City and Metro homicides 2019 (state, better, rates, crime)
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Right, that's outstanding. There is nearly 2.8 million people in Miami-Dade County. While the bulk of the homicides are still assuredly in Miami city, any way you look at this, this is an astonishing improvement. The city of Miami still only had 51 murders all of last year...
Miami is becoming more like San Diego and Tokyo. Maybe the Brightline train really helps, not only for the city/region economy but also because the station was built in an area that was notoriously blighted, and the station helped that area to gentrify.
Well, in Chicago is really the black on black crime that is driving the rate up...
Speaking about Chicago, a driver was killed in an failed drive by shooting... His passager wanted to shoot at another vehicle but instead shot his driver on the head...
Talking about dumb gangsters...
If you look at the 2016 victims report for Chicago, there was an overall increase for hispanics & whites too. Just Black victims overshadow those stats. If the Black victims would of decline that year it still would of been a uptick.
Montreal now at 9 after a stabbing downtown. Starting to pick up, but still, 9 homicides on an island of 2.050M+ is rare, especially for a major city. The homicide rate is about 0.76/100,000
Montreal now at 9 after a stabbing downtown. Starting to pick up, but still, 9 homicides on an island of 2.050M+ is rare, especially for a major city. The homicide rate is about 0.76/100,000
Northside: A fight between 2 men escalated into 1 of the men being shot multiple times in the upper body on Enochs St. The victim drove himself to the hospital but still succumbed to his injuries there.
St. Louis 111/36.63
Baltimore 191/31.73
Birmingham 64/30.48
Detroit 137/20.36
Baton Rouge 40/18.02
New Orleans 65/16.62
Kansas City 78/15.95
Memphis 103/15.82
Richmond 36/15.72
Cleveland 55/14.32
Hartford 17/13.82
Washington 96/13.68
Cincinnati 36/11.88
Philadelphia 185/11.68
Rochester 23/11.17
Oakland 44/10.26
Newark 29/10.28
Atlanta 51/10.24
Tulsa 40/9.98
Chicago 268/9.9
Louisville 58/9.35
Indianapolis 76/8.77
Dallas 117/8.7
Jacksonville 76/8.41
Bridgeport 12/8.28
Buffalo 21/8.2
Norfolk 20/8.2
Albuquerque 44/7.86
Charlotte 67/7.68
Milwaukee 44/7.43
Oklahoma City 45/6.93
Knoxville 13/6.91
Columbus 60/6.72
Pittsburgh 20/6.64
Nashville 36/5.38
Virginia Beach 24/5.33
Fresno 27/5.09
Grand Rapids 10/5
Salt Lake City 10/4.98
Houston 106/4.56* (excluding June)
Orlando 13/4.55
Denver 32/4.47
Minneapolis 19/4.47
Providence 8/4.47
Sacramento 22/4.38
St. Paul 13/4.22
Tacoma 9/4.17
Allentown 5/4.13
New Haven 5/3.85
Charleston 5/3.68
Las Vegas 60/3.66
Raleigh 17/3.62
Boston 25/3.6
Tampa 14/3.56
Los Angeles 139/3.48
Greenville 2/2.9
Worcester 5/2.69
Portland 16/2.45
Omaha 11/2.35
San Jose 22/2.14
Austin 20/2.07
San Francisco 18/2.04
Seattle 15/2.01
New York 159/1.89 (BX 43/2.92; BK 52/1.96; SI 8/1.67; Man 26/1.56; Qns 30/1.27)
Miami-Dade 41/1.48
San Diego 21/1.47
Albany 1/1.03
Also, does anyone have information on the following cities:
Columbia? Dayton? Fort Worth? Honolulu? Phoenix? Riverside? San Antonio?
As always, clarifications are welcome, and a big thank you to all contributers!
I know 10 doesn’t seem like a lot for most cities, but 10 for salt lake is our average for a whole year, hopefully it mellows out for the remainder of the year we’ve had a quiet stretch for a couple of weeks.
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