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Paterson, NJ 26
Trenton, NJ 40
Utica, NY 8
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Newark 55
Buffalo, NY 63
Syracuse, NY 31
Rochester, NY 53
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Troy, NY 6
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Cook County medical examiner's office handled 970 homicides, of which 875 were gun-related, exceeding the record of 838 in 1994. 22 children younger than 10 died in a homicide. In addition, opioid deaths were 1,599 (from 647 in 2015).
Does anyone have a breakdown of NYC homicides by borough?
You can check it on the nypd crime stats website. They break it down to Bronx, Northern Queens, Southern Queens, Northern Brookyn, Southern Brooklyn. Northern Manhattan, Southern Manhattan, Staten Island.
You can check it on the nypd crime stats website. They break it down to Bronx, Northern Queens, Southern Queens, Northern Brookyn, Southern Brooklyn. Northern Manhattan, Southern Manhattan, Staten Island.
When a city with a population of around 300k had never before recorded at least 250 homicides in any given year, jaw-dropping would be an understatement in regards to the 262 murders in St.Louis in 2020.
When a city with a population of around 300k had never before recorded at least 250 homicides in any given year, jaw-dropping would be an understatement in regards to the 262 murders in St.Louis in 2020.
Yeah it’s atrocious, same thing for cities like Memphis, and Cleveland this year, pure insanity. Though I feel like it was foreseeable with the worst ever increase of poverty by far in this country this year, huge unemployment and social unrest. It kinda reminds me of the early 1930s and how the Great Depression caused crime rates to spike to incredible levels, similar or even higher to what we are seeing today.
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