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Old 08-24-2022, 11:09 PM
 
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So because Detroit's homicide rate is surpassed by "surprise" the next three largest AA majority cities, that notion is a myth? Detroit's homicide rate still comically outpaces virtually every city in the country.

There's 7 decades of statistical data that supports that demographical trend.
Despite that neither of the cities are nearly as black as Detroit, average annual murder rates since 1990 are 54 per 100k in New Orleans, 48 per 100k in St. Louis, 45 per 100k in Baltimore, and 43 per 100k in Detroit. To mention 7 decades of statistical data is bologna when there's not a specific source where one can find homicide data for nearly every large city over the last 7 decades.
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Old 08-24-2022, 11:17 PM
 
Location: New York, NY
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These ones happened in the Town of Mount Royal (which is a posh rich area) and then one at a pizzeria on St. Denis in downtown, which is a very hustle and bustle area. Stuff like this is rare but the past two years have been brutal.

Thankfully people spoke out yesterday and are pissed, so the mayor is *somewhat* doing something now. She kept on giving the excuse that we have a lower murder rate/safest major city on the continent. People don't care about that, they just want a safe city and yesterdays grilling of the mayor by people on social media should wake politicians up.
Ugh all the politicians...all the talking no action as usual
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Old 08-25-2022, 04:40 AM
 
Location: Medfid
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Lynn 5
Lynn might be up to 8 now? I read in the news that there was a possible murder-suicide there recently.
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Old 08-25-2022, 05:19 AM
 
Location: Northeast states
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Lynn might be up to 8 now? I read in the news that there was a possible murder-suicide there recently.
They have 6 total when include that
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Old 08-25-2022, 06:42 AM
 
Location: the future
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DC- 138 after 5 shot 2 dead yesterday , plus another unrelated homicide
PG- 81

Baltimore- 234 after 6 shot 1 dead yesterday.
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Old 08-25-2022, 07:18 AM
 
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Largest cities update


New York City 271(Manhattan 51, The Bronx 86, Brooklyn 82, Queens 48, Staten Island 4)
Los Angeles 252
Chicago 430


Houston 294*
Phoenix 130*
Philly 352
San Antonio 82*
San Diego 26*
Dallas 136
San Jose 24
Austin 49*
Jacksonville, FL 103
Fort Worth TX 73*
Columbus, OH 89
Indianapolis 134
New Orleans 140
Minneapolis 62
Miami city proper is 28, Miami Beach is 3 and Miami Dade County is 54

Charlotte- 76---same time in 2021 it was 58
San Francisco- 35----Oakland is at 83
Seattle- 35(nearby Tacoma, WA is 27 compare to 16 in 2021 same time period)
Denver- 56
Oklahoma City- 48
Nashville- 78
El Paso- 11
Washington DC- 136
Boston- 20
Las Vegas- 88(125 Clark County total)

Portland- 58
Detroit- 185
Louisville- 116
Memphis- 182
Baltimore- 231
Milwaukee- 153
Albuquerque- 84*
Fresno- 39
Tucson- 41
Sacramento- 44*
Mesa- 16*
Kansas City, MO- 110----Kanas City, KS 26, Independence MO 9, Lee's Summit 4, Raytown 5, Overland Park 5

Atlanta- 102
Omaha- 11
Cincinnati 52
Cleveland 86 and Akron OH is at 37*
Colorado Springs-29
Raleigh- 27
Virginia Beach- 9
Long Beach- 18

Tulsa- 56
Bakersfield- 46*
Wichita- 26*
Arlington- 14*

West Palm Beach, FL 13
Fort Lauderdale 15*
Tampa, FL 38*
St. Peterburg, FL 16*
Tallahassee, FL 13
Gary, IN 32
East Chicago, IN 8
East Saint Louis, IL 15
Durham 29
Stockton, CA 27
Charleston, SC 10
Salt Lake City 11
For all the talk about NYC being "dangerous", its homicide TOTAL is not even at Houston level, with 4x the population. For that matter, LA (City limit) has 2x the population as Houston and its homicide TOTAL is also lower.

tl;dr: Houston is having a really bad year...sure, compare to Baltimore (city) it's not THAT bad, but most places look good compare to the total craziness of Baltimore.
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Old 08-25-2022, 09:49 AM
 
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DC- 138 after 5 shot 2 dead yesterday , plus another unrelated homicide
PG- 81

Baltimore- 234 after 6 shot 1 dead yesterday.
Just to clarify, it was 12 shot in 5 separate shootings 2 dead
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Old 08-25-2022, 10:41 AM
 
Location: Montreal/Miami/Toronto
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Largest cities update


New York City 271(Manhattan 51, The Bronx 86, Brooklyn 82, Queens 48, Staten Island 4)
Los Angeles 252
Chicago 430


Houston 294*
Phoenix 130*
Philly 352
San Antonio 82*
San Diego 26*
Dallas 136
San Jose 24
Austin 49*
Jacksonville, FL 103
Fort Worth TX 73*
Columbus, OH 89
Indianapolis 134
New Orleans 140
Minneapolis 62
Miami city proper is 28, Miami Beach is 3 and Miami Dade County is 54

Charlotte- 76---same time in 2021 it was 58
San Francisco- 35----Oakland is at 83
Seattle- 35(nearby Tacoma, WA is 27 compare to 16 in 2021 same time period)
Denver- 56
Oklahoma City- 48
Nashville- 78
El Paso- 11
Washington DC- 136
Boston- 20
Las Vegas- 88(125 Clark County total)

Portland- 58
Detroit- 185
Louisville- 116
Memphis- 182
Baltimore- 231
Milwaukee- 153
Albuquerque- 84*
Fresno- 39
Tucson- 41
Sacramento- 44*
Mesa- 16*
Kansas City, MO- 110----Kanas City, KS 26, Independence MO 9, Lee's Summit 4, Raytown 5, Overland Park 5

Atlanta- 102
Omaha- 11
Cincinnati 52
Cleveland 86 and Akron OH is at 37*
Colorado Springs-29
Raleigh- 27
Virginia Beach- 9
Long Beach- 18

Tulsa- 56
Bakersfield- 46*
Wichita- 26*
Arlington- 14*

West Palm Beach, FL 13
Fort Lauderdale 15*
Tampa, FL 38*
St. Peterburg, FL 16*
Tallahassee, FL 13
Gary, IN 32
East Chicago, IN 8
East Saint Louis, IL 15
Durham 29
Stockton, CA 27
Charleston, SC 10
Salt Lake City 11

For this one, just to remember that MDC in total is closer to 90-100. Safer than before but the crime map only goes back 6 months total, so you can only see crimes on the map from February until August atm. Miami city proper is at 32-33 + MDC is around 60.
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Old 08-25-2022, 12:40 PM
 
Location: Bergen County, New Jersey
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Boston-20
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Old 08-25-2022, 01:11 PM
 
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Mass Update -



Boston - 20
Springfield - 7
Lynn - 6 (Includes Recent Murder-Suicide 3 Dead)
Worcester - 5
Brockton - 5
New Bedford - 3
Lawrence - 3
Chicopee - 3
Lowell - 3
Pittsfield - 2
Holyoke - 1
Fall River - 1
Fitchburg - 1
Quincy - 1



Taunton - 0
Cambridge - 0
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