City and Metro homicides 2020 (live, state, rates, crime)

[DoubleXAs]

Originally Posted by Gonae

No. It had 3.

It just updated for this past week. When I wrote that it was still for the week before that, which had 8.

But since we're on this week, Brownsville Brooklyn had 6 shootings this week. Guess what 1993 had? 5.

[Gonae]

Originally Posted by SuperMario

It just updated for this past week. When I wrote that it was still for the week before that, which had 8.

But since we're on this week, Brownsville Brooklyn had 6 shootings this week. Guess what 1993 had? 5.

2 more???and the same 1 murder? OMGGGGGGG. The horror.

[DoubleXAs]

Originally Posted by Gonae

2 more???and the same 1 murder? OMGGGGGGG. The horror.

Calm down Sparky, you'll be all right.

[Gonae]

Originally Posted by SuperMario

Calm down Sparky, you'll be all right.

Idk man. In 1993 this week we had 40 murders. This week we had 7. Thats SO close. I'm so scared.

[VericoGel]

I can't believe Camden, NJ is so low. 6 or 7? Wow. Compared to what it used to be. Holy ****.

[VericoGel]

Originally Posted by Denlogy

Every other city is having crazy homicides. Crazy shootings. Most cities well above average and here we have Boston still going 2 weeks with no homicides looking to end the year with 40ish while cities are already on 100 like Indy.

Ive said it before Boston Is the softest us city. There is literally no violence issues here. Even Denver has been smoking Boston in recent years.

Boston is only 48 square miles, and priced out a lot of impoverished areas you'd find high crime.

Let's see Boston with places like Lynn, Everett, Chelsea, etc. added in.

[woxyroxme]

http://wlwt.com/article/police-perso...028553?src=app

Cincinnati now at 52 at the midpoint of the year.

[Denlogy]

Originally Posted by VericoGel

Boston is only 48 square miles, and priced out a lot of impoverished areas you'd find high crime.

Let's see Boston with places like Lynn, Everett, Chelsea, etc. added in.

That would be like 5-8 more homicides with an added 180k people. The rate would be even lower

[SEAandATL]

Atlanta is at or above 50 at the halfway point, so at this rate we'll be above 100 at the end of the year.

[BPt111]

Originally Posted by VericoGel

I can't believe Camden, NJ is so low. 6 or 7? Wow. Compared to what it used to be. Holy ****.

Camden crime start go down after 2012 it not top 10 most dangerous city anymore.