Spokane homicides for 2016? (2015, crime rates, most dangerous)

[eqttrdr]

Used to be some google spreadsheet spokane had online that listed in detail each homicide for each year going back to 2014 if I remember correctly.

Where online can I find a list of all homicides or count for 2015 and thus far for 2016?


thanks!

[ScottPlake]

Regional Crime Map | Spokane County, WA

[jem22]

Per City-data research, violent crime rates in Spokane are far above the national average: //www.city-data.com/crime/crime...ashington.html

Realtors and assorted sharks would like their prey to believe our astronomical crime rates are property-related only, but the statistics prove otherwise. Spokane recently made the top ten of Most Dangerous Cities in America, as evidenced on recent media. That local news pundits follow up with apologetic BS is to be expected.....but summarily ignored by the discerning viewer: Spokane makes list of most dangerous cities in America | Spokane - KXLY.com

[MondoTime]

Originally Posted by jem22

Spokane recently made the top ten of Most Dangerous Cities in America, as evidenced on recent media. That local news pundits follow up with apologetic BS is to be expected.....but summarily ignored by the discerning viewer: Spokane makes list of most dangerous cities in America | Spokane - KXLY.com

Let us guess:


You can't count???

[ScottPlake]

Originally Posted by jem22

Per City-data research, violent crime rates in Spokane are far above the national average: //www.city-data.com/crime/crime...ashington.html

Realtors and assorted sharks would like their prey to believe our astronomical crime rates are property-related only, but the statistics prove otherwise. Spokane recently made the top ten of Most Dangerous Cities in America, as evidenced on recent media. That local news pundits follow up with apologetic BS is to be expected.....but summarily ignored by the discerning viewer: Spokane makes list of most dangerous cities in America | Spokane - KXLY.com

OP - "Where online can I find a list of all homicides or count for 2015 and thus far for 2016?
You - Same old conspiracy crap. Great job even attempting to answer the OP question.
TALK ABOUT BIAS.

OP - I remember that website, I know EWU used to update fairly regularly a site called community indicators that listed crimes by certain categories, race and what not.

Spokane Community Indicators

But, I cannot find anything that has specifics on the actual homicides that have happened lately. Let us know if you find what you're looking for.

[PS90]

Originally Posted by jem22

Per City-data research, violent crime rates in Spokane are far above the national average: //www.city-data.com/crime/crime...ashington.html

Realtors and assorted sharks would like their prey to believe our astronomical crime rates are property-related only, but the statistics prove otherwise. Spokane recently made the top ten of Most Dangerous Cities in America, as evidenced on recent media. That local news pundits follow up with apologetic BS is to be expected.....but summarily ignored by the discerning viewer: Spokane makes list of most dangerous cities in America | Spokane - KXLY.com

Direct quote from your source: "Noticeably absent from the list are the big city crime players like Chicago, Oakland, Newark, etc. That is because this list comes with its own caveats: Cities with fewer than 10,000 residents, and ones that failed to submit a complete crime report to the FBI were excluded from the list."

Clearly, the data on this study is severely flawed, since the article that you cite even mentions that there are reasons that the most violent cities aren't listed.

But, I guess I must be a Realtor if I don't take a single flawed study at face-value.

[Yeledaf]

Originally Posted by PS90

Direct quote from your source: "Noticeably absent from the list are the big city crime players like Chicago, Oakland, Newark, etc. That is because this list comes with its own caveats: Cities with fewer than 10,000 residents, and ones that failed to submit a complete crime report to the FBI were excluded from the list."

Clearly, the data on this study is severely flawed, since the article that you cite even mentions that there are reasons that the most violent cities aren't listed.

But, I guess I must be a Realtor if I don't take a single flawed study at face-value.

Good post. Here's a lineup of small towns to avoid -- all of which make Spokane look like Munchkinland:

https://www.roadsnacks.net/these-are...ns-in-america/

Then there's this -- and Spokane in nowhere to be found:

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/10/...ty-in-america/

[PS90]

Originally Posted by Yeledaf

Good post. Here's a lineup of small towns to avoid -- all of which make Spokane look like Munchkinland:

https://www.roadsnacks.net/these-are...ns-in-america/

Then there's this -- and Spokane in nowhere to be found:

FBI’s Violent Crime Statistics For Every City In America « CBS Chicago

Thanks for the info, Yel.

See, that's the right way to cite data - by giving multiple unbiased sources.