City and Metro homicides 2020 (crime, places, Atlanta, Los Angeles)
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New York City 101
Los Angeles 83
Chicago 148
Houston 98
Philly 121
Dallas 51
Miami 13--------Last homicide was February 17th
San Diego 12
New Orleans 49
San Antonio 44
Kansas City 45
Atlanta 26
Milwaukee 53
Baltimore 89
Indianapolis 49
San Francisco 9
St Louis 48
Cincinnati is at 28 the same time in 2019 the city was at 13. The city saw 120 shootings so far this year compare to 79 last year a 52% increase. 270 robberies compare to 206 31% increase
Knoxville, TN 13
Stockton, Cali 12
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 31
Montgomery, AL 13
Fayetteville, NC 6
Chester, PA 16
Toledo, Ohio 7
Macon, GA 14
San Bernardino Cali(the valley area east of Los Angeles) is at 14
Hempstead, Nassau County New York is at 2
Chattanooga, TN 5
New Haven, CT 3
Jersey City, NJ 6
Columbus, GA 13
Mckeesport, PA 1 near Pittsburgh
Burlington, VT 1
Billings, MT 2
SALISBURY, MD 2
Rock Hill, SC 5
GREENSBORO, NC 10
Topeka, Kan 5
Mount Vernon, NY 3
Fort Lauderdale, FL 6
Newark, NJ 10
NYC seeing upstick in homicides and shootings if trend stay the same the city will see 350-400 by year end 2012-2015 records. Chicago murders on par with 2019 the city not seeing upstick
The cities of Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Kansas City also seeing steep uptick.
Philly murders this year seeing numbers high like 2005-2007.
I work for the city police, and my colleague (and one of the only other liberals in my office) is our homicide analyst. I apologize for not having updated Pittsburgh's count on here in quite a while, as our job has become busier. Pittsburgh is tough because so many counts are overinflated because they include "Pittsburgh, PA" zip codes, which, as Pittsburghers know, encompass practically half of Allegheny County's suburban areas.
There's also the issue that many living in the suburbs call themselves "Pittsburghers". I once had to argue with a crime victim that I couldn't help her because she lived in Blawnox, and the crime occurred in Blawnox, yet she kept arguing with me that she was a "Pittsburgher".
Anyhow, as of 04/27/2020 Pittsburgh is at 11 homicides for 2020. That's below-average.
Our rate using the city's 2018 estimated population of 301,048 is 3.6/100,000.
Poor woman... She should learn what city she's moving to before she moves there
Cincinnati is at 28 the same time in 2019 the city was at 13. The city saw 120 shootings so far this year compare to 79 last year a 52% increase. 270 robberies compare to 206 31% increase
What an absolute crying shame.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are almost exactly the same size, and up until last year our homicide rates and numbers were very comparable. Pittsburgh is only at 11 for 2020 so far.
I'm not sure why Pittsburgh is starting to trend safer while Cincinnati is starting to trend more dangerous.
I will say Pittsburgh has been rapidly gentrifying (well, pre-COVID 19 anyways), so maybe more of Pittsburgh's homicides are being pushed into the poorer suburbs while Cincinnati's suburbs are largely affluent, so the homicides stay inside the city limits?
This makes me so sad because I'm really rooting for Cincinnati. We enjoy vacationing there.
New York City 101
Los Angeles 83
Chicago 148
Houston 98
Philly 121
Dallas 51
Miami 13--------Last homicide was February 17th
San Diego 12
New Orleans 49
San Antonio 44
Kansas City 45
Atlanta 26
Milwaukee 53
Baltimore 89
Indianapolis 49
San Francisco 9
St Louis 48
Cincinnati is at 28 the same time in 2019 the city was at 13. The city saw 120 shootings so far this year compare to 79 last year a 52% increase. 270 robberies compare to 206 31% increase
Knoxville, TN 13
Stockton, Cali 12
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 31
Montgomery, AL 13
Fayetteville, NC 6
Chester, PA 16
Toledo, Ohio 7
Macon, GA 14
San Bernardino Cali(the valley area east of Los Angeles) is at 14
Hempstead, Nassau County New York is at 2
Chattanooga, TN 5
New Haven, CT 3
Jersey City, NJ 6
Columbus, GA 13
Mckeesport, PA 1 near Pittsburgh
Burlington, VT 1
Billings, MT 2
SALISBURY, MD 2
Rock Hill, SC 5
GREENSBORO, NC 10
Topeka, Kan 5
Mount Vernon, NY 3
Fort Lauderdale, FL 6
Newark, NJ 10
You seem to never add Detroit.. what's up with that? Maybe next time can you add Detroit? Thanks. Also Saginaw,MI is a small city over under 50k and already at about 7 or so murders. Not sure where Flint is at.
Massive update Thursday four months of year and summary with COVID-19 among the cities
Los Angeles 82
Chicago 149
Philly 124
Atlanta 27
Washington DC 46
Detroit 72
Oakland, Cali is at 18
Louisville, KY 30
San Francisco 9
Tampa, FL 10
Cincinnati 30
New Orleans 50
Kansas City 46
Little Rock, Arkansas 15
Lexington, KY 11
KNOXVILLE, TN 13
Rochester, New York 8
GREENSBORO, NC 11
Arlington, Texas 10
Petersburg, VA 10
Chesapeake, VA 7
Topeka, Kan 6
Joliet IL 5
FEDERAL WAY, Washington 3
Phenix City, AL 3
SCOTTSDALE, AZ 2
Homestead, PA near Pittsburgh is at 1
Poughkeepsie, New York 1
North Las Vegas, NV 8
Joliet IL 7
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 2
Grand Rapids, MI 6
Saginaw, MI 6
Flint, MI 7
Pontiac 3
Lansing 2
Ann Arbor 2
Miami is in 9th week little over 2 months without a homicide the last one was February 17th which is before COVID-19 pandemic. The City of Miami has seen 13 homicides so far this year if track stay the same the city will finish the year with 25-30 down from 46 in 2019. The Magic City had 19 homicides at same point in 2019 which is 31% decrease. Miami had seen violent crime decrease over the past years and city also going through gentrification. Miami Gardens and other places in Miami-Dade County has saw upstick in violent crime by 5-10%.
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