Hmmmmm top 12 most crime riddled cities in America (the US of, not the Americas - take note)
All red states...WTF?
also:
Whuuudt?
Top rank - all red states. Huh?
Top 20 Most Unsafe US Cities Today
1. Memphis
State: Tennessee
Population: 621,056
Crime Rate: 97.64 crimes per 100,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
in the country (at 24.37 per 1,000 people), with aggravated assault leading the list. The city has been actively addressing these issues through targeted policing and community engagement initiatives.
Despite these efforts, the high rates of crime continue to impact the lives of Memphis residents, influencing everything from economic opportunities to daily safety.
2. St. Louis
State: Missouri
Population: 286,578
Crime Rate: 87.10 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
St. Louis, Missouri, holds the dubious distinction of being one of the most dangerous cities in America. With a violent crime rate of 14.70 per 1,000 residents, St. Louis experiences a high volume of aggravated assaults, which constitute the majority of violent crimes here.
The city’s crime rate is a significant concern, reflecting broader social and economic hardships contributing to its high crime statistics. Efforts to implement crime reduction strategies and community policing are underway to curb these alarming rates.
3. Little Rock
State: Arkansas
Population: 202,864
Crime Rate: 72.08 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Little Rock’s crime landscape is heavily marked by violent crimes, particularly aggravated assaults, which significantly influence the community’s sense of safety. The violent crime rate of Little Rock is 18.25 per 1,000 residents, according to recent statistics.
Despite its modest population size, the city’s crime rate rivals much larger cities. Initiatives focusing on community policing and crime prevention programs are being implemented to address these issues and enhance public safety.
4. Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Population: 425,096
Crime Rate: 66.28 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Minneapolis faces challenges with violent crimes (12.45 per 1,00 people), notably aggravated assaults. In recent years, there has been a rise in these incidents, which has prompted city officials to take a closer look at effective crime reduction strategies.
The city focuses on community-based initiatives that aim to reduce crime and strengthen the relationships between law enforcement and the communities it serves.
5. Detroit
State: Michigan
Population: 620,376
Crime Rate: 66.09 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Detroit is often cited in discussions about urban decay and crime in America.
at 20.59 per 1,000 residents, the city faces challenges, with aggravated assaults and robberies being particularly prevalent.
Economic hardships and population decline have contributed to these high rates. Nonetheless, Detroit has been working toward revitalization and crime reduction through various social programs and community initiatives to curb violence and promote a safer community.
6. Kansas City
State: Missouri
Population: 509,297
Crime Rate: 63.18 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Kansas City, Missouri, experiences a significant volume of violent crimes (14.83 per 1,000 people), particularly aggravated assaults. The city’s crime rate is a matter of concern, reflecting challenges that stretch across many urban areas in the U.S.
Efforts to curb these rates include enhanced policing strategies and community outreach programs that engage residents in crime prevention.
7. New Orleans
State: Louisiana
Population: 369,749
Crime Rate: 60.98 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
New Orleans is renowned for its rich culture and vibrant life; however, it also faces significant challenges with violent crimes, particularly aggravated assaults. The violent
is 14.46 per 1,000 residents, which is much higher than the national average.
Efforts to address crime in the city focus on enhancing community policing and increasing surveillance in high-risk areas. These initiatives aim to reduce the incidence of violent crimes and improve safety for all residents and visitors.
8. Cleveland
State: Ohio
Population: 361,607
Crime Rate: 59.91 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Cleveland is marked by high rates of violent crimes (16.27 per 1,000 people), particularly aggravated assaults, which significantly affect the lives of its residents.
The city’s approach to tackling this issue includes comprehensive community engagement and policing efforts. These efforts are designed to address the underlying factors contributing to the high crime rate, striving to improve safety and reduce the victimization of its community members.
9. Birmingham
State: Alabama
Population: 196,910
Crime Rate: 59.78 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Birmingham,
(16.94 per 1,000 people), particularly aggravated assaults. This large city struggles with economic disparities, which contribute to the crime rate.
As one of the most dangerous cities, Birmingham’s authorities are actively engaged in community efforts and strategic policing to combat the root causes of violence and improve safety for all residents.
10. Houston
State: Texas
Population: 2,302,878
Crime Rate: 57.34 crimes per 100,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Houston faces a significant challenge with violent crimes, with aggravated assault being the most prevalent. According to the
of 11.35 per 1,000 residents.
To combat this, the city has implemented multiple strategies, including community policing and targeted interventions in high-crime areas. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to reduce the impact of violent crimes on victims and improve overall community safety. Learn the
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11. Milwaukee
State: Wisconsin
Population: 563,305
Crime Rate: 51.06 crimes per 1,000 people
Most Common Crime: Aggravated assault
Milwaukee faces ongoing challenges with violent crime, with aggravated assault being the most prevalent. At a violent crime rate of 15.18 per 1,000 residents, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is one of the most dangerous cities in the United States.
The city’s efforts to combat crime include focusing on high-risk communities and improving the effectiveness of law enforcement strategies. These measures aim to reduce the number of victims and improve overall community resilience against crime.
12. Orlando