City/Metro Homicides of 2022 (rates, crime rate, compare, bigger)

[boreatwork]

Originally Posted by Nascarsam

US Cities Gun Violence Homicide Incident totals as of September 5th
Double and triple homicides count as one on this, only including ones involving guns. Incidents from each city include suburbs if Gun Violence Archive sourced data from nearby suburbs.
*atleast 5 homicide incidents from suburbs included in count
**atleast 10 homicide incidents from suburbs included in count
All data from Gun Violence Archive
New York City- 183
Los Angeles*- 159
Chicago- 401
Houston- 342
Philadelphia- 343
Phoenix- 131
San Antonio- 109
San Diego- 22
Dallas- 142
San Jose- 16
Austin- 50
Jacksonville- 89
Fort Worth- 61
Columbus- 95
Indianapolis- 119
Charlotte- 77
San Francisco- 27
Seattle- 41
Denver- 61
Oklahoma City- 43
Nashville- 57
El Paso- 12
Washington DC- 133
Boston- 18
Las Vegas- 82
Portland- 70
Detroit- 144
Louisville- 102
Baltimore- 189
Milwaukee*- 186
Fresno- 35
Tucson- 52
Sacramento- 33
Mesa- 12
Kansas City- 102
Atlanta**- 150
Omaha- 19
Colorado Springs- 31
Raleigh- 23
Virginia Beach- 12
Long Beach- 23
Miami- 54
Oakland- 78
Minneapolis*- 59
Tulsa- 41
Bakersfield- 40
Wichita- 21
Arlington- 11
Aurora- 28
Tampa- 33
New Orleans- 175
Cleveland- 105
Anaheim- 5
Honolulu- 4
Henderson- 2
Stockton- 44
Lexington- 28
Corpus Christi- 26
Riverside- 10
Santa Ana- 8
Orlando- 44
Irvine- 2
Cincinnati*- 54
Newark- 27
Saint Paul- 25
Pittsburgh*- 55
Greensboro- 23
Saint Louis**- 178 (city limits homicide total is 133)
Lincoln- 1
Plano- 1
Anchorage- 10
Durham- 27
Jersey City- 7
Chandler- 5
Chula Vista- 2
Buffalo- 33
North Las Vegas- 13
Gilbert- 4
Madison- 4
Reno- 12
Toledo- 31
Fort Wayne- 16
Lubbock- 16
Saint Petersburg- 10
Laredo- 5
Irving- 3
Chesapeake- 12
Winston Salem- 19
Glendale- 10
Scottsdale- 2
Garland- 5
Boise- 1
Norfolk- 35
Spokane- 15
Fremont- 3
Richmond- 54
Santa Clarita- 0
San Bernardino- 33
Baton Rouge- 71
Hialeah- 6
Tacoma*- 40
Modesto- 9
Port St Lucie- 1

I can't get with this list. Double/ triple homicides counted as one and some include suburbs while others dont?

[PoliticsLover2003]

Philadelphia at 372 after a fatal shooting in Overbrook early this Morning

[Nascarsam]

Originally Posted by boreatwork

I can't get with this list. Double/ triple homicides counted as one and some include suburbs while others dont?

Fair enough argument, the idea of this list is to give more of a broad perspective as it can be hard to find particular homicide counts for every single city continuously. With the way the Gun Violence Archive works it includes all gun violence homicides from a city when you “search database” and click on a particular city and state, it also automatically sources some from nearby suburbs in some instances (examples: Atlanta, St Louis, Pittsburgh). Someone else mentioned how it’s not reliable because it includes some suicides and counts some incidents twice, while that is true it doesn’t happen very often making the data mostly reliable. For instance, my home city of Fort Worth only has one suicide that got put on the list this year. Hopefully this makes a little bit more sense now.

[J.r smith]

L.A - 276
San Bernardino - 58

[Mighty Joe Young]

Originally Posted by Nascarsam

US Cities Gun Violence Homicide Incident totals as of September 5th
Double and triple homicides count as one on this, only including ones involving guns. Incidents from each city include suburbs if Gun Violence Archive sourced data from nearby suburbs.
*atleast 5 homicide incidents from suburbs included in count
**atleast 10 homicide incidents from suburbs included in count
All data from Gun Violence Archive
New York City- 183
Los Angeles*- 159
Chicago- 401
Houston- 342
Philadelphia- 343
Phoenix- 131
San Antonio- 109
San Diego- 22
Dallas- 142
San Jose- 16
Austin- 50
Jacksonville- 89
Fort Worth- 61
Columbus- 95
Indianapolis- 119
Charlotte- 77
San Francisco- 27
Seattle- 41
Denver- 61
Oklahoma City- 43
Nashville- 57
El Paso- 12
Washington DC- 133
Boston- 18
Las Vegas- 82
Portland- 70
Detroit- 144
Louisville- 102
Baltimore- 189
Milwaukee*- 186
Fresno- 35
Tucson- 52
Sacramento- 33
Mesa- 12
Kansas City- 102
Atlanta**- 150
Omaha- 19
Colorado Springs- 31
Raleigh- 23
Virginia Beach- 12
Long Beach- 23
Miami- 54
Oakland- 78
Minneapolis*- 59
Tulsa- 41
Bakersfield- 40
Wichita- 21
Arlington- 11
Aurora- 28
Tampa- 33
New Orleans- 175
Cleveland- 105
Anaheim- 5
Honolulu- 4
Henderson- 2
Stockton- 44
Lexington- 28
Corpus Christi- 26
Riverside- 10
Santa Ana- 8
Orlando- 44
Irvine- 2
Cincinnati*- 54
Newark- 27
Saint Paul- 25
Pittsburgh*- 55
Greensboro- 23
Saint Louis**- 178 (city limits homicide total is 133)
Lincoln- 1
Plano- 1
Anchorage- 10
Durham- 27
Jersey City- 7
Chandler- 5
Chula Vista- 2
Buffalo- 33
North Las Vegas- 13
Gilbert- 4
Madison- 4
Reno- 12
Toledo- 31
Fort Wayne- 16
Lubbock- 16
Saint Petersburg- 10
Laredo- 5
Irving- 3
Chesapeake- 12
Winston Salem- 19
Glendale- 10
Scottsdale- 2
Garland- 5
Boise- 1
Norfolk- 35
Spokane- 15
Fremont- 3
Richmond- 54
Santa Clarita- 0
San Bernardino- 33
Baton Rouge- 71
Hialeah- 6
Tacoma*- 40
Modesto- 9
Port St Lucie- 1

Omaha is now at 21; unfortunately.

[CXT2000]

22 for Montreal after a domestic dispute.

[TheProtege]

Dallas - 178 (13.2/100K)
Fort Worth - 76 (8.5/100K)
Arlington - 19 (4.7/100K)
North Texas region - 362 Haven't been keeping up with regional info as much.

Victims:
Black - 39%
Hispanic - 22%
Unknown - 20%
White - 13%
Asian - 2%

Male - 79%
Female - 16%
Unknown - 3%

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by Nascarsam

US Cities Gun Violence Homicide Incident totals as of September 5th
Double and triple homicides count as one on this, only including ones involving guns. Incidents from each city include suburbs if Gun Violence Archive sourced data from nearby suburbs.
*atleast 5 homicide incidents from suburbs included in count
**atleast 10 homicide incidents from suburbs included in count
All data from Gun Violence Archive
New York City- 183
Los Angeles*- 159
Chicago- 401
Houston- 342
Philadelphia- 343
Phoenix- 131
San Antonio- 109
San Diego- 22
Dallas- 142
San Jose- 16
Austin- 50
Jacksonville- 89
Fort Worth- 61
Columbus- 95
Indianapolis- 119
Charlotte- 77
San Francisco- 27
Seattle- 41
Denver- 61
Oklahoma City- 43
Nashville- 57
El Paso- 12
Washington DC- 133
Boston- 18
Las Vegas- 82
Portland- 70
Detroit- 144
Louisville- 102
Baltimore- 189
Milwaukee*- 186
Fresno- 35
Tucson- 52
Sacramento- 33
Mesa- 12
Kansas City- 102
Atlanta**- 150
Omaha- 19
Colorado Springs- 31
Raleigh- 23
Virginia Beach- 12
Long Beach- 23
Miami- 54
Oakland- 78
Minneapolis*- 59
Tulsa- 41
Bakersfield- 40
Wichita- 21
Arlington- 11
Aurora- 28
Tampa- 33
New Orleans- 175
Cleveland- 105
Anaheim- 5
Honolulu- 4
Henderson- 2
Stockton- 44
Lexington- 28
Corpus Christi- 26
Riverside- 10
Santa Ana- 8
Orlando- 44
Irvine- 2
Cincinnati*- 54
Newark- 27
Saint Paul- 25
Pittsburgh*- 55
Greensboro- 23
Saint Louis**- 178 (city limits homicide total is 133)
Lincoln- 1
Plano- 1
Anchorage- 10
Durham- 27
Jersey City- 7
Chandler- 5
Chula Vista- 2
Buffalo- 33
North Las Vegas- 13
Gilbert- 4
Madison- 4
Reno- 12
Toledo- 31
Fort Wayne- 16
Lubbock- 16
Saint Petersburg- 10
Laredo- 5
Irving- 3
Chesapeake- 12
Winston Salem- 19
Glendale- 10
Scottsdale- 2
Garland- 5
Boise- 1
Norfolk- 35
Spokane- 15
Fremont- 3
Richmond- 54
Santa Clarita- 0
San Bernardino- 33
Baton Rouge- 71
Hialeah- 6
Tacoma*- 40
Modesto- 9
Port St Lucie- 1

What is going on in Louisville!? And do you have updated Memphis numbers since the mass shooting?

[Nascarsam]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

What is going on in Louisville!? And do you have updated Memphis numbers since the mass shooting?

Memphis was one city I forgot to put on the list but I’m pretty sure gun violence homicide total is around 150 and the actual actual homicide total is around 190.

[Progress 1]

Minneapolis 64

7 shot overnight and two dead and a few others are critical