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New York City 229
Los Angeles 203
Chicago 389
Houston 255
Phoenix 112
Philly 297
San Antonio 68
San Diego 38
Dallas 111
San Jose 23
Austin 45
Forth Worth 50
Jacksonville, FL 59
Columbus, OH 107
Charlotte 55---58 same time in 2020
Indianapolis 130
San Francisco 22
Seattle 22
Denver 47
Washington D.C 102
Boston 20
El Paso, TX 16
Nashville 90
Detroit 170
Las Vegas 72
Oklahoma City 44
Portland, Ore 51
Memphis 142
Louisville Metro is at 112----last year total was 177, 2019 was 93
Milwaukee 93
Baltimore 185
Albuquerque 70
Tucson, AZ 47
Fresno, Cali 40
Mesa, Cali 18
Sacramento, Cali 35
Atlanta 82
Kansas City, MO 80-----Independent, MO 9, Raytown, MO 6, Kansas City, KS 19
Colorado Springs, CO 22
Omaha 17
Raleigh 12
Miami 26---62 total in 2020 and 48 in 2019
Minneapolis 44
Oakland 71
Long Beach, Cali 22
Virginia Beach 7
Tampa, FL 25-----same time 2020 it was 14 so far in 2021 there are 241 non fatal shootings
St Petersburg 21---15 was total in 2020
Tulsa, OK 27
Wichita 26
New Orleans 103
Bakersfield, Cali 34
Cleveland 90
Cincinnati 41
Saint Louis 101
Pittsburgh, PA 38
Baton Rouge 75
Little Rock, AR 27 and North Little Rock 8
Birmingham 60---105 in Jefferson County
Des Moines 3 ?
Jackson, MS 79
Thanks for doing this. Any numbers on Orlando or Anaheim?
New York City 229
Los Angeles 203
Chicago 389
Houston 255
Phoenix 112
Philly 297
San Antonio 68
San Diego 38
Dallas 111
San Jose 23
Austin 45
Forth Worth 50
Jacksonville, FL 59
Columbus, OH 107
Charlotte 55---58 same time in 2020
Indianapolis 130
San Francisco 22
Seattle 22
Denver 47
Washington D.C 102
Boston 20
El Paso, TX 16
Nashville 90
Detroit 170
Las Vegas 72
Oklahoma City 44
Portland, Ore 51
Memphis 142
Louisville Metro is at 112----last year total was 177, 2019 was 93
Milwaukee 93
Baltimore 185
Albuquerque 70
Tucson, AZ 47
Fresno, Cali 40
Mesa, Cali 18
Sacramento, Cali 35
Atlanta 82
Kansas City, MO 80-----Independent, MO 9, Raytown, MO 6, Kansas City, KS 19
Colorado Springs, CO 22
Omaha 17
Raleigh 12
Miami 26---62 total in 2020 and 48 in 2019
Minneapolis 44
Oakland 71
Long Beach, Cali 22
Virginia Beach 7
Tampa, FL 25-----same time 2020 it was 14 so far in 2021 there are 241 non fatal shootings
St Petersburg 21---15 was total in 2020
Tulsa, OK 27
Wichita 26
New Orleans 103
Bakersfield, Cali 34
Cleveland 90
Cincinnati 41
Saint Louis 101
Pittsburgh, PA 38
Baton Rouge 75
Little Rock, AR 27 and North Little Rock 8
Birmingham 60---105 in Jefferson County
Des Moines 3 ?
Jackson, MS 79
I'll post this here since its probably the best thread.
But since got some numbers on Cleveland and suburban totals, wanted to see how dangerous the metro is for blacks.
Cleveland, unlike alot of northern metros, the black population isn't just confined to some inner city neighborhoods (though those who are are putting up 3rd world type statistics).
But is Cleveland that bad for blacks? Yes on one end. No on another.
The majority of blacks in the metro live outside the city (and another decent percent that do, now are on the westside). But thats not relevant to this.
I'm looking and adding it up and there is nearly 150,000 blacks just on the inner eastside suburbs (taking away East Cleveland, which has long been as crime ridden as any city of Cleveland hoods). Blacks are about 52 percent of the total population. Even with the uptick in suburban murders, id say 15 of those have occurred in the inner east burbs minus EC (36 total... 10 on the westside... 10 in East Cleveland... 1 pretty sure was in Mayfield, an outer east burb) .
So thats a black homicide rate if about 10 ... in a majority black area that has roughly the number of total blacks that the cities of Denver and Seattle (or Pittsburgh) have combined and about 50,000 less than the city of Boston.... 3-4 "safe" US cities. I guess the point is while the eastside of the city is a war zone. It doesn't mean all blacks in the area live in those environments.
In fact you can add in all the outer east Cuyahoga, west Cuyahoga, Northern Summit, Medina, Geauga, Lake and Western Lorain County suburban blacks and its another 60,000 with i believe 0 homicides.
So that is about a total of 210,000 blacks and maybe 16-17 homicides total.
Just saying, don't let the city's small boundaries (high homicide rate) get you believing that its just all the blacks killing each other. For the most part, the majority of blacks in the area (which in pure numbers the suburban Cleveland numbers dwarfs alot of other metros city numbers) live in decent areas and not just dope boys killing each other in the slums.
NYC, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, and Raleigh stand out as being very safe major cities.
Miami, Austin, Jacksonville, San Antonio, Charlotte, and Sacramento are all much safer major cities than given credit for.
Chicago, Houston, DC, Atlanta, and Nashville are embarrassing themselves as major cities.
Philly, Detroit, Memphis, Baltimore, Oakland, New Orleans, Cleveland, and St. Louis are sh*t hole major cities.
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Originally Posted by ClevelandBrown
I'll post this here since its probably the best thread.
But since got some numbers on Cleveland and suburban totals, wanted to see how dangerous the metro is for blacks.
Cleveland, unlike alot of northern metros, the black population isn't just confined to some inner city neighborhoods (though those who are are putting up 3rd world type statistics).
But is Cleveland that bad for blacks? Yes on one end. No on another.
The majority of blacks in the metro live outside the city (and another decent percent that do, now are on the westside). But thats not relevant to this.
I'm looking and adding it up and there is nearly 150,000 blacks just on the inner eastside suburbs (taking away East Cleveland, which has long been as crime ridden as any city of Cleveland hoods). Blacks are about 52 percent of the total population. Even with the uptick in suburban murders, id say 15 of those have occurred in the inner east burbs minus EC (36 total... 10 on the westside... 10 in East Cleveland... 1 pretty sure was in Mayfield, an outer east burb) .
So thats a black homicide rate if about 10 ... in a majority black area that has roughly the number of total blacks that the cities of Denver and Seattle (or Pittsburgh) have combined and about 50,000 less than the city of Boston.... 3-4 "safe" US cities. I guess the point is while the eastside of the city is a war zone. It doesn't mean all blacks in the area live in those environments.
In fact you can add in all the outer east Cuyahoga, west Cuyahoga, Northern Summit, Medina, Geauga, Lake and Western Lorain County suburban blacks and its another 60,000 with i believe 0 homicides.
So that is about a total of 210,000 blacks and maybe 16-17 homicides total.
Just saying, don't let the city's small boundaries (high homicide rate) get you believing that its just all the blacks killing each other. For the most part, the majority of blacks in the area (which in pure numbers the suburban Cleveland numbers dwarfs alot of other metros city numbers) live in decent areas and not just dope boys killing each other in the slums.
This is so on point. Statistics doesn't always give the entire picture of personal safety.
Mobile, AL 28
Flint, MI 37
Salt Lake City 9----city saw 4 same time in 2020
High Point, NC 9
Ashville, NC 5
Greensboro, NC 19---same time last year city saw 22
Fayetteville, NC 26
Durham, NC 28
Roanoke, VA 8
Winston-Salem, NC 19
Saginaw, MI 8
Pontiac, MI 4
NYC, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, and Raleigh stand out as being very safe major cities.
Don't forget El Paso - if you look at data over the past 10 years El Paso, San Jose, and San Diego are probably THE top three safest cities in terms of murder rate.
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