Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
Does anyone know why there are so many people getting murdered In Baltimore?
That is so sad. I know there is a lot of poverty there but why would someone kill a person just because they are poor? That doesn't make any sense. A lot of the people they kill are also poor or uneducated as well so how does killing someone help anything?
Cops going light on police work since Freddie Gray...apparently its hard to do police work when citizens say no to police brutality...probably the same thing at play in St Louis (higher murder rate than Bmore) since Michael Brown in neighboring Ferguson
I know that Bmore police effectively stopped policing in certain areas right after the Freddie Gray incident...I don't know if thats still the case but even if not, it can be hard to put the genie back in the bottle
St. Paul had one last night. The 8th homicide of the month in St. Paul..
St.Paul has had 22 this year now but the 8 this month are the most I've ever seen in that city in a month. Minneapolis also had a murder last night and im not sure how many that city has had this year.
Detroit 189/28.08
Cleveland 99/25.78
Kansas City 112/22.76
New Orleans 87/22.25
Baton Rouge 48/21.62
Richmond 47/20.52
Memphis 132/20.28
Washington 131/18.66
Cincinnati 54/17.82
Philadelphia 257/16.22
Hartford 19/15.45
Columbia 20/15.04
Chicago 394/14.56
Atlanta 71/14.26
Newark 40/14.18
Indianapolis 118/13.61
Rochester 28/13.59
Oakland 57/13.29
Tulsa 49/12.22
Milwaukee 72/12.16
Albuquerque 65/11.61
Dallas 156/11.6
Louisville 69/11.13
Buffalo 28/10.94
Norfolk 26/10.66
Jacksonville 95/10.51
Tacoma 22/10.19
Oklahoma City 65/10.02
Pittsburgh 28/9.3
Columbus 82/9.18
Bridgeport 13/8.97
Charlotte 76/8.72
Nashville 56/8.37
Houston 192/8.25
Knoxville 15/7.98
Denver 55/7.68
Minneapolis 32/7.53
St. Paul 22/7.14
Charleston 9/6.62
Grand Rapids 13/6.5
Orlando 18/6.29
Providence 11/6.15
Virginia Beach 26/5.78
Sacramento 28/5.5
Fresno 29/5.47
Salt Lake City 11/5.47
New Haven 7/5.38
Los Angeles 199/4.99
Las Vegas 77/4.7
Fort Worth 42/4.69
Tampa 18/4.58
Boston 31/4.46
Greenville 3/4.35
Raleigh 20/4.26
Allentown 5/4.13
Portland 25/3.83
Worcester 7/3.76
Omaha 15/3.21
Seattle 22/2.95
Austin 28/2.9
San Francisco 25/2.83
New York 236/2.81 (Bx 66/4.49, Bk 79/2.98, Qns 51/2.16, Man 33/1.98, SI 9/1.88)
San Jose 27/2.62
Miami-Dade 61/2.21
Albany 2/2.06
San Diego 29/2.03
And does anyone have any info on the following cities:
Dayton? Honolulu? Phoenix? Riverside? San Antonio?
As always, clarifications and commentary is welcome!
Detroit 189/28.08
Cleveland 99/25.78
Kansas City 112/22.76
New Orleans 87/22.25
Baton Rouge 48/21.62
Richmond 47/20.52
Memphis 132/20.28
Washington 131/18.66
Cincinnati 54/17.82
Philadelphia 257/16.22
Hartford 19/15.45
Columbia 20/15.04
Chicago 394/14.56
Atlanta 71/14.26
Newark 40/14.18
Indianapolis 118/13.61
Rochester 28/13.59
Oakland 57/13.29
Tulsa 49/12.22
Milwaukee 72/12.16
Albuquerque 65/11.61
Dallas 156/11.6
Louisville 69/11.13
Buffalo 28/10.94
Norfolk 26/10.66
Jacksonville 95/10.51
Tacoma 22/10.19
Oklahoma City 65/10.02
Pittsburgh 28/9.3
Columbus 82/9.18
Bridgeport 13/8.97
Charlotte 76/8.72
Nashville 56/8.37
Houston 192/8.25
Knoxville 15/7.98
Denver 55/7.68
Minneapolis 32/7.53
St. Paul 22/7.14
Charleston 9/6.62
Grand Rapids 13/6.5
Orlando 18/6.29
Providence 11/6.15
Virginia Beach 26/5.78
Sacramento 28/5.5
Fresno 29/5.47
Salt Lake City 11/5.47
New Haven 7/5.38
Los Angeles 199/4.99
Las Vegas 77/4.7
Fort Worth 42/4.69
Tampa 18/4.58
Boston 31/4.46
Greenville 3/4.35
Raleigh 20/4.26
Allentown 5/4.13
Portland 25/3.83
Worcester 7/3.76
Omaha 15/3.21
Seattle 22/2.95
Austin 28/2.9
San Francisco 25/2.83
New York 236/2.81 (Bx 66/4.49, Bk 79/2.98, Qns 51/2.16, Man 33/1.98, SI 9/1.88)
San Jose 27/2.62
Miami-Dade 61/2.21
Albany 2/2.06
San Diego 29/2.03
And does anyone have any info on the following cities:
Dayton? Honolulu? Phoenix? Riverside? San Antonio?
As always, clarifications and commentary is welcome!
Thanks, murksiderock, for the updated list! You’re awesome!
Oh, and Pittsburgh is actually now at 30, but we remain unchanged in the rankings.
Pittsburgh: 30 (9.97/100,000)
We’re on track for our lowest rate in many years. Our worst nabes continue to empty out, which is helping.
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.
Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
