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As we enter '23, here are the final results for 2022, for cities I could find information on, and their comparison to '21. I remind people that all of these figures are preliminary, with the ability to shift up or down until official FBI data is posted in October:
Birmingham 144/72.73 (+56.52% from 2021)
New Orleans 265/70.29 (+21.56%)
Portland 96/14.98 (+15.66%)
San Antonio 210/14.46 (+25%)
St Paul 40/13.03 (+5.26%)
Miami 55/12.5 (+17.02%)
Charlotte 109/12.39 (+11.22%)
Bridgeport 18/12.16 (-10%)
Denver 86/12.1 (-14%)
Grand Rapids 23/11.68 (+35.29%)
Oklahoma City 73/10.61 (-10.98%)
New Haven 14/10.37 (-44%)
Sacramento 52/9.9 (-10.34%)
Los Angeles 373/9.69 (-6.05%)
Raleigh 40/8.53 (+17.65%)
Seattle 57/7.77 (+39.02%)
Salt Lake City 15/7.5 (-6.25%)
Austin 71/7.37 (-10.13%)
San Francisco 55/6.75 (-1.79%)
Boston 41/6.26 (+13.89%)
Omaha 30/6.16 (-6.25%)
New York 418/4.94 (-13.81%)
Providence 9/4.74 (-59.1%)
Virginia Beach 21/4.59 (+50%)
Jersey City 13/4.58 (-38.1%)
San Jose 35/3.56 (+11.43%)
Worcester 7/3.4 (+14.29%)
Madison 8/2.97 (-37.5%)
The following ten cities, I have no information on, so if anyone has those updates, please provide:
Phoenix, San Diego, Tampa, Orlando, Las Vegas, Riverside, Tucson, Greenville, Charleston, Allentown
55% (35) of the 63 cities I've got info on, saw declines in their homicide rates from 2021; 41% (26) of the 63 cities saw increases; two cities (Albuquerque and Albany) had the same number of homicides from '21...
At least 6 cities tied or set record numbers in homicides for a single year: Albuquerque, Tacoma, Albany, Portland, St Paul, and Raleigh...
So the pandemic-era increases of '20 and '21 appear to be coming down nationwide, at least for one year...
As we enter '23, here are the final results for 2022, for cities I could find information on, and their comparison to '21. I remind people that all of these figures are preliminary, with the ability to shift up or down until official FBI data is posted in October:
Birmingham 144/72.73 (+56.52% from 2021)
New Orleans 265/70.29 (+21.56%)
Portland 96/14.98 (+15.66%)
San Antonio 210/14.46 (+25%)
St Paul 40/13.03 (+5.26%)
Miami 55/12.5 (+17.02%)
Charlotte 109/12.39 (+11.22%)
Bridgeport 18/12.16 (-10%)
Denver 86/12.1 (-14%)
Grand Rapids 23/11.68 (+35.29%)
Oklahoma City 73/10.61 (-10.98%)
New Haven 14/10.37 (-44%)
Sacramento 52/9.9 (-10.34%)
Los Angeles 373/9.69 (-6.05%)
Raleigh 40/8.53 (+17.65%)
Seattle 57/7.77 (+39.02%)
Salt Lake City 15/7.5 (-6.25%)
Austin 71/7.37 (-10.13%)
San Francisco 55/6.75 (-1.79%)
Boston 41/6.26 (+13.89%)
Omaha 30/6.16 (-6.25%)
New York 418/4.94 (-13.81%)
Providence 9/4.74 (-59.1%)
Virginia Beach 21/4.59 (+50%)
Jersey City 13/4.58 (-38.1%)
San Jose 35/3.56 (+11.43%)
Worcester 7/3.4 (+14.29%)
Madison 8/2.97 (-37.5%)
The following ten cities, I have no information on, so if anyone has those updates, please provide:
Phoenix, San Diego, Tampa, Orlando, Las Vegas, Riverside, Tucson, Greenville, Charleston, Allentown
Any data on these cities from 2022?
Fresno, San Bernardino, Bakersfield, Reno, Colorado Springs, Wichita, Boise, Fort Worth, Fort Wayne, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, Jackson, Flint, Des Moines, Shreveport, Montgomery, Little Rock, Mobile, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, Columbia, Greensboro, Durham, Wilmington or Syracuse?
A group of students were shot at, with 1 killed...not sure if they're from the HS across the street from that strip mall.
Sigh...Baltimore...sigh...
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