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ny and la do not have more murders than maryland or d.c or philly or nj. ny dont go that hard I lived in all areas I live in the maryland / d.c area aka murderland / drug city so stop all the lies. I lived in the bronx with nothing but fake bloods that will stab you.
In bmore,md 600-800 is the avarage murder rate.In d.c or maryland it want be no blade it will be ak47 or sks assult rifile that will kill you and your friends and family real ****.
Anyway, I read that as of late July, Houston was sitting at 90. Don't know what it is now but that's still incredibly low for a city of 2 million that late in the year.
Kind of crazy that our safest big cities still qualify as pretty violent when you look at them in a European context.
I'm not sure about London though, especially with whats happened there lately. I have heard however with even recent statistics, that London which is roughly the same population as NYC, as about 1/5 the number of murders as NY (London has about 100+/- annually, NYC about 500+/-), and NYC is also ranked among the lowest crime rate per capita among American cities.
^ yeah, European cities have murder rates that are normally around 0.5/100,000 to 2.0/100,000. I think some of the highest rates in Europe are about 3.5/100,000.
American cities are anywhere from 4.0/100,000-50.0/100,000.
Strange when you think of the different contexts we live in. Here in the USA, NYC is a shining example of a large city with a very low murder rate. Meanwhile in Europe, NYC would be their most violent city.
Found data for CAs 3 Largest Metro Regions for 2010:
County
Alameda 132
Contra Costa 65
Marin 4
Napa 1
San Benito 1
San Francisco 48
San Mateo 20
Aanta Clara 25
Solano 33
Sonoma 6 San Francisco Bay Area: 335 Homicides in 2010
4.5 per 100,000
County
Los Angeles 617
Orange 67
Riverside 87
San Bernardino 104
Ventura 18 Los Angeles Area: 893 Homicides in 2010
5 per 100,000
San Diego County 67 San Diego County: 67 Homicides in 2010
2.2 per 100,000
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^ yeah, European cities have murder rates that are normally around 0.5/100,000 to 2.0/100,000. I think some of the highest rates in Europe are about 3.5/100,000.
American cities are anywhere from 4.0/100,000-50.0/100,000.
Strange when you think of the different contexts we live in. Here in the USA, NYC is a shining example of a large city with a very low murder rate. Meanwhile in Europe, NYC would be their most violent city.
I'm guessing that the cities with the higher rates are in Eastern Europe. Paris is also considered relatively dangerous by European standards.
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