City/Metro Murders for 2010 (better, crime, compared, homicides)

[nycjowww]

Originally Posted by Donny_FMan

I made as much sense saying you're boring in this thread as you did saying I'm boring in the other thread. So how do you make any more sense than me?

lmao

[Donny_FMan]

Originally Posted by jordandubreil

you know what i wont even respond to you because your going to have this nice long thread closed.

You've said this in both threads now, yet you keep responding to me. I'd like to believe you won't respond, but you're incapable of just going away. You have an obsession with me. And you're going to prove my point by responding again.

[Chicago60614]

Is there any reason that NYC is going up 14% this year? I'm assuming it's just random.

I remember Chicago went up by 13% in 2008 and people were pitching a fit. Then the next year it went right back down to 2007 levels.

2004: 450
2005: 450
2006: 450
2007: 450
2008: 510
2009: 450
2010: 450 (on pace)

Those are approximate (obviously), but it's weird when there are random jumps here and there. Like when Chicago all the sudden went from always being around 600+ down to 450 in 2004 - then stayed there.

[DtX4415]

Dallas, TX. - 129


numbers for same time-frame

2009 - 142, year total = 166
2008 - 133, year total = 170
2007 - 187, year total = 200
2006 - 166, year total = 187
2005 - 176, year total = 202
2002 - 162, year total = 196
2001 - 197, year total = 240
2000 - 184, year total = 231

Location 3700 block of SPRING AVE
Offense date October 30, 2010
Incident category Murder
Incident MURDER - ADULT B/M - FIREARM - 1800-0600
Secondary incident category NONE
Secondary incident NONE
Service number 0301616-X
Beat 312
Premises VACANT LOT
Description CAPITAL MURDER

Method
COMPLAINANT SHOT AND KILLED BY UNKNOWN SUSPECT

Narrative
THE COMPLAINANT AND HIS FRIEND (SEE RELATED SERVICE #301612-X) WERE GAMBLING, AT THE OFFENSE LOCATION, WHEN AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT SHOT AND KILLED BOTH OF THEM. END OF ELEMENTS

[hopedelivers]

Murders in Boston during 2010



The information for this list comes from the Boston Police Department, the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office, and The Boston Globe.

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• 2008 murders

[nycjowww]

Originally Posted by Chicago60614

Is there any reason that NYC is going up 14% this year? I'm assuming it's just random.

I remember Chicago went up by 13% in 2008 and people were pitching a fit. Then the next year it went right back down to 2007 levels.

2004: 450
2005: 450
2006: 450
2007: 450
2008: 510
2009: 450
2010: 450 (on pace)

Those are approximate (obviously), but it's weird when there are random jumps here and there. Like when Chicago all the sudden went from always being around 600+ down to 450 in 2004 - then stayed there.

i really don't know why NYC is has had a up stick in crime compared to 2009.But my crime and punishment professor claims its because of the success of the nypd over the years.

[nycjowww]

Originally Posted by Chicago60614

Is there any reason that NYC is going up 14% this year? I'm assuming it's just random.

I remember Chicago went up by 13% in 2008 and people were pitching a fit. Then the next year it went right back down to 2007 levels.

2004: 450
2005: 450
2006: 450
2007: 450
2008: 510
2009: 450
2010: 450 (on pace)

Those are approximate (obviously), but it's weird when there are random jumps here and there. Like when Chicago all the sudden went from always being around 600+ down to 450 in 2004 - then stayed there.

Also what is Chicago murder count right now compared to last year?

[oakparkdude]

Originally Posted by jordandubreil

Also what is Chicago murder count right now compared to last year?

Pretty much the same as last year.

[PGC301]

As of 11/2...

Baltimore, MD - 183
Camden, NJ - 30
Philadelphia, PA - 270
Pittsburg, PA - 43
Richmond, VA - 37
Washington DC - 105

[SonnyDaze]

Cincinnati is in the upper 50s (unsure of the exact number). They had 60 for 2009.