An Atlas of American Gun Violence (hotel, safe, gas)
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I mean the per capita on those numbers not in a 1 sq mi radius. Including ratio of fatal shootings to non fatal shootings.
Baltimore have more people in poverty than Jackson's poverty population. Therefore it's going to be more gun violence.
This map is going off a 1 square mile radius. And regardless of per capita, when you have so many murders in such a small area, that is what breeds a feeling of danger. I would feel much safer living in Jackson than in Baltimore. I’m sure anyone would for that matter because Baltimore is clearly a much more dangerous place to be....
Ok there have been two shootings and no fatalities in my area of NE Texas since 2014. I accidentally left my back door unlocked last night. I guess I can stop worrying about that!
Open carry, no murders and no intentions to move to Baltimore or Chicago.
Yep, open carry here too, though most people who carry don't carry weapons openly. No murders. Very low crime rate in general. You never know who is packing.
The cities that seem to be the hardest hit by gun violence is Baltimore and Chicago.
Type in your address and see how gun violence affects your area. This map allows you to pinpoint any city, state or specific address and see shootings within a 1 mile radius of a given address. Very interesting source of information.
there was a mass shooting in my area recently.(Midland and Odessa,Texas)
Yep, open carry here too, though most people who carry don't carry weapons openly. No murders. Very low crime rate in general. You never know who is packing.
It does not matter who carries but who is willing and able to act.
This map is going off a 1 square mile radius. And regardless of per capita, when you have so many murders in such a small area, that is what breeds a feeling of danger. I would feel much safer living in Jackson than in Baltimore. I’m sure anyone would for that matter because Baltimore is clearly a much more dangerous place to be....
That's highly subjective when looking into the background of homicides in both cities. Your not involved in crime or personal vendetta then your safety about same
Again, raw numbers will favor Bmore in this subject.
1 officer involved shooting and that occurred in 2014.
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