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Ugh. Sorry to read that. I really love Cincinnati. Are these mostly confined to just a single neighborhood or two? In Pittsburgh a good chunk of our homicides are just in a few neighborhoods normally (especially Homewood).
In Pittsburgh a good chunk of our homicides are just in a few neighborhoods normally (especially Homewood).
This is why Baltimore is such a problem, there is no homicide hood, it's all over the city. Knocking down crack dens is a good first step, but they've got a long way to go.
This is why Baltimore is such a problem, there is no homicide hood, it's all over the city. Knocking down crack dens is a good first step, but they've got a long way to go.
i heard most were drug related or mistaken identity i guess some neighborhoods do drug trafficking in some of the dangerous areas in that place
Atlanta : 88
Austin : 31
Baltimore : 300
Boston : 35
Chicago : 448
Cleveland : 105
Cincinnati : 63
Charlotte : 97
Los Angeles : 220
Minneapolis : 40
Memphis : 153
Milwaukee : 88
New York City : 278
Philadelphia : 314
Washington D.C. : 149
I will fill in some of the missing cities i have to find some data for
This is a huge drop for Oakland... Gentrification is working there
i remember everyone said it was a warzone back then averaging over 100 or more with the rampant crime added with it
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