City/Metro homicides 2024

[woxyroxme]

Cincinnati now at 6 after two separate homicides last night

[Mr BLT]

Greensboro at 7. 24 y/o male was shot and killed outside of a nightclub downtown Sunday @2am

[TheseGoTo11]

Seattle - 4 in the last 10 days, up to 9 for 2024. Averaged about 20 for an entire year during the 2010s.
Portland - holding at 14, had 20 for the entire year in 2016.
San Francisco - holding at 2. Property crime remains very high but homicides remain very low.
San Jose - 8. Most recent was a bizarre choking incident at a liquor store.
Oakland - 13. Few will likely ever get solved.
Los Angeles - 46 vs. 40 same time last year. Overall not a terrible rate for a city of 3.8 million, but like SF property crime remains a challenge.

Trying to find good sources for San Diego and Phoenix.

[Joakim3]

Baltimore - 29. Over a week with no homicides.

[AshbyQuin]

Philly ends February with 48 homicides (down from 69 last year); the lowest since 2019
shootings, 163(down from 266 last year); the lowest since 2016

The city should finish the year with pre-pandemic numbers at this rate.

[masssachoicetts]

For the first two months of the year:

Philadelphia: 48 Down almost 30% YOY
New York City: 45 Down 27% YOY (murder yesterday)
Baltimore: 29 One week+ with no murder
Washington DC: 26 Down exactly 30% YOY
Boston: 2 Went Almost 2 months without a single murder, down 70% YOY

[boreatwork]

DC- 27
Pg co- 20

[Boston Shudra]

Originally Posted by masssachoicetts

Boston: 2 Went Almost 2 months without a single murder, down 70% YOY

Is that official yet? All we know, it could’ve been some kind of double suicide. Seems unlikely, but we should wait for the BPD to say one way or another, no?

[MrDee12345]

Originally Posted by Boston Shudra

Is that official yet? All we know, it could’ve been some kind of double suicide. Seems unlikely, but we should wait for the BPD to say one way or another, no?

That's what I'm thinking. I can't seem to find any updated information about their deaths.

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Minneapolis 11