City and Metro homicides 2019 (crime, metropolitan, Atlanta, Los Angeles)

[Henderson3434]

4 homicides in 2019, which includes a security guard shooting a man at a casino.
4 | 1.33 Per 100K
Henderson, NV Population: 308,000 (2017 Estimate)

[mcalumni01]

Birmingham is at 32....plus 5 that's been rule justifiable by the DA office, so BPD doesn't count them in their official numbers...

[KoNgFooCj]

Originally Posted by TheseGoTo11

What San Francisco lacks in homicide rate is more than made up for in heroin addicts per square mile and poop piles per block.

Lol 😂

[jayo2k]

Originally Posted by murksiderock

Boston 14/2.04
Norfolk 5/2.04
Minneapolis 8/1.9
Los Angeles 75/1.88
Oklahoma City 12/1.86
Las Vegas 29/1.79
Sacramento 9/1.79
Providence 3/1.67
Virginia Beach 7/1.56
Raleigh 7/1.51
Grand Rapids 3/1.51
Omaha 6/1.28
San Jose 13/1.26

San Francisco 10/1.13
Austin 10/1.05
New York 87/1.01 (BX 21/1.43; BK 33/1.25; SI 4/0.84; Qns 18/0.76; Man 11/0.66)
Miami-Dade 25/0.91
Seattle 6/0.83
New Haven 1/0.76
San Diego 8/0.56
Albany 0/0

How many justifiable homicide in Miami dade? Because since that stad your ground thing, justifiable homicide skyroccked...
Still those numbers are crazy low, how much Miami proper?

[CLT2CHICAGO]

Another one for Charlotte last night so now at 49

[BurnInTheMil]

Originally Posted by TheseGoTo11

What San Francisco lacks in homicide rate is more than made up for in heroin addicts per square mile and poop piles per block.

This couldn't be more spot on

[02blackgt]

Tampa is at 9 and St Pete 5

Jacksonville at 45 murders with at least 11 more pending classification, although I think there are still an additional few that are not yet uploaded to their site

[ckhthankgod]

An interesting map that I came across in another C-D forum: https://www.thetrace.org/features/gu...shootings-map/

[marothisu]

A bit overdue..most of these are through either March or to around current (last week of April or within the last few days):

* Baton Rouge, LA: 68 | 30.17 per 100K

...

* Baltimore: 102 | 16.68 per 100K


* St. Louis: 46 | 14.9 per 100K





* Jackson, MS: 19 | 11.38 per 100K (thru February)

* New Orleans: 40 | 10.17 per 100K

* Kansas City: 47 | 9.61 per 100K
* Memphis: 60 | 9.2 per 100K

* Birmingham: 18 | 8.54 per 100K (thru February)
* Washington DC: 57 | 8.21 per 100K

* Detroit: 52 | 7.73 per 100K
* Little Rock: 15 | 7.55 per 100K
* Richmond, VA: 17 | 7.49 per 100K
* Philadelphia: 114 | 7.21 per 100K

* Atlanta: 33 | 6.79 per 100K
* Oakland: 28 | 6.59 per 100K
* Cleveland: 25 | 6.48 per 100K

* Charlotte: 49 | 5.7 per 100K
* Newark, NJ: 16 | 5.61 per 100K
* Knoxville, TN: 10 | 5.34 per 100K
* Chicago: 142 | 5.23 per 100K
* Anchorage: 15 | 5.10 per 100K
* Jacksonville: 45 | 5.04 per 100K

* Bakersfield: 18 | 4.73 per 100K
* Indianapolis: 40 | 4.63 per 100K
* Greensboro, NC: 13 | 4.48 per 100K
* Milwaukee: 26 | 4.37 per 100K
* Stockton, CA: 13 | 4.19 per 100K
* Dallas: 56 | 4.18 per 100K
* Tucson, AZ: 22 | 4.11 per 100K
* Houston: 94 | 4.06 per 100K

* Columbus, OH: 34 | 3.87 per 100K
* Louisville: 23 | 3.36 per 100K
* Cincinnati: 10 | 3.32 per 100K
* Lexington, KY: 10 | 3.11 per 100K
* Corpus Christi: 10 | 3.07 per 100K

* Tulsa: 12 | 2.99 per 100K
* Pittsburgh: 9 | 2.98 per 100K
* Toledo: 8 | 2.89 per 100K
* Orlando: 8 | 2.85 per 100K
* Boston: 19 | 2.77 per 100K
* Phoenix: 45 | 2.77 per 100K
* Fort Worth, TX: 22 | 2.52 per 100K
* Albuquerque: 13 | 2.33 per 100K
* Wichita: 9 | 2.30 per 100K
* St. Paul: 7 | 2.28 per 100K
* Ft. Lauderdale, FL: 4 | 2.22 per 100K
* Denver: 15 | 2.13 per 100K
* Shreveport, LA: 4 | 2.08 per 100K
* Los Angeles: 83 | 2.08 per 100K
* San Antonio: 31 | 2.05 per 100K
* Norfolk, VA: 5 | 2.04 per 100K

* Minneapolis: 8 | 1.89 per 100K
* Las Vegas Metropolitan: 29 | 1.78 per 100K
* Oklahoma City: 11 | 1.71 per 100K
* Fresno: 9 | 1.71 per 100K
* Providence: 3 | 1.66 per 100K
* Raleigh: 7 | 1.51 per 100K
* Ft. Wayne, IN: 4 | 1.50 per 100K
* Long Beach, CA: 7 | 1.49 per 100K
* Winnipeg: 10 | 1.42 per 100K
* Modesto, CA: 3 | 1.40 per 100K
* San Jose: 14 | 1.35 per 100K
* Virginia Beach: 6 | 1.33 per 100K
* Anaheim, CA: 4 | 1.13 per 100K
* San Francisco: 10 | 1.13 per 100K
* New York City: 93 | 1.08 per 100K

* Toronto: 23 | 0.84 per 100K
* Seattle: 6 | 0.83 per 100K
* Winston-Salem, NC: 2 | 0.82 per 100K
* Portland: 5 | 0.77 per 100K
* Omaha: 3 | 0.64 per 100K
* Chesapeake, VA: 1 | 0.42 per 100K
* Lubbock, TX: 1 | 0.39 per 100K
* Chula Vista, CA: 1 | 0.37 per 100K
* Montreal: 6 | 0.35 per 100K
* Honolulu (Oahu): 3 | 0.3 per 100K
* Santa Ana, CA: 1 | 0.3 per 100K
* San Diego: 4 | 0.28 per 100K

* Madison, WI: 0 | 0 per 100K
* Lincoln, NE: 0 | 0 per 100K
* Plano, TX: 0 | 0 per 100K

[ClevelandBrown]

I'm curious where you guys get the numbers for Cleveland. They seem right but CPD from trying to look in the past doesn't publish the numbers and outlets like cleveland.com and the TV sites usually dont bother to track until late summer when the city starts closing in on 100.

25 when inching closer to the halfway point has to be near a 60 year low (maybe the late 90s being close). Would be huge if this sustains.