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Cincinnati and Pittsburgh usually have similar crime rates at a metro level. Cincinnati has more murders within city limits but Pittsburgh has more in the inner-ring suburbs.
This is true. Pittsburgh has a lot of rougher suburbs than Cincinnati does, and Cincinnati has more rougher inner-city neighborhoods than Pittsburgh does.
This is true. Pittsburgh has a lot of rougher suburbs than Cincinnati does, and Cincinnati has more rougher inner-city neighborhoods than Pittsburgh does.
That's why sometimes MSA rates are more relevant than city proper rates. Atlanta is one where the low city population but majority of the crimes in the metro happen within the city give it a disadvantage.
Speaking of Atlanta, the mid-year total is 82, up from 66 the year prior. Also overall crime is up, person and property. Yeah, 2022 sucks.
This is true. Pittsburgh has a lot of rougher suburbs than Cincinnati does, and Cincinnati has more rougher inner-city neighborhoods than Pittsburgh does.
DC having a bad year too? Looks around the same as Atlanta both being around 16/100k ytd
DC is up 13% from last year. Pg county is down 30%
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