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Other cities around the country the Northeast cities on page 82 April 4th early morning update
Baltimore 75
Oakland, Cali 13
Fresno, Cali 7
Columbus, GA 12
Charlotte, NC 26
Washington DC 38
Kansas City, MO 42
Colorado Springs, CO 16
New Orleans 41
Killeen, Texas 12----same time in 2019 it was 4
Springfield, IL 2
Gary, IN 12
East Chicago, IN 3
Merrillville, IN 2
Richmond, CA 1 (near San Francisco)
Jonesboro, Ark 1
Daytona Beach, Florida 4
GREENSBORO, NC 7
Tyler, TX 3
Chesapeake, VA 6
Jackson, MS: 20
Shreveport, LA: 7 homicides
Saint Paul, MN 4
Des Moines 8
Sumter, SC 5
Independence, MO 1
Chicago, IL 101---March 31th it was 99 but there been 2 murders in Chicago recent days
Columbus, Ohio 29
New Orleans 41
Saint Louis 35
Fresno, Cali 9
Memphis 21
Louisville, KY 22
Nashville 12
Madison, WI 4
Dayton, Ohio 6
Jacksonville, Florida 34
Las Vegas Metro 23
Detroit 47
Tulsa, OK 14
Dallas, TX 47
Milwaukee, WI 33
Daytona Beach, Florida 3
Montgomery, AL 11
Cincinnati, Ohio 13
Long Beach, CA 5
Compton, CA 2
Indianapolis 41
Portland, Oregon 3
Dallas 47
Houston 70
Pittsburgh 7
Charleston, SC 3
Bessemer, AL 4
I don't know what Houston is right now but they officially had 49 homicides through the end of February. I'm guessing they're at around 70 right now (which would make them similar to Dallas in homicide rate).
Jackson, MS: 21 homicides | 12.77 per 100K
Baltimore: 73 homicides | 12.12 per 100K
Birmingham: 24 homicides | 11.44 per 100K
St. Louis: 33 homicides | 10.90 per 100K
New Orleans: 41 homicides | 10.49 per 100K
Kansas City: 39 homicides | 7.93 per 100K
Baton Rouge, LA: 16 homicides | 7.22 per 100K
Detroit: 47 homicides | 6.99 per 100K
Columbus, GA: 12 homicides | 6.18 per 100K
Richmond, VA: 14 homicides | 6.12 per 100K
Philadelphia: 96 homicides | 6.06 per 100K
Milwaukee: 33 homicides | 5.57 per 100K
Cleveland: 21 homicides | 5.47 per 100K
Washington DC: 38 homicides | 5.41 per 100K
Buffalo: 13 homicides | 5.07 per 100K
Indianapolis: 43 homicides | 4.96 per 100K
Cincinnati: 14 homicides | 4.63 per 100K
Louisville: 26 homicides | 4.19 per 100K
Norfolk, VA: 10 homicides | 4.1 per 100K
Little Rock: 8 homicides | 4.04 per 100K
Jacksonville: 35 homicides | 3.87 per 100K
Wichita: 15 homicides | 3.85 per 100K
Ft. Lauderdale, FL: 7 homicides | 3.83 per 100K
Atlanta: 19 homicides | 3.81 per 100K
Ft. Wayne, IN: 10 homicides | 3.74 per 100K
Shreveport, LA: 7 homicides | 3.7 per 100K
Des Moines, IA: 8 homicides | 3.69 per 100K
Chicago: 98 homicides | 3.62 per 100K
Memphis: 23 homicides | 3.54 per 100K
Albuquerque: 19 homicides | 3.39 per 100K
Tacoma, WA: 7 homicides | 3.24 per 100K
Tulsa: 13 homicides | 3.24 per 100K
Dallas: 43 homicides | 3.2 per 100K
Colorado Springs: 15 homicides | 3.17 per 100K
Oakland: 13 homicides | 3.03 per 100K
Rochester, NY: 6 homicides | 2.91 per 100K
Stockton, CA: 9 homicides | 2.89 per 100K
Columbus, OH: 25 homicides | 2.8 per 100K
Bridgeport, CT: 4 homicides | 2.76 per 100K
Charlotte: 24 homicides | 2.75 per 100K
Pittsburgh: 8 homicides | 2.66 per 100K
Regina, SK (Canada): 6 homicides | 2.62 per 100K
Lexington, KY: 8 homicides | 2.47 per 100K
Greensboro, NC: 7 homicides | 2.38 per 100K
Bakersfield: 9 homicides | 2.35 per 100K
Minneapolis: 10 homicides | 2.35 per 100K
Tampa: 9 homicides | 2.34 per 100K
Nashville: 15 homicides | 2.19 per 100K
Toledo: 6 homicides | 2.18 per 100K
Sacramento: 11 homicides | 2.16 per 100K
Oklahoma City: 14 homicides | 2.16 per 100K
Corpus Christi: 7 homicides | 2.14 per 100K
Knoxville, TN: 4 homicides | 2.13 per 100K
Chesapeake, VA: 5 homicides | 2.06 per 100K
Grand Rapids, MI: 4 homicides | 2.01 per 100K
Fort Worth, TX: 18 homicides | 2.01 per 100K
Durham, NC: 5 homicides | 1.82 per 100K
Denver: 13 homicides | 1.81 per 100K
Phoenix: 29 homicides | 1.75 per 100K
Boston: 12 homicides | 1.73 per 100K
St. Paul: 5 homicides | 1.62 per 100K
Winston-Salem, NC: 4 homicides | 1.62 per 100K
Madison, WI: 4 homicides | 1.55 per 100K
Los Angeles: 60 homicides | 1.5 per 100K
Long Beach, CA: 7 homicides | 1.5 per 100K
Raleigh: 7 homicides | 1.49 per 100K
Austin: 14 homicides | 1.45 per 100K
Newark, NJ: 4 homicides | 1.42 per 100K
Modesto, CA: 3 homicides | 1.4 per 100K
Orlando: 4 homicides | 1.4 per 100K
San Antonio: 21 homicides | 1.37 per 100K
Winnipeg: 9 homicides | 1.28 per 100K
Saskatoon (Canada): 3 homicides | 1.22 per 100K
Virginia Beach: 5 homicides | 1.11 per 100K
Tucson, AZ: 6 homicides | 1.1 per 100K
Omaha: 5 homicides | 1.07 per 100K
Seattle: 8 homicides | 1.07 per 100K
Lincoln, NE: 3 homicides | 1.04 per 100K
Las Vegas Metropolitan: 16 homicides | 0.98 per 100K
Fresno: 5 homicides | 0.94 per 100K
San Francisco: 8 homicides | 0.91 per 100K
New York City: 67 homicides | 0.8 per 100K
San Jose: 8 homicides | 0.78 per 100K
Anchorage: 2 homicides | 0.69 per 100K
Toronto: 16 homicides | 0.59 per 100K
Vancouver: 4 homicides | 0.59 per 100K
Anaheim, CA: 2 homicides | 0.57 per 100K
Providence: 1 homicide | 0.56 per 100K
Honolulu (Oahu): 4 homicides | 0.4 per 100K
San Diego: 5 homicides | 0.35 per 100K
Calgary: 4 homicides | 0.32 per 100K
Montreal: 2 homicides | 0.12 per 100K
Santa Ana, CA: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
Plano, TX: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
Chula Vista, CA: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
I'm pretty sure San Diego is @ 9 & Seattle is still @ 7.
Through 3/27, Chicago officially had 95 homicides. Here is a look at the regions of the city by homicides, population, and rate. The definitions are from Wikipedia. I'm going to make 1 modification though - I'm moving Englewood into South Side from Southwest Side.
- South Side: 286,622 people | 21 homicides | 7.33 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Baton Rouge, LA
- West Side: 475,214 people | 33 homicides | 6.94 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Detroit
- Far Southeast Side: 218,535 people | 14 homicides | 6.41 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Columbus, GA
- Far Southwest Side: 184,202 people | 8 homicides | 4.34 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Louisville
- Southwest Side: 370,618 people | 12 homicides | 3.46 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Albuquerque
- Northwest Side: 280,662 people | 3 homicides | 1.07 per 100k | Rate same to current of Seattle
- Downtown: 151,985 people | 1 homicide | 0.66 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Toronto and Vancouver
- Far North Side: 480,600 people | 2 homicides | 0.42 per 100k | Rate similar to current of San Diego and Oahu (Hawaii)
- North Side: 316,547 people | 1 homicide | 0.32 per 100k | Rate same to current of Calgary and similar to San Diego
Bigger regions combined;
* West Side: 475,214 people | 33 homicides | 6.94 per 100k | Rate similar to current of Detroit
* All South Side total: 1,036,185 people | 55 homicides | 5.31 per 100K | Rate similar (slightly lower) than current of Washington DC
* Downtown+North Side total: 1,229,794 people | 7 homicides | 0.57 per 100K | Rate similar to current of Toronto and Vancouver
2) San Diego is not at 9 but they're actually at 7. There were 2 I missed (#4 and #5 below). There are homicides on this page from 2019 FYI - if you read each PDF. Furthermore, not every PDF talking about homicide is 1 individual case. For example the article on 3/24 about a homicide in San Ysidro is talking about the same homicide from 3/19/2020 in San Ysidro.
The following are the homicides in San Diego this year from that page:
1. 1/15/2020: Homicide in Southcrest Neighborhood
2. 1/21/2020: Suspicious Death in Core Columbia
3. 2/8/2020: Homicide in Southcrest Neighborhood
4. 2/24/2020: Victim ID'd in Mountain View Homicide
5. 3/19/2020: Victim ID'd in Lincoln Park Homicide
6. 3/19/2020: Homicide in San Ysidro
7. 3/20/2020: Homicide in Otay Mesa West
Other cities around the country the Northeast cities on page 82 April 4th early morning update
Baltimore 75
Oakland, Cali 13
Fresno, Cali 7
Columbus, GA 12
Charlotte, NC 26
Washington DC 38
Kansas City, MO 42
Colorado Springs, CO 16
New Orleans 41
Killeen, Texas 12----same time in 2019 it was 4
Springfield, IL 2
Gary, IN 12
East Chicago, IN 3
Merrillville, IN 2
Richmond, CA 1 (near San Francisco)
Jonesboro, Ark 1
Daytona Beach, Florida 4
GREENSBORO, NC 7
Tyler, TX 3
Chesapeake, VA 6
Jackson, MS: 20
Shreveport, LA: 7 homicides
Saint Paul, MN 4
Des Moines 8
Sumter, SC 5
Independence, MO 1
Chicago, IL 101---March 31th it was 99 but there been 2 murders in Chicago recent days
Columbus, Ohio 29
New Orleans 41
Saint Louis 35
Fresno, Cali 9
Memphis 21
Louisville, KY 22
Nashville 12
Madison, WI 4
Dayton, Ohio 6
Jacksonville, Florida 34
Las Vegas Metro 23
Detroit 47
Tulsa, OK 14
Dallas, TX 47
Milwaukee, WI 33
Daytona Beach, Florida 3
Montgomery, AL 11
Cincinnati, Ohio 13
Long Beach, CA 5
Compton, CA 2
Indianapolis 41
Portland, Oregon 3
Dallas 47
Houston 70
Pittsburgh 7
Charleston, SC 3
Bessemer, AL 4
Seattle 7
Miami 12
Crazy how NYC has fewer Murders than Philly, Houston, & Chicago, (Even though it's a bigger City than all of their Population's combined together), I hope someday that these Cities can become as safe as NYC is, the rest of the US could learn from their example IMO.
Crazy how NYC has fewer Murders than Philly, Houston, & Chicago, (Even though it's a bigger City than all of their Population's combined together), I hope someday that these Cities can become as safe as NYC is, the rest of the US could learn from their example IMO.
NYC and LA going through crazy gentrification Times Square/Brooklyn Bridge or Santa Monica/Hollywood
Downtown LA going through skyscraper boom like Miami
NYC
LA
Miami
San Francisco
Some parts of Chicago
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Austin
DC
2) San Diego is not at 9 but they're actually at 7. There were 2 I missed (#4 and #5 below). There are homicides on this page from 2019 FYI - if you read each PDF. Furthermore, not every PDF talking about homicide is 1 individual case. For example the article on 3/24 about a homicide in San Ysidro is talking about the same homicide from 3/19/2020 in San Ysidro.
The following are the homicides in San Diego this year from that page:
1. 1/15/2020: Homicide in Southcrest Neighborhood
2. 1/21/2020: Suspicious Death in Core Columbia
3. 2/8/2020: Homicide in Southcrest Neighborhood
4. 2/24/2020: Victim ID'd in Mountain View Homicide
5. 3/19/2020: Victim ID'd in Lincoln Park Homicide
6. 3/19/2020: Homicide in San Ysidro
7. 3/20/2020: Homicide in Otay Mesa West
& kk gotcha, Seattle is @ 8 now, either way not that bad for a US City IMO.
Oh Ok, 7 or 9, either way good for them! Ah "America's Finest City",
glad it's not that bad out there, also ur right, the San Diego page is tough to read
I did notice that about the 2019 ones, I just assumed it was 9 because like u said sometimes
they talk about the same homicide twice because sometimes they didn't ID it the 1st time.
Haha lol nice!
Speaking on the Subject of Crime anyways, I think it's nice
& all that u guys do Inner Cities, but I'm also somewhat interested in seeing
what the Suburbs r like as well, Boston I think is the only one I know the Suburban Total's,
(As u guy's usually do Regular Massachusetts Updates minus Boston).
Like Greater Boston is @ 17 I think now because of 3 Homicides in Lynn Massachusetts & 2 in Lawrence Massachusetts
but I'm kinda curious to know some of the totals for the other/ bigger US Cities as well,
all I have is Data so far from 2016, are their any more up to date ones?
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