after a man died from an injury he had received days ago.
Just after 10:30 p.m. Sunday, October 21, officers responded to a shooting on Interstate 220 southbound near Industrial Drive. Officers found two vehicles which had sustained gunfire and a man from one of the cars, suffering from a gunshot wound.
The victim was transported to a local hospital in critical condition. 45-year-old Terrell McCord died Tuesday."
This happened on the Northside area.
Jackson, MS - 66 / 39
I think this link will be interesting for those that wants to look into Chicago's past homicides. It's primary between 1870-1930 and delves into some general history of the city back then. Chicago experience 11,000 homicides within those years overall.
- An early morning double shooting has left one man dead and another in critical condition.
The man killed has been identified as 27-year-old Cornelius Bailey.
A second male victim remains in critical condition at the hospital. He has not yet been identified by police.
According to a tweet from Jackson police, the shooting happened in the 1300 block of Mayes Street.
Man killed in double shooting on Mayes Street-
Source: WLBT
It's by far the most important city, though. I mean, if 40-50 people shot in a weekend in Chicago is national news, why not highlight this too? Two ends of the same string.
What's more surprising though, is that there was a weekend in the early 90's without a shooting? Wow.
Homicides in New York up to 247 compared with 232 last year Bronx having the largest increase, with 15 more compared to last year, while Queens North has 10 more compared to last year
Astoria precinct is having a horrible year, 9 murders so far!
Columbus 86/9.78
Jacksonville 86/9.64
Dallas 124/9.25
Oklahoma City 55/8.54
Las Vegas 136/8.34
Allentown 10/8.26
Houston 190/8.21
Miami 36/7.78
Boston 48/7.01
Sacramento 35/6.97
Denver 49/6.96
Minneapolis 28/6.64
New Haven 8/6.11
San Antonio 92/6.08
Charlotte 51/5.94
Fresno 31/5.88
Providence 10/5.56
Bridgeport 8/5.44
Los Angeles 208/5.2
Tampa 20/5.19
Tacoma 11/5.16
Omaha 21/4.5
Salt Lake City 9/4.48
San Francisco 37/4.19
Riverside 13/3.96
Seattle 24/3.31
Austin 30/3.15
Grand Rapids 6/3.02
Portland 19/2.93
New York 247/2.86
Raleigh 12/2.58
Virginia Beach 10/2.22
San Diego 28/1.97
San Jose 20/1.93
Worcester 2/1.08
Good job by Detroit in reducing homicides, maybe they could even finish with a sub-35 rate for the year; that hasn't happened since 1970! Nearly 50 years
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Bronx having the largest increase, with 15 more compared to last year, while Queens North has 10 more compared to last year
