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Murder in the US
People living in neighborhoods with low gun ownership like DC, compared to
people living in high gun ownership areas like North Dakota, are 9 times more
likely to have their car stolen (1,449 vs. 151), 100 times more likely to be
robbed (1,107 vs. 11), twice as likely to be raped (43.7 vs. 23.4), 350 times
more likely to be murdered (70 vs. 0.2), 9 times more likely to be assaulted
(1,442 vs. 166), and 5 times more likely to be burglarized (1,761 vs. 325).
The US Statistical Abstract reports
25,488 homicides in the US in 1992, of which 20,115 were men and 5,333 were women.
The homicide rate for men is thus almost four times higher than that for women.
This is one of the world's highest homicide rates--9.8 per 100,000 population, nine times
higher than it was in the US at the turn of the 20th Century. The Bureau of Justice
Statistics reports that 63% or 16,057 of these homicides were "cleared" [read:
resolved], leaving 9,432 homicides unresolved. The proportion of unresolved
homicides (3.6 per 100k population) in the US now exceeds the total proportion of resolved
homicides in most countries.
The FBI and CDC have vastly different
figures for our murder rate [in some demographics there is a 4-fold difference]
but using the FBI figures, we have had 1,399,930 murders since 1950, and about
559,972 have not been �cleared� [read: solved]. This is 26% larger than the ROK
[Republic of Korea] Army.
EACH of these SEVEN U.S. cities were the murder capitals of the WORLD at the
time.


Cities and states with the
highest percentage of blacks have the highest murder rates


Our high murder rate is
comparable to African nations which experienced genocide


Infamous black quotations: how blacks repaid America for their
misdirected Christian charity


Murder Rates by
State per US Statistical Abstract


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ALL of the Murder Capitals of the World Have Been U.S.
Cities
SIX ARE IN DODD-DEM CALIFORNIA
When we go back not too far in history, out of ten states, ALL
of them are controlled by dems
AND SIX OF THEM ARE IN MY STATE OF CALIFORNIA. And all Pelosi
could think about her entire term is a few blacks damaging some Louis Vuitton
luggage.
174 murders per 100,000 population still is the world record high in 1992 in
East Palo Alto CALIFORNIA
172.3 in the Englewood district of Chicago was the second highest in the WORLD
in 2020 [not included are 20 other districts with murder rates higher than
Uruapan and D.C.]
94.7 was another world record high, in 2007, in New Orleans with 424 murders
94.1 in Compton CALIFORNIA was a world record high in 1991 with 87 murders
90 was another world record high, in Gary in 1996 with 105 murders
81.0 in DC in 1991 with 482 murders
62.8 in Detroit in 1987 with 686 murders
45.9 in Richmond CALIFORNIA in 2007
36.4 in Oakland CALIFORNIA in 2006
29.0 in San Bernardino CALIFORNIA in 2005
23.7 in Stockton CALIFORNIA, in 2012
Murder rate per 100,000 Population
94.7 was the highest on record, 2007 in New Orleans with 424 murders
94.1 in Compton was the second highest in 1991 with 87 murders
90 was another record high, in Gary in 1996 with 105 murders
81.0 in DC in 1991 with 482 murders
71.6 in Youngstown in 1995 with 58 murders
62.8 in Detroit in 1987 with 686 murders
47.1 in San Bernardino in 1993 with 82 murders
52 in Birmingham in 1991 with 139 murders
48 in Baltimore in 1993 with 353 murders
The Murder Capitals of the World are also The Rape Capitals of the World

Three Percenters: TOO STUPID to understand Pastor
Gentry
Well, if our "news" sources are any indicator of public opinion (which I agree
is a REAL stretch), then the majority of them are STUPID WHITES, and NOT Blacks.
But for conversation's sake, let's assume that half of them ARE Blacks. We then
have 1.5% of these Three Percenters being Black and 1.5% being STUPID WHITES.
Since Blacks are 13% of the population, 13% - 1.5% = 11.5% of the BLACKS on this
forum AGREE with him, and only 1.5% of Blacks give him the thumbs down.
So Blacks who AGREE with him outnumber IDIOT BLACKS like ihoward40 (and Jessie
Jackson and Al Sharpton) by EIGHT FOLD, and WHITES (or, actually, non-Blacks)
who agree outnumber IDIOT WHITES by SIXTY FIVE FOLD.
I submit to you that this entire cadre of Three Percenter IDIOTS need to be
removed from our airwaves, if not entirely from society.
Imagine the peace and quiet (AND disappearance of looting and CRIMINALITY), the
other 97% would have IF this could be done.
No more Rodney King Riots, where half of East Los Angeles was DESTROYED. No more
Trayvon Martins, et. al. Even DC and Detroit might be able to take a rest from
all the VIOLENCE.
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Homicide trends in the United States
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide
Note that the FBI considers "White" in the following statistics to include
Hispanics and "White Hispanics" even though they commit homicide at a rate 8
times higher than Whites. With that in mind, the following is the racial composition of offender and victim for homicide
Per Year
Black on Black 7,361
Black on Black Youth 3,650
Black on White 1,221
Black on Other 15
Other on Black 5
Other on White 54
Other on Other 56
White on White 6,661
White on Black 541
White on Other 51
Per Day
Black on Black 20
Black on Black Youth 10
Black on White 3
Black on Other 0.04
Other on Black 0.01
Other on White 0.15
Other on Other 0.15
White on White 18.2
White on Black 1.5
White on Other 0.14
Per Year Counting Hispanics
Black on Black 7,361
Black on Black Youth 3,650
Black on Hispanic 1,068
Black on White 153
Black on Other 15
Other on Black 5
Other on White 54
Other on Other 56
Hispanic on Hispanic 5,828
White on White 833
Hispanic on Black 473
White on Black 68
Hispanic on Other 45
White on Other 6
Police on All 91
Police on Black 11
Murders Per Day Counting Hispanics per the FBI
Black on Black 20
(Black on Black Youth 10)
Black on Hispanic 3
Black on White 0.4
Black on Other 0.04
Other on Black 0.01
Other on White 0.1
Other on Other 0.1
Hispanic on Hispanic 16
White on White 2.3
Hispanic on Black 1.3
White on Black 0.2
Hispanic on Other 0.1
White on Other 0.02
Police on All 0.2
Police on Black 0.03
We should add that according to the Word of God, as well as to most state
laws until very recently, most "Hispanics", because they have more Black blood
than Spanish blood (who themselves already had Black blood), are considered
"Black".
Not too long ago, George Zimmerman would have been considered "Black", so his
"crime" was just yet one more Black on Black crime.
So the 16 murders PER DAY committed by Hispanics are in reality Black on
Black crimes [at least in the Eye of our God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob].


Racial
composition of offender and victim for homicide
Percent of all homicides
White on
Black on Other on White on Black on Other on White on Black on Other on
Year White
White White Black Black
Black Other Other Other
1976 43.5%
6.0% 0.3% 2.0%
47.5% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.4%
1977 44.6%
5.9% 0.4% 2.4%
45.8% 0.1% 0.3%
0.1% 0.5%
1978 46.3%
6.1% 0.3% 1.8%
44.8% 0.0% 0.3%
0.0% 0.3%
1979 46.0%
6.8% 0.4% 2.5%
43.7% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.4%
1980 46.8%
6.4% 0.3% 2.2%
43.6% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.4%
1981 46.8%
6.8% 0.2% 2.5%
43.0% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.4%
1982 48.1%
6.4% 0.3% 2.5%
41.7% 0.0% 0.3%
0.1% 0.5%
1983 48.7%
6.3% 0.3% 2.3%
41.6% 0.0% 0.3%
0.1% 0.5%
1984 50.3%
6.2% 0.3% 2.6%
39.8% 0.0% 0.3%
0.1% 0.5%
1985 49.7%
6.7% 0.3% 2.7%
39.8% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.5%
1986 47.1%
6.5% 0.4% 2.6%
42.6% 0.1% 0.3%
0.0% 0.6%
1987 47.3%
6.3% 0.4% 2.9%
42.2% 0.1% 0.2%
0.1% 0.5%
1988 44.9%
6.6% 0.4% 2.7%
44.5% 0.1% 0.3%
0.0% 0.4%
1989 43.9%
7.0% 0.3% 3.1%
44.8% 0.0% 0.3%
0.0% 0.5%
1990 44.1%
6.9% 0.3% 3.2%
44.8% 0.0% 0.3%
0.1% 0.4%
1991 41.5%
7.7% 0.3% 3.4%
46.3% 0.0% 0.3%
0.1% 0.4%
1992 41.7%
8.5% 0.3% 2.7%
46.1% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.4%
1993 41.1%
8.9% 0.3% 2.7%
46.2% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.4%
1994 41.1%
8.6% 0.4% 3.1%
46.1% 0.0% 0.3%
0.1% 0.3%
1995 43.8%
8.0% 0.4% 3.3%
43.6% 0.1% 0.3%
0.1% 0.5%
1996 43.8%
8.4% 0.4% 3.3%
43.4% 0.1% 0.3%
0.1% 0.3%
1997 43.4%
8.4% 0.3% 2.9%
44.0% 0.0% 0.2%
0.1% 0.6%
1998 46.4%
7.5% 0.3% 3.2%
41.6% 0.1% 0.3%
0.1% 0.5%
Number of homicides
White on
Black on Other on White on Black on Other on White on Black on Other on
Year White
White White Black Black
Black Other Other Other
1976 6279
862 44 290
6855 2
29 12 59
1977 6299
828 52 346
6469 7
36 10 71
1978 6776
899 40 269
6547 5
37 5
48
1979 7054
1037 54 390
6706 4
31 10 64
1980 7384
1011 42 343
6886 7
34 9
67
1981 7588
1106 37 402
6972 8
33 11 71
1982 7183
960 44 377
6227 3
44 12 79
1983 6719
869 41 314
5739 3
38 8
68
1984 6664
816 42 341
5264 3
36 9
63
1985 6744
913 43 361
5402 5
27 12 65
1986 6896
949 54 378
6235 7
41 6
88
1987 6574
873 49 408
5861 8
35 10 70
1988 6362
939 62 389
6312 8
40 7
58
1989 6450
1029 50 457
6583 2
42 5
75
1990 6984
1089 43 502
7091 2
42 9
69
1991 6611
1220 54 541
7361 5
51 15 56
1992 6241
1272 40 410
6903 4
35 17 63
1993 6466
1393 46 432
7268 7
32 16 57
1994 6208
1306 56 469
6960 4
42 13 52
1995 6043
1110 51 454
6020 8
37 17 72
1996 5602
1077 49 417
5551 13
32 17 41
1997 5056
974 34 343
5119 5
28 17 70
1998 5188
839 36 362
4653 8
29 12 56
Source: FBI, Supplementary Homicide Reports, 1976-98.
See the methodology section in Additional Information About
the Data for weighting and imputation procedures used.


If Wyoming were able to reduce its number of guns to a level
equivalent to Delaware, from 59.7% to 25.2%, and thus achieve a high crime rate
on par with Delaware, EACH YEAR, it would have:
10 more murders
67 more rapes
932 more robberies
1,173 more assaults
2,065 more burglaries
1,486 more thefts
325 more auto thefts
Let's also assume that doing this would reduce Wisconsin's gun
death rate from 18.1 to a level equivalent to Delaware of 9.1:
Wisconsin population = 5.7 million x 9 gun deaths per 100k = 513
lives saved
http://www.city-data.com/city/San-Diego-California.html
National Murder Rate Down 19.1%
From 5.6 to 4.7

12% Decrease in Murder Rate in New York From 471 in 2009 to
414 in 2012

51% Decrease Murder Rate in San Francisco From 12.3 to 6.1

DC Murder Rate Plunged TWO FOLD (52.3%) Since Supreme Court
Outlawed their STRICT Gun Law
From 31.4 in 2008 to 15 in 2012

Murder = 248
Rape = 48
Robbery = 680
Assault = 889
Burglary = 976
Theft = 4,176
Auto Theft = 1,695
Arson = 20
Murder Rate in Los Angeles Drops 23%, from 384 to 297
300 murders in 2012

Stockton hits record rate of
70 homicides Putting it in the Same Class as Chicago

Murder Rate in Non-Multicultural Newport Beach = 0.2 per 100,000 Population

Murder = 0.2 per 100,000 population
Rape = 5 per 100,000 population
Robbery = 31
Assault = 85
Burglary = 510
Theft = 1,900
Auto Theft = 100
Arson = 8




FBI Uniform Crime Report

http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide/ageracesex.htm

MOST BLACK MURDERERS NEVER
BROUGHT TO JUSTICE
T
e Alton
Sterling and Philando Castile shootings have
caused an uproar among leftists because they fuel their narrative that racist
white police officers are hunting down innocent black men. But the statistics �
brought to light by the superb work of Heather
MacDonald � tell a different story.
Here are five key statistics you need to know about cops killing blacks.
1. Cops killed nearly
twice as many whites as blacks in 2015. According to datacompiled
by The
Washington Post, 50 percent of the victims of fatal police shootings were
white, while 26 percent were black. The majority of these victims had a gun or
"were armed or otherwise threatening the officer with potentially lethal force,"
according to MacDonald in a speech at
Hillsdale College.
Some may argue that these statistics are evidence of racist treatment
toward blacks, since whites consist of 62 percent of the population and blacks
make up 13 percent of the population. But as MacDonald writes in The
Wall Street Journal, 2009 statistics from the Bureau of Justice Statistics
reveal that blacks were charged with 62 percent of robberies, 57 percent of
murders and 45 percent of assaults in the 75 biggest counties in the country,
despite only comprising roughly 15 percent of the population in these counties.
"Such a concentration of criminal violence in minority communities means that
officers will be disproportionately confronting armed and often resisting
suspects in those communities, raising officers� own risk of using lethal
force," writes MacDonald.
MacDonald also pointed out in her Hillsdale speech that blacks "commit 75
percent of all shootings, 70 percent of all robberies, and 66 percent of all
violent crime" in New York City, even though they consist of 23 percent of the
city's population.
"The black violent crime rate would actually predict that more than 26 percent
of police victims would be black," MacDonald said. "Officer use of force will
occur where the police interact most often with violent criminals, armed
suspects, and those resisting arrest, and that is in black neighborhoods."
2. More whites and
Hispanics die from police homicides than blacks. According to
MacDonald, 12 percent of white and Hispanic homicide deaths were due to police
officers, while only four percent of black homicide deaths were the result of
police officers.
"If we�re going to have a 'Lives Matter' anti-police movement, it would be more
appropriately named "White and Hispanic Lives Matter,'" said MacDonald in her
Hillsdale speech.
3. The Post's
data does show that unarmed black men are more likely to die by the gun of a cop
than an unarmed white man...but this does not tell the whole story. In
August 2015, the ratio was seven-to-one of unarmed black men dying from police
gunshots compared to unarmed white men; the ratio was six-to-one by the end of
2015. But MacDonald points out in The Marshall Project that looking at the
details of the actual incidents that occurred paints a different picture:
The �unarmed� label is literally accurate, but it frequently fails to convey
highly-charged policing situations. In a number of cases, if the victim
ended up being unarmed, it was certainly not for lack of trying. At least
five black victims had reportedly tried to grab the officer�s gun, or had
been beating the cop with his own equipment. Some were shot from an
accidental discharge triggered by their own assault on the officer. And two
individuals included in the Post�s �unarmed black victims� category were
struck by stray bullets aimed at someone else in justified cop shootings. If
the victims were not the intended targets, then racism could have played no
role in their deaths.
In one of those unintended cases, an undercover cop from the New York Police
Department was conducting a gun sting in Mount Vernon, just north of New
York City. One of the gun traffickers jumped into the cop�s car, stuck a
pistol to his head, grabbed $2,400 and fled. The officer gave chase and
opened fire after the thief again pointed his gun at him. Two of the
officer�s bullets accidentally hit a 61-year-old bystander, killing him.
That older man happened to be black, but his race had nothing to do with his
tragic death. In the other collateral damage case, Virginia Beach, Virginia,
officers approached a car parked at a convenience store that had a homicide
suspect in the passenger seat. The suspect opened fire, sending a bullet
through an officer�s shirt. The cops returned fire, killing their assailant
as well as a woman in the driver�s seat. That woman entered the Post�s
database without qualification as an �unarmed black victim� of police fire.
MacDonald examines a number of other instances, including unarmed black men in
San Diego, CA and Prince George's County, MD attempting to reach for a gun in a
police officer's holster. In the San Diego case, the unarmed black man actually
"jumped the officer" and assaulted him, and the cop shot the man since he was
"fearing for his life." MacDonald also notes that there was an instance in 2015
where "three officers were killed with their own guns, which the suspects had
wrestled from them."
4. Black and Hispanic
police officers are more likely to fire a gun at blacks than white officers. This
is according to a Department of Justice report in 2015 about the Philadelphia
Police Department, and is further confirmed that by a study conducted University
of Pennsylvania criminologist Greg Ridgeway in 2015 that determined black cops
were 3.3 times more likely to fire a gun than other cops at a crime scene.
5. Blacks are more
likely to kill cops than be killed by cops. This is according to FBI
data, which also found that 40 percent of cop killers are black. According to
MacDonald, the police officer is 18.5 times more likely to be killed by a black
than a cop killing an unarmed black person.
Despite the facts, the anti-police rhetoric of Black Lives Matter and their
leftist sympathizers have resulted in what MacDonald calls the "Ferguson
Effect," as murders have spiked by 17 percent among the 50 biggest cities in the
U.S. as a result of cops being more reluctant to police neighborhoods out of
fear of being labeled as racists. Additionally, there have been over twice as
many cops victimized by fatal shootings in the first three months of 2016.
Anti-police rhetoric has deadly consequences.
US Statistical Abstract
http://www.census.gov/prod/1/gen/95statab/vitlstat.pdf



http://www.census.gov/prod/3/97pubs/97statab/vitstat.pdf








RECORD: 80.3 in New Orleans in 1991

RECORD: 78.5 in Washington, DC in 1992

RECORD: 57 in Detroit in 1993

RECORD: 70 in Washington, DC, in 1993

RECORDS: 0.2 in North Dakota, 70 in Washington, DC, in 1994
http://www.census.gov/prod/2/gen/96statab/law.pdf Table No. 312

RECORD: 94.7 in New Orleans in 2007




http://www.census.gov/statab/ccdb/cit2121r.txt
Cities with 100,000 or More Population in 2000 ranked by
Percent Black or African American Population, 2000
in Rank Order
[When cities share the same rank, the next lower
rank is omitted. CDP = census designated place,
only used in HI which has no incorporated places]
City in rank order Percent Rank
---------------------------------------------------------------
Gary city, IN 84.0 1
Detroit city, MI 81.6 2
Birmingham city, AL 73.5 3
Jackson city, MS 70.6 4
New Orleans city, LA 67.3 5
Baltimore city, MD 64.3 6
Atlanta city, GA 61.4 7
Memphis city, TN 61.4 7
Washington city, DC 60.0 9
Richmond city, VA 57.2 10
Savannah city, GA 57.1 11
Newark city, NJ 53.5 12
Flint city, MI 53.3 13
St. Louis city, MO 51.2 14
Cleveland city, OH 51.0 15
Shreveport city, LA 50.8 16
Portsmouth city, VA 50.6 17
Augusta-Richmond County (balance), GA 50.4 18
Baton Rouge city, LA 50.0 19
Montgomery city, AL 49.6 20
Inglewood city, CA 47.1 21
Mobile city, AL 46.3 22
Columbia city, SC 46.0 23
Beaumont city, TX 45.8 24
Hampton city, VA 44.7 25
Norfolk city, VA 44.1 26
Columbus city (balance), GA 43.9 27
Durham city, NC 43.8 28
Philadelphia city, PA 43.2 29
Dayton city, OH 43.1 30
Cincinnati city, OH 42.9 31
Fayetteville city, NC 42.4 32
Little Rock city, AR 40.4 33
Newport News city, VA 39.1 34
Rochester city, NY 38.5 35
Hartford city, CT 38.1 36
New Haven city, CT 37.4 37
Greensboro city, NC 37.4 37
Milwaukee city, WI 37.3 39
Buffalo city, NY 37.2 40
Winston-Salem city, NC 37.1 41
Chicago city, IL 36.8 42
Chattanooga city, TN 36.1 43
Oakland city, CA 35.7 44
Tallahassee city, FL 34.2 45
Louisville city, KY 33.0 46
Paterson city, NJ 32.9 47
Charlotte city, NC 32.7 48
Kansas City city, MO 31.2 49
Bridgeport city, CT 30.8 50
Huntsville city, AL 30.2 51
Kansas City city, KS 30.1 52
Jacksonville city, FL 29.0 53
Fort Lauderdale city, FL 28.9 54
Lafayette city, LA 28.5 55
Akron city, OH 28.5 55
Chesapeake city, VA 28.5 55
Jersey City city, NJ 28.3 58
Raleigh city, NC 27.8 59
Athens-Clarke County (balance), GA 27.4 60
Pittsburgh city, PA 27.1 61
Orlando city, FL 26.9 62
Nashville-Davidson (balance), TN 26.8 63
New York city, NY 26.6 64
Tampa city, FL 26.1 65
Dallas city, TX 25.9 66
Indianapolis city (balance), IN 25.5 67
Boston city, MA 25.3 68
Syracuse city, NY 25.3 68
Houston city, TX 25.3 68
Peoria city, IL 24.8 71
South Bend city, IN 24.6 72
Columbus city, OH 24.5 73
Vallejo city, CA 23.7 74
Toledo city, OH 23.5 75
Clarksville city, TN 23.2 76
Waco city, TX 22.6 77
Alexandria city, VA 22.5 78
St. Petersburg city, FL 22.4 79
Miami city, FL 22.3 80
Lansing city, MI 21.9 81
Springfield city, MA 21.0 82
Grand Rapids city, MI 20.4 83
Fort Worth city, TX 20.3 84
Elizabeth city, NJ 20.0 85
Moreno Valley city, CA 19.9 86
North Las Vegas city, NV 19.0 87
Virginia Beach city, VA 19.0 87
Joliet city, IL 18.2 89
Minneapolis city, MN 18.0 90
Rockford city, IL 17.4 91
Fort Wayne city, IN 17.4 91
Yonkers city, NY 16.6 93
San Bernardino city, CA 16.4 94
Waterbury city, CT 16.3 95
Knoxville city, TN 16.2 96
Lancaster city, CA 16.0 97
Sacramento city, CA 15.5 98
Tulsa city, OK 15.5 98
Stamford city, CT 15.4 100
Oklahoma City city, OK 15.4 100
Springfield city, IL 15.3 102
Long Beach city, CA 14.9 103
Palmdale city, CA 14.5 104
Providence city, RI 14.5 104
Pasadena city, CA 14.4 106
Erie city, PA 14.2 107
Arlington city, TX 13.7 108
Berkeley city, CA 13.6 109
Lexington-Fayette, KY 13.5 110
Grand Prairie city, TX 13.5 110
Aurora city, CO 13.4 112
Pembroke Pines city, FL 13.3 113
Omaha city, NE 13.3 113
Mesquite city, TX 13.3 113
Wichita Falls city, TX 12.4 116
Hollywood city, FL 12.1 117
Cambridge city, MA 11.9 118
Garland city, TX 11.9 118
Fontana city, CA 11.8 120
Topeka city, KS 11.7 121
St. Paul city, MN 11.7 121
Wichita city, KS 11.4 123
Los Angeles city, CA 11.2 124
Stockton city, CA 11.2 124
Tacoma city, WA 11.2 124
Denver city, CO 11.1 127
Aurora city, IL 11.1 127
Hayward city, CA 11.0 129
Evansville city, IN 10.9 130
Las Vegas city, NV 10.4 131
Irving city, TX 10.2 132
Austin city, TX 10.0 133
Clearwater city, FL 9.8 134
Pomona city, CA 9.6 135
Bakersfield city, CA 9.2 136
Coral Springs city, FL 9.2 136
Ann Arbor city, MI 8.8 138
Abilene city, TX 8.8 138
Lubbock city, TX 8.7 140
Fresno city, CA 8.4 141
Seattle city, WA 8.4 141
Des Moines city, IA 8.1 143
Rancho Cucamonga city, CA 7.9 144
San Diego city, CA 7.9 144
San Francisco city, CA 7.8 146
Allentown city, PA 7.8 146
Ontario city, CA 7.5 148
Riverside city, CA 7.4 149
Worcester city, MA 6.9 150
San Antonio city, TX 6.8 151
Colorado Springs city, CO 6.6 152
Portland city, OR 6.6 152
Corona city, CA 6.4 154
West Covina city, CA 6.4 154
Oceanside city, CA 6.3 156
Carrollton city, TX 6.3 156
Amarillo city, TX 6.0 158
Anchorage city, AK 5.8 159
Madison city, WI 5.8 159
Phoenix city, AZ 5.1 161
Plano city, TX 5.0 162
Glendale city, AZ 4.7 163
Corpus Christi city, TX 4.7 163
Chula Vista city, CA 4.6 165
Daly City city, CA 4.6 165
Norwalk city, CA 4.6 165
Tucson city, AZ 4.3 168
Lowell city, MA 4.2 169
Modesto city, CA 4.0 170
Downey city, CA 3.8 171
Oxnard city, CA 3.8 171
Henderson city, NV 3.8 171
Tempe city, AZ 3.7 174
Cedar Rapids city, IA 3.7 174
Chandler city, AZ 3.5 176
San Jose city, CA 3.5 176
Salinas city, CA 3.3 178
Springfield city, MO 3.3 178
Fremont city, CA 3.1 180
Lincoln city, NE 3.1 180
Albuquerque city, NM 3.1 180
El Paso city, TX 3.1 180
Concord city, CA 3.0 184
Naperville city, IL 3.0 184
Peoria city, AZ 2.8 186
Anaheim city, CA 2.7 187
Warren city, MI 2.7 187
Independence city, MO 2.6 189
Reno city, NV 2.6 189
Mesa city, AZ 2.5 191
Overland Park city, KS 2.5 191
Vancouver city, WA 2.5 191
Gilbert town, AZ 2.4 194
Pueblo city, CO 2.4 194
Hialeah city, FL 2.4 194
Escondido city, CA 2.3 197
Fullerton city, CA 2.3 197
Santa Clara city, CA 2.3 197
Santa Rosa city, CA 2.2 200
Sunnyvale city, CA 2.2 200
Torrance city, CA 2.2 200
Burbank city, CA 2.1 203
Santa Clarita city, CA 2.1 203
Manchester city, NH 2.1 203
Spokane city, WA 2.1 203
Cape Coral city, FL 2.0 207
Bellevue city, WA 2.0 207
Salt Lake City city, UT 1.9 209
Sioux Falls city, SD 1.8 210
Santa Ana city, CA 1.7 211
Orange city, CA 1.6 212
Honolulu CDP, HI 1.6 212
Pasadena city, TX 1.6 212
Lakewood city, CO 1.5 215
Costa Mesa city, CA 1.4 216
Irvine city, CA 1.4 216
San Buenaventura (Ventura) city, CA 1.4 216
Green Bay city, WI 1.4 216
Garden Grove city, CA 1.3 220
Glendale city, CA 1.3 220
Simi Valley city, CA 1.3 220
Sterling Heights city, MI 1.3 220
Eugene city, OR 1.3 220
Salem city, OR 1.3 220
Scottsdale city, AZ 1.2 226
Westminster city, CO 1.2 226
Thousand Oaks city, CA 1.1 228
West Valley City city, UT 1.1 228
Fort Collins city, CO 1.0 230
Livonia city, MI 0.9 231
El Monte city, CA 0.8 232
Huntington Beach city, CA 0.8 232
Boise City city, ID 0.8 232
Arvada city, CO 0.7 235
McAllen city, TX 0.6 236
Provo city, UT 0.5 237
Brownsville city, TX 0.4 238
Laredo city, TX 0.4 238
Source: U.S. Census Bureau,
County and City Data Book: 2000,
Table C-2.
Table No. 145 of the 1999 US
Statistical Abstract shows that the number of murders declined to 15,826 by 1996, to
12,195 men and 3,631 women, making men 3.4 times more likely to be murdered than women.
Rather than address this higher murder
rate of men, the biased statisticians at the Bureau of Justice Statistics almost
completely ignore this in their press releases, and instead promote the following
misleading "Intimate Homicide Victims":
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Homicide trends in the United States
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide
Intimate Homicide Victims by Race and Gender
Intimates are defined to include spouses,
ex-spouses, boyfriends, and girlfriends
White Black Other
Year Male Female Male Female Male Female
1976 493 849 846 714 18 37
1977 479 831 804 570 11 34
1978 490 868 703 583 7 30
1979 535 883 712 594 16 29
1980 493 913 718 588 5 34
1981 554 952 703 591 18 27
1982 510 946 619 504 10 29
1983 508 910 594 513 10 37
1984 443 938 530 467 15 34
1985 427 1005 518 492 12 48
1986 448 1000 529 532 5 52
1987 424 968 498 486 8 35
1988 376 1007 459 527 15 36
1989 371 883 512 474 11 42
1990 393 952 441 490 18 45
1991 359 931 413 520 7 55
1992 337 890 369 509 10 48
1993 330 989 362 542 12 43
1994 318 900 359 463 11 35
1995 255 874 282 387 9 50
1996 259 862 248 422 8 28
1997 239 761 202 401 9 40
1998 274 876 223 393 12 38
Source: FBI, Supplementary Homicide Reports, 1976-98.
See the methodology section in Additional Information About
the Data for weighting and imputation procedures used.
Such selective use of data ignores
88% of the data, ignores that men are 3.4 times more likely to be murdered than women,
ignores the key difference between boyfriends and husbands, AND ignores that mothers kill
6 times as many children as husbands kill wives:




It also ignores that, compared to
wives who are murdered by husbands:
http://www.census.gov/prod/1/gen/95statab/vitlstat.pdf


In 1991, black men were murdered at a rate 24 TIMES
that of "white" women [with "white" including Hispanic women who are
murdered at a much higher rate than White women].
Year |
US Homicide Rate per 100,000 Population,
per US Statistical Abstract Table 127 |
Number of Murders Nationally |
1960 |
4.7 |
|
1965 |
7.3 |
|
1970 |
8.3 |
|
1975 |
10 |
|
1980 |
10.8 |
|
1985 |
9.1 |
|
1990 |
10.2 |
|
1995 |
10.7 |
|
1998
|
12.6 (UN est) |
|
1999 |
|
|
2000 |
|
|
2001 |
|
|
2002 |
|
|
2003 |
|
16,528 |
2004 |
5.5 |
16,137 |
2005 |
|
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http://www.usa.com/rank/california-state--crime-index--city-rank.htm?tag=Best+Cities+by+Crime+Rate+in+CA
California Crime Index City Rank
Newport Beach
A total of 466 results found.
Show Results on Map. The crime index value is calculated based on
the data using USA.com algorithms. It is an indicator of the crime level in a
region. Higher crime index value means more crime.
Newport Beach has had ONE murder in 12 years, and about 4 rapes per year
(half of whom have been cleared by the Innocence Project, giving us a real rape
rate of 2 per 100,000 population). and yet we are NOT the safest California
city, and in fact we rank 149th, meaning that a whopping 148 California cities
have a LOWER crime rate than us.
Rank |
Crime Index ▲ |
City / Population |
1. |
235 |
Calipatria, CA / 7,705 |
2. |
304 |
Laguna
Woods, CA / 16,192 |
3. |
308 |
Rolling Hills, CA / 1,860 |
4. |
317 |
Hillsborough, CA / 10,825 |
5. |
348 |
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA / 47,853 |
6. |
349 |
Hidden
Hills, CA / 1,856 |
7. |
358 |
Los
Altos Hills, CA / 7,922 |
8. |
382 |
Palos Verdes Estates, CA / 13,438 |
9. |
411 |
Belvedere,
CA / 2,068 |
10. |
415 |
Bradbury,
CA / 1,048 |
11. |
437 |
Laguna
Niguel, CA / 62,979 |
12. |
442 |
Saratoga,
CA / 29,926 |
13. |
449 |
Aliso
Viejo, CA / 47,823 |
14. |
458 |
Imperial,
CA / 14,758 |
15. |
461 |
Monte
Sereno, CA / 3,341 |
16. |
464 |
Tiburon, CA
/ 8,962 |
17. |
464 |
Los Altos,
CA / 28,976 |
18. |
471 |
Bear
Valley, CA / 121 |
19. |
484 |
Ross, CA /
2,415 |
20. |
498 |
Moraga, CA
/ 16,016 |
21. |
499 |
Danville,
CA / 42,039 |
22. |
508 |
Mission Viejo, CA / 93,305 |
23. |
516 |
Etna, CA /
737 |
24. |
534 |
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA / 41,643 |
25. |
536 |
Westmorland, CA / 2,225 |
26. |
540 |
Yorba
Linda, CA / 64,234 |
27. |
541 |
Ferndale,
CA / 1,371 |
28. |
550 |
Orinda, CA
/ 17,643 |
29. |
554 |
Foster
City, CA / 30,567 |
30. |
564 |
Moorpark,
CA / 34,421 |
31. |
572 |
Clayton, CA
/ 10,897 |
32. |
580 |
Stallion Springs, CA / 2,488 |
33. |
590 |
Calabasas,
CA / 23,058 |
34. |
593 |
Irvine, CA
/ 212,375 |
35. |
603 |
Lake
Forest, CA / 77,264 |
36. |
612 |
La
Habra Heights, CA / 5,325 |
37. |
613 |
Villa
Park, CA / 5,812 |
38. |
616 |
San
Clemente, CA / 63,522 |
39. |
616 |
Lincoln, CA
/ 42,819 |
40. |
632 |
Sierra
Madre, CA / 10,917 |
41. |
647 |
Thousand Oaks, CA / 126,683 |
42. |
647 |
Chino
Hills, CA / 74,799 |
43. |
655 |
Agoura
Hills, CA / 20,330 |
44. |
655 |
Tulelake,
CA / 1,010 |
45. |
664 |
Mill
Valley, CA / 13,903 |
46. |
669 |
San Ramon,
CA / 72,148 |
47. |
681 |
San Juan Capistrano, CA / 34,593 |
48. |
682 |
Saint
Helena, CA / 5,814 |
49. |
684 |
Cupertino,
CA / 58,302 |
50. |
692 |
Guadalupe,
CA / 7,080 |
51. |
693 |
San
Marino, CA / 13,147 |
52. |
699 |
Canyon
Lake, CA / 10,561 |
53. |
699 |
Belmont, CA
/ 25,835 |
54. |
704 |
La
Canada Flintridge, CA / 20,246 |
55. |
712 |
Camarillo,
CA / 65,201 |
56. |
720 |
Temple
City, CA / 35,558 |
57. |
729 |
Goleta, CA
/ 29,888 |
58. |
731 |
Dana
Point, CA / 33,351 |
59. |
734 |
Yountville, CA / 2,933 |
60. |
742 |
Simi
Valley, CA / 124,237 |
61. |
747 |
Corcoran,
CA / 24,813 |
62. |
758 |
Walnut, CA
/ 29,172 |
63. |
760 |
Pleasanton, CA / 70,285 |
64. |
764 |
Eastvale,
CA / 53,668 |
65. |
770 |
Ione, CA /
7,918 |
66. |
772 |
Poway, CA
/ 47,811 |
67. |
776 |
Westlake Village, CA / 8,270 |
68. |
777 |
Solvang, CA
/ 5,245 |
69. |
778 |
Lafayette,
CA / 23,893 |
70. |
778 |
Murrieta,
CA / 103,466 |
71. |
782 |
San
Carlos, CA / 28,406 |
72. |
788 |
Laguna
Hills, CA / 30,344 |
73. |
794 |
Wheatland,
CA / 3,456 |
74. |
796 |
Pacifica,
CA / 37,234 |
75. |
797 |
Dublin, CA
/ 46,036 |
76. |
798 |
Truckee, CA
/ 16,180 |
77. |
798 |
Diamond
Bar, CA / 55,544 |
78. |
806 |
Windsor, CA
/ 26,801 |
79. |
818 |
La Palma,
CA / 15,568 |
80. |
826 |
Glendale,
CA / 191,719 |
81. |
830 |
Morro Bay,
CA / 10,234 |
82. |
839 |
Sunnyvale,
CA / 140,081 |
83. |
840 |
Rolling Hills Estates, CA / 8,067 |
84. |
840 |
Fairfax, CA
/ 7,441 |
85. |
846 |
Cypress, CA
/ 47,802 |
86. |
849 |
Placentia,
CA / 50,533 |
87. |
857 |
Avenal, CA
/ 15,505 |
88. |
858 |
Los Gatos,
CA / 29,413 |
89. |
862 |
Carpinteria, CA / 13,040 |
90. |
862 |
Kensington, CA / 5,077 |
91. |
869 |
Half
Moon Bay, CA / 11,324 |
92. |
873 |
Rocklin, CA
/ 56,974 |
93. |
881 |
Holtville,
CA / 5,939 |
94. |
881 |
Coronado,
CA / 18,912 |
95. |
887 |
Soledad, CA
/ 25,738 |
96. |
894 |
Orange, CA
/ 136,416 |
97. |
895 |
Santa
Clarita, CA / 176,320 |
98. |
901 |
Hercules,
CA / 24,060 |
99. |
910 |
San
Anselmo, CA / 12,336 |
100. |
911 |
Folsom, CA
/ 72,203 |
101. |
920 |
Seal
Beach, CA / 24,168 |
102. |
920 |
Fillmore,
CA / 15,002 |
103. |
924 |
La Mirada,
CA / 48,527 |
104. |
928 |
Benicia, CA
/ 26,997 |
105. |
931 |
Millbrae,
CA / 21,532 |
106. |
940 |
Ripon, CA
/ 14,297 |
107. |
952 |
Cloverdale, CA / 8,618 |
108. |
954 |
Hughson, CA
/ 6,640 |
109. |
955 |
Yucaipa, CA
/ 51,367 |
110. |
958 |
Fort
Jones, CA / 839 |
111. |
959 |
Calistoga,
CA / 5,155 |
112. |
963 |
Winters, CA
/ 6,624 |
113. |
990 |
Tustin, CA
/ 75,540 |
114. |
994 |
La Verne,
CA / 31,063 |
115. |
995 |
Encinitas,
CA / 59,518 |
116. |
995 |
Torrance,
CA / 145,438 |
117. |
998 |
South
Pasadena, CA / 25,619 |
118. |
999 |
Menifee, CA
/ 77,519 |
119. |
1,001 |
Palo Alto,
CA / 64,403 |
120. |
1,001 |
Novato, CA
/ 51,904 |
121. |
1,006 |
Monterey Park, CA / 60,269 |
122. |
1,008 |
Buellton,
CA / 4,828 |
123. |
1,008 |
Morgan
Hill, CA / 37,882 |
124. |
1,016 |
Scotts
Valley, CA / 11,580 |
125. |
1,017 |
Williams,
CA / 5,123 |
126. |
1,019 |
Atherton,
CA / 6,914 |
127. |
1,021 |
Fountain Valley, CA / 55,313 |
128. |
1,022 |
Sebastopol, CA / 7,379 |
129. |
1,022 |
Ojai, CA /
7,461 |
130. |
1,028 |
Daly City,
CA / 101,123 |
131. |
1,029 |
Manhattan Beach, CA / 35,135 |
132. |
1,030 |
Arroyo
Grande, CA / 17,252 |
133. |
1,031 |
San Dimas,
CA / 33,371 |
134. |
1,036 |
Pacific Grove, CA / 15,041 |
135. |
1,040 |
Menlo
Park, CA / 32,026 |
136. |
1,042 |
Glendora,
CA / 50,073 |
137. |
1,044 |
Petaluma,
CA / 57,941 |
138. |
1,046 |
Huntington Beach, CA / 189,992 |
139. |
1,057 |
Malibu, CA
/ 12,645 |
140. |
1,061 |
Del Rey
Oaks, CA / 1,624 |
141. |
1,066 |
Piedmont,
CA / 10,667 |
142. |
1,071 |
Brentwood,
CA / 51,481 |
143. |
1,083 |
Montague,
CA / 1,443 |
144. |
1,086 |
Healdsburg, CA / 11,254 |
145. |
1,091 |
Oakley, CA
/ 35,432 |
146. |
1,092 |
Rio Vista,
CA / 7,360 |
147. |
1,094 |
Solana
Beach, CA / 12,867 |
148. |
1,097 |
Santee, CA
/ 53,413 |
149. |
1,098 |
Newport Beach, CA / 85,186 |
150. |
1,099 |
Rancho Cucamonga, CA / 165,269 |
151. |
1,112 |
Carlsbad,
CA / 105,328 |
152. |
1,115 |
San
Marcos, CA / 83,781 |
153. |
1,117 |
Grand
Terrace, CA / 12,040 |
Murders Per 100,000 Population
http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Crime/Murder-rate
Police Per 100,000 Population
http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Crime/Police-officers#
|
14 |
Czech Republic
|
449.6
|
2006 |
|
|
|
25 |
South Africa
|
343.5
|
1995 |
|
|
|
34 |
Dominican Rep.
|
303.5
|
2006 |
|
|
|
42 |
El Salvador
|
275.2
|
2006 |
|
|
|
45 |
United States
|
243.6
|
1995 |
|
|
|
59 |
Philippines
|
149.1
|
1998 |
|
|
Country Murders/100,000 Population
Iceland 0
Monaco 0
Singapore 0.38
Morocco 0.4
Brunei 0.5
Burkina Faso 0.5
Austria 0.55
Slovenia 0.55
Lebanon 0.57
Norway 0.6
Oman 0.6
Algeria 0.64
Switzerland 0.71
Bahrain 0.8
Egypt 0.8
Germany 0.86
Sweden 0.89
Saudi Arabia 0.9
Spain 0.9
United Arab Emirates 0.92
Netherlands 0.93
Qatar 1
Denmark 1.01
Japan 1.02
Greece 1.05
Indonesia 1.05
Italy 1.1
Kuwait 1.1
Senegal 1.1
Cyprus 1.14
Portugal 1.17
China 1.2
Poland 1.21
Andorra 1.3
Australia 1.3
New Zealand 1.3
Nigeria 1.3
France 1.31
Hungary 1.38
Bhutan 1.4
Luxembourg 1.45
Malta 1.46
Croatia 1.67
Chile 1.7
Ghana 1.7
Tajikistan 1.7
Slovakia 1.74
Scotland 1.79
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.8
Belgium 1.82
Jordan 1.9
Vietnam 1.9
Czech Republic 1.94
Azerbaijan 2
Canada 2.05
Israel 2.1
Libya 2.2
Nepal 2.2
Bulgaria 2.3
Cameroon 2.3
Malaysia 2.3
Romania 2.3
South Korea 2.3
Armenia 2.5
Finland 2.5
Bangladesh 2.6
Iran 2.6
Maldives 2.6
Sierra Leone 2.6
Fiji 2.8
India 2.8
Liechtenstein 2.8
Syria 3
Cambodia 3.2
Peru 3.2
Uzbekistan 3.2
Afghanistan 3.4
Djibouti 3.4
Kenya 3.6
Mauritius 3.8
Turkey 3.8
Yemen 4
Turkmenistan 4.1
Albania 4.5
Northern Ireland 4.72
Latvia 4.8
Mozambique 5
United States 2010 5
Ukraine 5.4
Argentina 5.5
Cuba 5.5
Belarus 5.6
Uruguay 5.8
Dominica 5.9
Thailand 5.9
Namibia 6
Philippines 6.4
Moldova 6.7
Pakistan 6.8
Estonia 7.1
Sri Lanka 7.4
Tanzania 7.5
Georgia 7.6
Kyrgyzstan 7.9
Mongolia 7.9
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 8
Seychelles 8.4
Antigua and Barbuda 8.5
Uganda 8.7
Lithuania 9
United States 1993 10
Bolivia 11
Cape Verde 11
Costa Rica 11
Kazakhstan 11
Botswana 12
Comoros 12
Paraguay 12
Soviet Union 12.4
East Timor 13
Nicaragua 13
Panama 13
Swaziland 13
Benin 14
Suriname 14
Mexico 15
Russia 15
Eritrea 16
Saint Lucia 16
Barbados 17
Chad 19
Ecuador 19
Equatorial Guinea 19
Ethiopia 21
Guyana 21
Haiti 21
Brazil 22
Dominican Republic 22
Central African Republic 30
Belize 33
South Africa 34
Colombia 35
Democratic Republic of the Congo 35
Saint Kitts and Nevis 35
Burundi 37
Lesotho 37
Trinidad and Tobago 43
Venezuela 49
Guatemala 52
Jamaica 60
Honduras 67
El Salvador 71
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