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Thats what I said, the pandemic years are starting to mirror the 90's for some cities
It's even worse because, overall cities are roughly 5 years older than they were in the 1990s, and the age group most likely to be committing the crime while it hasn't physically shrank, is a smaller portion of the population. So if we start matching 1990s rates that means theirs's actually more crime than normal, among the most affected age group.
Didn't think Baltimore had room to increase but it's at 130, up about 10% from last year. Baltimore never recovered since the Freddy Gray incident in 2015, hope we don't see all these BLM/Defund cities continue like this.
Didn't think Baltimore had room to increase but it's at 130, up about 10% from last year. Baltimore never recovered since the Freddy Gray incident in 2015, hope we don't see all these BLM/Defund cities continue like this.
New York City 167
Los Angeles 144
Chicago 255
Philly 214
Houston 164
Baltimore 132
Detroit 122
Phoenix 81
Pittsburgh, PA 30
Kansas City, MO 63
Cincinnati 27
Portland, Ore 33
Miami 26
Milwaukee 68
Jacksonville, FL 44
Louisville Metro 70—last year city had 173
Atlanta 60
Denver 35
Memphis 115
Albuquerque 50
Saint Louis 79
Dallas 86
Minneapolis 33
Columbus, OH 82
Salt Lake City 3
Richmond, VA 22
Omaha 10
Little Rock, AR 26
Norfolk, VA 18
Fresno, Cali 32
Birmingham, AL 40
Columbia, SC 16
Peoria, IL 8
Rockford, IL 5
Hampton, VA 3
Grand Rapids, MI
Albany, NY 9
Poughkeepsie. NY 1
Buffalo 31
Springfield, Mass 5
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