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Massive update for numerous cities coming early next week
NYC 185
LA 148
Chicago 327
Philly 202
DC 84
Baltimore 165
Denver 40
Milwaukee 87
San Antonio 72
Houston 190
Minneapolis 28
Boston 26
Nashville 70
Dallas 97-------111 same time period in 2019
New Orleans 85
Kansas City, MO 101
Saint Louis 102
Indianapolis 110
Columbus, Ohio 65
Cleveland, Ohio 66
Louisville, KY Metro 67
Oakland, Cali 40
Birmingham, AL 48
Jacksonville, Florida 72
Cincinnati 50
Long Beach, Cali 19
Fort Worth, TX 30
Sacramento, Cali 26
Greensboro, NC 21
Gary, Indiana 25
Providence, RI 4
New Haven, CT 8
Worcester, MA 3
Springfield, Missouri 8
Toledo, Ohio 20
Macon, GA 31
Madison, WI 7
Saint Paul, MN 17
Buffalo, New York 24
Paterson, NJ 11
SCOTTSDALE, AZ 6
Columbus, GA 20
South Bend, Indiana 12
Akron, Ohio 14
Trenton, NJ 17
Warren, OH 12
Montgomery 30
Peoria, IL 6
Keep in mind that it consolidated with Bibb County. So, Macon and Bibb County are the same thing in terms of boundaries. With that said, there are 155,000 people even with the consolidation.
Does anyone know definitively what Detroit’s number is? I know they have their crime stats site but that’s somewhat unreliable because they do it by incident, not by person. For example, if there is a double or triple homicide, it will only show as 1 since that’s one incident at one location. I’ve also noticed that some homicides simply never get added in. There will be a news article on one giving the date and location, then you check Detroit PD and it never shows up.
Man stabbed to death Friday in Dorchester. This is Dorchesters 21st homicides ‘s there were additional shootings in Jamaica Plain as well as Dorchester.
Does anyone know definitively what Detroit’s number is? I know they have their crime stats site but that’s somewhat unreliable because they do it by incident, not by person. For example, if there is a double or triple homicide, it will only show as 1 since that’s one incident at one location. I’ve also noticed that some homicides simply never get added in. There will be a news article on one giving the date and location, then you check Detroit PD and it never shows up.
In Chicago, already 8 killed and 25 wounded on Saturday 10:00am in the 4th of July weekend: link to heyjackass. More killed than the whole weekend last year already ... Disturbing numbers. Heyjackass counts the weekend as Thursday 12:00pm to Monday 6am.
What I don't get is why the demographic affected doesn't just stay inside rather than go out and risk the odds of getting shot. It's the same old story every year, everybody should know what going outside may result in.
In Chicago, already 8 killed and 25 wounded on Saturday 10:00am in the 4th of July weekend: link to heyjackass. More killed than the whole weekend last year already ... Disturbing numbers. Heyjackass counts the weekend as Thursday 12:00pm to Monday 6am.
What I don't get is why the demographic affected doesn't just stay inside rather than go out and risk the odds of getting shot. It's the same old story every year, everybody should know what going outside may result in.
In Chicago, already 8 killed and 25 wounded on Saturday 10:00am in the 4th of July weekend: link to heyjackass. More killed than the whole weekend last year already ... Disturbing numbers. Heyjackass counts the weekend as Thursday 12:00pm to Monday 6am.
What I don't get is why the demographic affected doesn't just stay inside rather than go out and risk the odds of getting shot. It's the same old story every year, everybody should know what going outside may result in.
Hey Jackass isn't reliable. I'll wait for the rest. So far it's 6 (though that's not exactly better)
And for the second part, life goes on. After a while getting shot and or killed just seems like a natural part of life. Even as a kid.
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