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NYC 98----there been increase in murders and shootings in The Bronx and Brooklyn recent weeks
LA 89
Chicago 173
Philly 103
Baltimore 104
Saint Louis 61
Dallas 42
Houston 72
Milwaukee 34
Charlotte Metro 21
Phoenix 35
Memphis 37
Atlanta 35
New Orleans 66
Austin 17
Akron, Ohio 12
Birmingham, Alabama 38
Bakersfield, CA 17
Glendale, AZ 7
Mesa, AZ 12
Stockton, CA 16
East Saint Louis 6
Flint, Michigan 12
Brockton, MA 5
Topeka, KS 6
Rockford, Illinois 9
Columbia, South Carolina 6
Dover, Delware
Springfield, MA 6
Wichita Falls, Texas 4
Atlantic City, NJ 3
Fort Myers, Florida 6
Henderson, NC 8----due to staffing cuts city saw huge spike in murders it calling for help from state city population is 15,000+
Why is that every time one put the L.A number they never bother to filter out the Police shooting...?
L.A -> 76
Probably just where people get the stats from, there are random blogs all over out there.
For instance everyone grabs the numbers for Chicago from a certain blog, but it includes everything like self defense killings, justified police shootings or murder suicide.
Above it has 173 for Chicago as of a day or two ago, but as of right now it's at 169 in official comparable stats.
I've noticed the number of Chicago police shootings has gone down quite a bit since when everything hit the fan here and crime bounced up so much for 2016 and 2017.
NYC 101---Murders are up in NYC it up 60% in The Bronx, up 133% Brooklyn North, 5% in Queens
LA 87*
Chicago 176
Philly 111
Houston 73
Baltimore 105
Saint Louis 62
Boston 20
Miami 19
Detroit 64
Phoenix 35
San Antonio 46
San Jose 8
Albuquerque 31
Milwaukee 35
Las Vegas Metro 63
Washington DC 55
Nashville Metro 35
Cincinnati, Ohio 24
East Saint Louis 7
Birmingham, Alabama 39
Syracuse, New York 10
North Las Vegas, Nevada 11 and 80 in Clark County
Pierce County, Washington 27
Montgomery Alabama 13
Baton Rouge 37
Johnstown, PA 2 and 2nd in Cambria County
Fayetteville, North Carolina 6
North Miami Beach, FL 1
Norfolk, VA 11
Springfield, Ohio 5
High Point, NC 5
Joliet, Illinois 4
Bibb County, Georgia 18(Macon Georgia area 87 miles south of Atlanta)
Prince George's County, Maryland or PG County(DC area suburbs) 24
Miami-Dade County 30
NYC 101---Murders are up in NYC it up 60% in The Bronx, up 133% Brooklyn North, 5% in Queens
LA 87*
Chicago 176
Philly 111
Houston 73
Baltimore 105
Saint Louis 62
Boston 20
Miami 19
Detroit 64
Phoenix 35
San Antonio 46
San Jose 8
Albuquerque 31
Milwaukee 35
Las Vegas Metro 63
Washington DC 55
Nashville Metro 35
Cincinnati, Ohio 24
East Saint Louis 7
Birmingham, Alabama 39 Syracuse, New York 10
North Las Vegas, Nevada 11 and 80 in Clark County
Pierce County, Washington 27
Montgomery Alabama 13
Baton Rouge 37
Johnstown, PA 2 and 2nd in Cambria County
Fayetteville, North Carolina 6
North Miami Beach, FL 1
Norfolk, VA 11
Springfield, Ohio 5
High Point, NC 5
Joliet, Illinois 4
Bibb County, Georgia 18(Macon Georgia area 87 miles south of Atlanta)
Prince George's County, Maryland or PG County(DC area suburbs) 24
Miami-Dade County 30
Just to clarify, 3 are from an arson and it may actually be 9 because I think the incident you are referring to the person didn't die, as of now. In regards to the arson, it makes me wonder how many of these homicides are not shootings or stabbings, but are arsons or similar incidents or if such incidents are considered to be homicides across the board?
Just to clarify, 3 are from an arson and it may actually be 9 because I think the incident you are referring to the person didn't die, as of now. In regards to the arson, it makes me wonder how many of these homicides are not shootings or stabbings, but are arsons or similar incidents or if such incidents are considered to be homicides across the board?
So, that means that 5 were “stereotypical” homicide incidents, because of you are referring to an incident a few days ago, that person is still alive for now.
So, that means that 5 were “stereotypical” homicide incidents, because of you are referring to an incident a few days ago, that person is still alive for now.
I know, but I’m saying that as of now, it isn’t a homicide.
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