Seattle's Crime Is Way Down

[Dogmaphobe]

Crime map of Seattle

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Explore detailed maps and statistics on violent crime rates in Seattle, WA. Learn which areas are safest, compare crime grades, and understand crime trends across the city.

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Explore detailed maps and statistics on violent crime rates in Dallas, TX. Learn which areas are safest, compare crime grades, and understand crime trends across the city.

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[citygator]

Did you steal it from a mortuary by any chance?

Your 5th grade bully called and said she wants her fifth grade joke back.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

Criminalizing drug use isnt a good crime estimator. Violent crime is what you should be looking at.

I wonder if you guys use your brain before or after reading something? Please let me know if you do.

Property crime doesn't count? How very entitled of you.

 

[citygator]

Property crime doesn't count? How very entitled of you.

I posted the property crime rate afterwards which is also at a modern low. Striiiiiiiiiike 3.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

I posted the property crime rate afterwards which is also at a modern low. Striiiiiiiiiike 3.

Here's your violent crimes stats for states - declared strike three one. Be careful what you meddle in, you might look dumb. Ca. Or. Wa. Nv. Co. Mn. Ct. ME., NY, NJ, VT. DL, DC crime up 2020-2024......Dollars to donuts even in States with reduced crime have Democracked cities where it's not.

50-State Crime Data – Tools for States to Address Crime

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[citygator]

Here's your violent crimes stats for states - declared strike three one. Be careful what you meddle in, you might look dumb. Ca. Or. Wa. Nv. Co. Mn. Ct. ME., NY, NJ, VT. DL, DC crime up 2020-2024......Dollars to donuts even in States with reduced crime have Democracked cities where it's not.

50-State Crime Data – Tools for States to Address Crime

projects.csgjusticecenter.org

Thanks for posting exactly what I claimed: Crime is at modern lows. The 90's had twice the crime rate. Nothing you posted disputes that. The safest states are blue and most dangerous are red. You cant under report murders as they are all reported. It is the most transparent statistic of all. Murder is lower in blue states and lower now than it was in the 90's by far.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

Thanks for posting exactly what I claimed: Crime is at modern lows. The 90's had twice the crime rate. Nothing you posted disputes that. The safest states are blue and most dangerous are red. You cant under report murders as they are all reported. It is the most transparent statistic of all. Murder is lower in blue states and lower now than it was in the 90's by far.

I demonstrated how your lib-speak is a lie. But you can pretend otherwise.

Plus you libs. always want to talk about States when the fact is even in Red States it's blue cities that tilt the scales. Speak of cities, the finer example for what occurs, here you go Democrack...

Sorted by Cities with the Most Crime.

State Crime statistics for political reasons is baloney, look at the State's cities for a more accurate representation.

Per Capita Crime rate isn't used here, the data demonstrates where the most crime exists. Common sense - which downtown is safer? 100 robberies a day for a 100K city population or 51 robberies a day for a 50K city population...... You're almost twice as likely to be robbed in the city with the lower crime rate per capita.

Difference column = Simply Crime Rank minus Population Rank. Negative numbers suggest high crime for the population, positive numbers are more favorable.

Keep in mind, wealthy neighborhoods (primarily Democrat $) experience low crime because they have $ for security in nice places.

This is a guide, if you believe crime is reported equally, such as in SF where city crime is expected/ignored, then I have some swamp land…...

One of the top 17 leans Republican, and it's Dayton Ohio. The rest are Democrat. Wow, look at the crime to population. Shame, my parents were born there.

21 of the top 116 cities with the most crime lean Republican. 10 of 21 (48%) of these suggest crime to population is favorable.

77 of the top 116 cities with the most crime lean Democrat. 22 of 77 (29%) of these suggest crime to population is favorable. Two of these 22 cities voted Trump 2024, incidentally.

18 of the top 116 cities with the most crime are purple. 6 of 18 ( 33%) of these suggest crime to population is favorable.

City	St	Violent	Property	Total Crime	Pop.	Crime Rank	Pop. Rank	Difference	Vote
Memphis	TN	2501.28	6898.98	9400.26	613,207	1	29	-28	Democrat
Oakland	Ca	1925.33	7230.34	9155.67	435,042	2	45	-43	Democrat
St. Louis	MO	1367.14	5706.94	7074.08	277,294	3	80	-77	Democrat
Little Rock	AR	1672	5214.27	6886.27	204,247	4	121	-117	Democrat
Tacoma	WA	1063.04	5603.63	6666.67	223,980	5	104	-99	Democrat
Minneapolis	MN	1160.22	5142.91	6303.13	423,282	6	46	-40	Democrat
Portland	OR	720.15	5526.22	6246.37	623,066	7	28	-21	Democrat
Kansas City	MO	1547.11	4676.12	6223.23	511,535	8	38	-30	Democrat
Detroit	MI	1781.25	4305.32	6086.57	651,171	9	26	-17	Democrat
Salt Lake City	UT	864.23	5199.95	6064.18	212,675	10	111	-101	Democrat
Cleveland	OH	1561.08	4426.32	5987.4	362,762	11	53	-42	Democrat
Lakewood	CO	787.2	5093.41	5880.61	155,868	12	198	-186	Democrat
Albuquerque	NM	1181.76	4628.77	5810.53	558,745	13	32	-19	Democrat
Seattle	WA	775.07	5007.64	5782.71	760,058	14	18	-4	Democrat
Baltimore	MD	1606.16	4157.02	5763.18	566,632	15	30	-15	Democrat
Denver	CO	993.03	4761.57	5754.6	722,031	16	19	-3	Democrat
Dayton	OH	1339.2	4334.22	5673.42	134,857	17	215	-198	Republican
Nashville	TN	1124.06	4509.53	5633.59	698,987	18	21	-3	Democrat
Spokane	WA	674.86	4840.78	5515.64	229,529	19	101	-82	Democrat
Philadelphia	PN	908.69	4548.17	5456.86	1,549,259	20	6	14	Democrat
Houston	TX	1148.17	4293.45	5441.62	2,319,160	21	4	17	Trad. Dem., recently Rep.
Springfield	MO	1178.11	4184.67	5362.78	170,527	22	157	-135	Republican
Birmingham	AL	1246.56	4031.36	5277.92	195,418	23	132	-109	Republican
Shreveport	LA	1228.5	3990.47	5218.97	175,092	24	153	-129	Democrat
San Antonio	TX	594.14	4623.63	5217.77	1,514,458	25	7	18	Democrat
Syracuse	NY	765.28	4234.2	4999.48	145,175	26	193	-167	Democrat
Chattanooga	TN	823.74	3942.42	4766.16	188,894	27	137	-110	Republican
Cincinnati	OH	845.64	3829.28	4674.92	311,599	28	66	-38	Republican
Kansas City	KS	1047.19	3606.48	4653.67	153,363	29	175	-146	Democrat
Tulsa	OK	941.87	3627.43	4569.3	411,310	30	48	-18	Republican
San Francisco	Ca	596.5	3929.1	4525.6	802,856	31	17	14	Democrat
Buffalo	NY	706.18	3809.62	4515.8	273,728	32	82	-50	Democrat
Washington	DC	925.88	3588.04	4513.92	702,250	33	22	11	Democrat
Charlotte-Mecklenburg	NC	733.21	3705.3	4438.51	1,003,130	34	212	-178	Democrat
Durham	NC	619.24	3799.7	4418.94	300,208	35	71	-36	Democrat
Greensboro	NC	923.74	3383.11	4306.85	304,306	36	69	-33	Purple
Norfolk	VA	469.5	3772.46	4241.96	230,460	37	100	-63	Democrat
Indianapolis	IN	877.86	3336.08	4213.94	890,685	38	16	22	Purple
Fargo	ND	498.22	3696.88	4195.1	135,682	39	216	-177	Purple
Colorado Springs	CO	715.6	3448.81	4164.41	491,474	40	40	0	Republican
Long Beach	Ca	676.45	3478.81	4155.26	444,232	41	44	-3	Democrat
Milwaukee	WI	1430.9	2700.67	4131.57	560,416	42	31	11	Democrat
Hayward	Ca	477.12	3656.65	4133.77	153,419	43	170	-127	Democrat
New Haven	CT	534.82	3587.07	4121.89	137,243	44	212	-168	Democrat
Aurora	CO	947.84	3103.92	4051.76	397,852	45	51	-6	Democrat
Louisville Metro	KY	707.4	3326.18	4033.58	676,843	46	27	19	Purple
Fresno	Ca	735.47	3271.32	4006.79	546,722	47	34	13	Democrat - voted Trump 2024
Chicago	IL	539.85	3472.39	4012.24	2,638,698	48	3	45	Democrat
Columbia	SC	769.93	3232.59	4002.52	144,559	49	194	-145	Purple
Dallas	TX	658.19	3351.87	4010.06	1,321,502	50	9	41	Republican
Vancouver	WA	582.26	3407.27	3989.53	198,194	51	130	-79	Purple
Rochester	NY	582.26	3289.29	3871.55	206,093	52	119	-67	Democrat
Tucson	AZ	588.75	3313.11	3901.86	548,789	53	33	20	Democrat
Corpus Christi	TX	863.63	3011.31	3874.94	316,108	54	63	-9	Purple
Des Moines	Iowa	703	3126.48	3829.48	209,245	55	113	-58	Purple
Stockton	Ca	1145.83	2639.55	3785.38	319,069	56	60	-4	Democrat
Toledo	OH	1041.08	2732.22	3773.3	263,668	57	86	-29	Democrat
San Bernardino	Ca	897.08	2897.68	3794.76	224,283	58	107	-49	Democrat
Anchorage	AK	1014.78	2765.91	3780.69	286,958	59	75	-16	Purple
Akron	OH	820.3	2955.01	3775.31	188,223	60	140	-80	Purple
Fayetteville	NC	660.17	3094.62	3754.79	209,945	61	116	-55	Democrat
Winston-Salem	NC	809.71	2921.18	3730.89	254,041	62	91	-29	Republican -slightly
Springfield	MA	891.37	2835.53	3726.9	155,491	63	157	-94	Democrat
Austin	TX	466.88	3241.88	3708.76	984,613	64	13	51	Democrat - slightly
Eugene	OR	317.88	3255.7	3573.58	178,057	65	150	-85	Democrat
Rockford	IL	1079.98	2517.21	3597.19	145,280	66	189	-123	Democrat - slightly
Oklahoma City	OK	676.01	2893.48	3569.49	709,456	67	20	47	Republican
Omaha	NE	368.99	3161.79	3530.78	480,235	68	41	27	Republican -slightly
Richmond	VA	336.92	3179.4	3516.32	231,805	69	98	-29	Democrat - slightly
St. Paul	MN	617.66	2834.06	3451.72	304,051	70	68	2	Democrat
Pomona	Ca	715.95	2753.16	3469.11	143,726	71	188	-117	Democrat
Bellevue	WA	138.6	3339.49	3478.09	151,520	72	177	-105	Democrat
Mesquite	TX	501.33	2976.42	3477.75	148,803	73	181	-108	Democrat
Miami	FL	473.29	2995.06	3468.35	460,392	74	42	32	Democrat - voted Trump 2024
Lubbock	TX	821.04	2628.75	3449.79	269,900	75	84	-9	Republican
Knoxville	TN	740.31	2721.28	3461.59	200,457	76	131	-55	Republican
Sioux Falls	SD	526.73	2915.24	3441.97	210,926	77	117	-40	Republican -slightly
Riverside	Ca	589.73	2832.13	3421.86	320,148	78	61	17	Democrat - slightly
Gainesville	FL	737.98	2703.68	3441.66	147,022	79	187	-108	Democrat
Grand Rapids	MI	910.1	2480.69	3390.79	195,913	80	128	-48	Republican -slightly
Salem	OR	532.21	2803.26	3335.47	177,936	81	148	-67	Purple
Amarillo	TX	690.51	2655.65	3346.16	203,039	82	122	-40	Republican
Tempe	AZ	470.28	2893.78	3364.06	191,376	83	139	-56	Purple
Paterson	NJ	978.58	2351.12	3329.7	158,903	84	167	-83	Democrat
Sacramento	Ca	754.93	2547.33	3302.26	526,670	85	35	50	Democrat
Raleigh	NC	488.85	2819.18	3308.03	488,085	86	39	47	Democrat - slightly
San Jose	Ca	606.79	2587.89	3194.68	956,840	87	12	75	Democrat
Victorville	Ca	1015.62	2128.87	3144.49	140,309	88	201	-113	Purple
Newport News	VA	735.99	2416.06	3152.05	183,563	89	144	-55	Democrat - slightly
Fort Worth	TX	458.36	2699.81	3158.17	997,476	90	11	79	Republican -slightly
Glendale	AZ	488.43	2670.72	3159.15	255,512	91	89	2	Purple
Hampton	VA	247.65	2881.97	3129.62	138,100	92	211	-119	Democrat
Phoenix	AZ	799.61	2325.34	3124.95	1,662,809	93	5	88	Republican -slightly
Thornton	CO	273.57	2835.85	3109.42	145,847	94	190	-96	Democrat
Modesto	Ca	655.74	2414.72	3070.46	218,990	95	109	-14	Democrat - slightly
Torrance	Ca	311.18	2775.77	3086.95	136,899	96	205	-109	Democrat
Columbus	OH	434.87	2653.35	3088.22	915,447	97	15	82	Democrat - slightly
St. Petersburg	FL	619.62	2458.88	3078.5	264,999	98	85	13	Democrat - slightly
Elizabeth	NJ	408.66	2657.76	3066.42	138,500	99	202	-103	Democrat
Las Vegas	NV	429.81	2622.74	3052.55	1,716,565	100	24	76	Democrat
New York	NY	671.02	2368.27	3039.29	8,299,271	101	1	100	Democrat
Bakersfield	Ca	554.65	2469.72	3024.37	416,120	102	47	55	Purple
Reno	NV	529.62	2445.09	2974.71	278,313	103	78	25	Purple
Cedar Rapids	IA	261.52	2689.07	2950.59	135,363	104	209	-105	Democrat - slightly
Pasadena	TX	566.12	2351.94	2918.06	145,199	105	213	-108	Democrat - slightly
Arlington	TX	482.94	2412.72	2895.66	399,840	106	50	56	Republican -slightly
Huntsville	AL	483.17	2388.31	2871.48	228,697	107	102	5	Republican -slightly
Alexandria	VA	219.14	2639.97	2859.11	155,153	108	168	-60	Democrat
Wichita	KS	538.58	2302.99	2841.57	395,486	109	52	57	Republican
Columbus	GA	603.8	2235.64	2839.44	201,061	110	15	95	Democrat
Montgomery	AL	594.65	2235.09	2829.74	193,728	111	133	-22	Democrat
Lincoln	NE	347.86	2445.84	2793.7	295,808	112	72	40	Purple
Lancaster	Ca	834.7	1920.59	2755.29	164,012	113	160	-47	Democrat
Anaheim	Ca	596.18	2132.13	2728.31	338,488	114	57	57	Democrat
Pittsburgh	PN	427.21	2280.11	2707.32	317,177	115	67	48	Purple
Boston	MA	627.87	2021.7	2649.57	659,049	116	25	91	Democrat

 

[citygator]

I demonstrated how your lib-speak is a lie. But you can pretend otherwise.

Plus you libs. always want to talk about States when the fact is even in Red States it's blue cities that tilt the scales. Speak of cities, the finer example for what occurs, here you go Democrack...

Sorted by Cities with the Most Crime.

State Crime statistics for political reasons is baloney, look at the State's cities for a more accurate representation.

Per Capita Crime rate isn't used here, the data demonstrates where the most crime exists. Common sense - which downtown is safer? 100 robberies a day for a 100K city population or 51 robberies a day for a 50K city population...... You're almost twice as likely to be robbed in the city with the lower crime rate per capita.

Difference column = Simply Crime Rank minus Population Rank. Negative numbers suggest high crime for the population, positive numbers are more favorable.

Keep in mind, wealthy neighborhoods (primarily Democrat $) experience low crime because they have $ for security in nice places.

This is a guide, if you believe crime is reported equally, such as in SF where city crime is expected/ignored, then I have some swamp land…...

One of the top 17 leans Republican, and it's Dayton Ohio. The rest are Democrat. Wow, look at the crime to population. Shame, my parents were born there.

21 of the top 116 cities with the most crime lean Republican. 10 of 21 (48%) of these suggest crime to population is favorable.

77 of the top 116 cities with the most crime lean Democrat. 22 of 77 (29%) of these suggest crime to population is favorable. Two of these 22 cities voted Trump 2024, incidentally.

18 of the top 116 cities with the most crime are purple. 6 of 18 ( 33%) of these suggest crime to population is favorable.

City	St	Violent	Property	Total Crime	Pop.	Crime Rank	Pop. Rank	Difference	Vote
Memphis	TN	2501.28	6898.98	9400.26	613,207	1	29	-28	Democrat
Oakland	Ca	1925.33	7230.34	9155.67	435,042	2	45	-43	Democrat
St. Louis	MO	1367.14	5706.94	7074.08	277,294	3	80	-77	Democrat
Little Rock	AR	1672	5214.27	6886.27	204,247	4	121	-117	Democrat
Tacoma	WA	1063.04	5603.63	6666.67	223,980	5	104	-99	Democrat
Minneapolis	MN	1160.22	5142.91	6303.13	423,282	6	46	-40	Democrat
Portland	OR	720.15	5526.22	6246.37	623,066	7	28	-21	Democrat
Kansas City	MO	1547.11	4676.12	6223.23	511,535	8	38	-30	Democrat
Detroit	MI	1781.25	4305.32	6086.57	651,171	9	26	-17	Democrat
Salt Lake City	UT	864.23	5199.95	6064.18	212,675	10	111	-101	Democrat
Cleveland	OH	1561.08	4426.32	5987.4	362,762	11	53	-42	Democrat
Lakewood	CO	787.2	5093.41	5880.61	155,868	12	198	-186	Democrat
Albuquerque	NM	1181.76	4628.77	5810.53	558,745	13	32	-19	Democrat
Seattle	WA	775.07	5007.64	5782.71	760,058	14	18	-4	Democrat
Baltimore	MD	1606.16	4157.02	5763.18	566,632	15	30	-15	Democrat
Denver	CO	993.03	4761.57	5754.6	722,031	16	19	-3	Democrat
Dayton	OH	1339.2	4334.22	5673.42	134,857	17	215	-198	Republican
Nashville	TN	1124.06	4509.53	5633.59	698,987	18	21	-3	Democrat
Spokane	WA	674.86	4840.78	5515.64	229,529	19	101	-82	Democrat
Philadelphia	PN	908.69	4548.17	5456.86	1,549,259	20	6	14	Democrat
Houston	TX	1148.17	4293.45	5441.62	2,319,160	21	4	17	Trad. Dem., recently Rep.
Springfield	MO	1178.11	4184.67	5362.78	170,527	22	157	-135	Republican
Birmingham	AL	1246.56	4031.36	5277.92	195,418	23	132	-109	Republican
Shreveport	LA	1228.5	3990.47	5218.97	175,092	24	153	-129	Democrat
San Antonio	TX	594.14	4623.63	5217.77	1,514,458	25	7	18	Democrat
Syracuse	NY	765.28	4234.2	4999.48	145,175	26	193	-167	Democrat
Chattanooga	TN	823.74	3942.42	4766.16	188,894	27	137	-110	Republican
Cincinnati	OH	845.64	3829.28	4674.92	311,599	28	66	-38	Republican
Kansas City	KS	1047.19	3606.48	4653.67	153,363	29	175	-146	Democrat
Tulsa	OK	941.87	3627.43	4569.3	411,310	30	48	-18	Republican
San Francisco	Ca	596.5	3929.1	4525.6	802,856	31	17	14	Democrat
Buffalo	NY	706.18	3809.62	4515.8	273,728	32	82	-50	Democrat
Washington	DC	925.88	3588.04	4513.92	702,250	33	22	11	Democrat
Charlotte-Mecklenburg	NC	733.21	3705.3	4438.51	1,003,130	34	212	-178	Democrat
Durham	NC	619.24	3799.7	4418.94	300,208	35	71	-36	Democrat
Greensboro	NC	923.74	3383.11	4306.85	304,306	36	69	-33	Purple
Norfolk	VA	469.5	3772.46	4241.96	230,460	37	100	-63	Democrat
Indianapolis	IN	877.86	3336.08	4213.94	890,685	38	16	22	Purple
Fargo	ND	498.22	3696.88	4195.1	135,682	39	216	-177	Purple
Colorado Springs	CO	715.6	3448.81	4164.41	491,474	40	40	0	Republican
Long Beach	Ca	676.45	3478.81	4155.26	444,232	41	44	-3	Democrat
Milwaukee	WI	1430.9	2700.67	4131.57	560,416	42	31	11	Democrat
Hayward	Ca	477.12	3656.65	4133.77	153,419	43	170	-127	Democrat
New Haven	CT	534.82	3587.07	4121.89	137,243	44	212	-168	Democrat
Aurora	CO	947.84	3103.92	4051.76	397,852	45	51	-6	Democrat
Louisville Metro	KY	707.4	3326.18	4033.58	676,843	46	27	19	Purple
Fresno	Ca	735.47	3271.32	4006.79	546,722	47	34	13	Democrat - voted Trump 2024
Chicago	IL	539.85	3472.39	4012.24	2,638,698	48	3	45	Democrat
Columbia	SC	769.93	3232.59	4002.52	144,559	49	194	-145	Purple
Dallas	TX	658.19	3351.87	4010.06	1,321,502	50	9	41	Republican
Vancouver	WA	582.26	3407.27	3989.53	198,194	51	130	-79	Purple
Rochester	NY	582.26	3289.29	3871.55	206,093	52	119	-67	Democrat
Tucson	AZ	588.75	3313.11	3901.86	548,789	53	33	20	Democrat
Corpus Christi	TX	863.63	3011.31	3874.94	316,108	54	63	-9	Purple
Des Moines	Iowa	703	3126.48	3829.48	209,245	55	113	-58	Purple
Stockton	Ca	1145.83	2639.55	3785.38	319,069	56	60	-4	Democrat
Toledo	OH	1041.08	2732.22	3773.3	263,668	57	86	-29	Democrat
San Bernardino	Ca	897.08	2897.68	3794.76	224,283	58	107	-49	Democrat
Anchorage	AK	1014.78	2765.91	3780.69	286,958	59	75	-16	Purple
Akron	OH	820.3	2955.01	3775.31	188,223	60	140	-80	Purple
Fayetteville	NC	660.17	3094.62	3754.79	209,945	61	116	-55	Democrat
Winston-Salem	NC	809.71	2921.18	3730.89	254,041	62	91	-29	Republican -slightly
Springfield	MA	891.37	2835.53	3726.9	155,491	63	157	-94	Democrat
Austin	TX	466.88	3241.88	3708.76	984,613	64	13	51	Democrat - slightly
Eugene	OR	317.88	3255.7	3573.58	178,057	65	150	-85	Democrat
Rockford	IL	1079.98	2517.21	3597.19	145,280	66	189	-123	Democrat - slightly
Oklahoma City	OK	676.01	2893.48	3569.49	709,456	67	20	47	Republican
Omaha	NE	368.99	3161.79	3530.78	480,235	68	41	27	Republican -slightly
Richmond	VA	336.92	3179.4	3516.32	231,805	69	98	-29	Democrat - slightly
St. Paul	MN	617.66	2834.06	3451.72	304,051	70	68	2	Democrat
Pomona	Ca	715.95	2753.16	3469.11	143,726	71	188	-117	Democrat
Bellevue	WA	138.6	3339.49	3478.09	151,520	72	177	-105	Democrat
Mesquite	TX	501.33	2976.42	3477.75	148,803	73	181	-108	Democrat
Miami	FL	473.29	2995.06	3468.35	460,392	74	42	32	Democrat - voted Trump 2024
Lubbock	TX	821.04	2628.75	3449.79	269,900	75	84	-9	Republican
Knoxville	TN	740.31	2721.28	3461.59	200,457	76	131	-55	Republican
Sioux Falls	SD	526.73	2915.24	3441.97	210,926	77	117	-40	Republican -slightly
Riverside	Ca	589.73	2832.13	3421.86	320,148	78	61	17	Democrat - slightly
Gainesville	FL	737.98	2703.68	3441.66	147,022	79	187	-108	Democrat
Grand Rapids	MI	910.1	2480.69	3390.79	195,913	80	128	-48	Republican -slightly
Salem	OR	532.21	2803.26	3335.47	177,936	81	148	-67	Purple
Amarillo	TX	690.51	2655.65	3346.16	203,039	82	122	-40	Republican
Tempe	AZ	470.28	2893.78	3364.06	191,376	83	139	-56	Purple
Paterson	NJ	978.58	2351.12	3329.7	158,903	84	167	-83	Democrat
Sacramento	Ca	754.93	2547.33	3302.26	526,670	85	35	50	Democrat
Raleigh	NC	488.85	2819.18	3308.03	488,085	86	39	47	Democrat - slightly
San Jose	Ca	606.79	2587.89	3194.68	956,840	87	12	75	Democrat
Victorville	Ca	1015.62	2128.87	3144.49	140,309	88	201	-113	Purple
Newport News	VA	735.99	2416.06	3152.05	183,563	89	144	-55	Democrat - slightly
Fort Worth	TX	458.36	2699.81	3158.17	997,476	90	11	79	Republican -slightly
Glendale	AZ	488.43	2670.72	3159.15	255,512	91	89	2	Purple
Hampton	VA	247.65	2881.97	3129.62	138,100	92	211	-119	Democrat
Phoenix	AZ	799.61	2325.34	3124.95	1,662,809	93	5	88	Republican -slightly
Thornton	CO	273.57	2835.85	3109.42	145,847	94	190	-96	Democrat
Modesto	Ca	655.74	2414.72	3070.46	218,990	95	109	-14	Democrat - slightly
Torrance	Ca	311.18	2775.77	3086.95	136,899	96	205	-109	Democrat
Columbus	OH	434.87	2653.35	3088.22	915,447	97	15	82	Democrat - slightly
St. Petersburg	FL	619.62	2458.88	3078.5	264,999	98	85	13	Democrat - slightly
Elizabeth	NJ	408.66	2657.76	3066.42	138,500	99	202	-103	Democrat
Las Vegas	NV	429.81	2622.74	3052.55	1,716,565	100	24	76	Democrat
New York	NY	671.02	2368.27	3039.29	8,299,271	101	1	100	Democrat
Bakersfield	Ca	554.65	2469.72	3024.37	416,120	102	47	55	Purple
Reno	NV	529.62	2445.09	2974.71	278,313	103	78	25	Purple
Cedar Rapids	IA	261.52	2689.07	2950.59	135,363	104	209	-105	Democrat - slightly
Pasadena	TX	566.12	2351.94	2918.06	145,199	105	213	-108	Democrat - slightly
Arlington	TX	482.94	2412.72	2895.66	399,840	106	50	56	Republican -slightly
Huntsville	AL	483.17	2388.31	2871.48	228,697	107	102	5	Republican -slightly
Alexandria	VA	219.14	2639.97	2859.11	155,153	108	168	-60	Democrat
Wichita	KS	538.58	2302.99	2841.57	395,486	109	52	57	Republican
Columbus	GA	603.8	2235.64	2839.44	201,061	110	15	95	Democrat
Montgomery	AL	594.65	2235.09	2829.74	193,728	111	133	-22	Democrat
Lincoln	NE	347.86	2445.84	2793.7	295,808	112	72	40	Purple
Lancaster	Ca	834.7	1920.59	2755.29	164,012	113	160	-47	Democrat
Anaheim	Ca	596.18	2132.13	2728.31	338,488	114	57	57	Democrat
Pittsburgh	PN	427.21	2280.11	2707.32	317,177	115	67	48	Purple
Boston	MA	627.87	2021.7	2649.57	659,049	116	25	91	Democrat

Moronic. Random selection of data. Aggregate all the data to states and all the dangerous states are in red states.

 

[80zephyr]

34 felonies. 34 convictions. ZERO jail time.

The vast majority of cases against individuals charged in connection with the George Floyd protests, particularly minor offenses like curfew violations, were dismissed. In some jurisdictions, the dismissal rates for these charges exceeded 90% or even 95%.
Across a dozen cities analyzed by The Guardian and The New York Times, the outcomes varied by jurisdiction and charge severity:

• Minneapolis (Misdemeanor Citations): 95% of the 520 misdemeanor citations issued to protesters were dismissed. The city pursued only about 75 of 666 initial cases.
• Dallas and Philadelphia: As many as 95% of citations were dropped or never formally prosecuted. In Dallas, charges against 674 people arrested on a bridge were dropped just three days later.
• Harris County, Texas: The District Attorney dismissed nearly 800 criminal cases related to the protests, leaving active charges against only 51 adults and one juvenile.
• Portland, Oregon: About 60 of roughly 100 cases were dismissed, while the District Attorney's office rejected a total of 721 cases for prosecution and pursued 144.
• Denver: The city attorney's office dismissed charges against more than 300 people arrested solely for breaking curfew or failing to obey police orders.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

Moronic. Random selection of data. Aggregate all the data to states and all the dangerous states are in red states.

Providing a list of cities with the most crime and showing red/blue/purple is now random. Good to know.

Personal gender assignment is random too. Same whether or not you protest ICE, cuz you know, it was all good when Obama was POTUS, stuff like that.

 

[Independent thinker]

Property crime doesn't count? How very entitled of you.

No crimes count and then they plead down violent crimes to something lower and then claim violent crime is down. They openly say that property and other theft crimes are only because "maybe people are hungry", while places like California give everyone a blank check to steal about $1,000 per occasion.

 

[Independent thinker]

Thanks for posting exactly what I claimed: Crime is at modern lows. The 90's had twice the crime rate. Nothing you posted disputes that. The safest states are blue and most dangerous are red. You cant under report murders as they are all reported. It is the most transparent statistic of all. Murder is lower in blue states and lower now than it was in the 90's by far.

Your stupid math thinks 200 murders in one democrat city is lower than 50 murders in a red area.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

No crimes count and then they plead down violent crimes to something lower and then claim violent crime is down. They openly say that property and other theft crimes are only because "maybe people are hungry", while places like California give everyone a blank check to steal about $1,000 per occasion.

Winner....Lib democrats don't like count the many millions of times they were ripped off either, places like San Francisco. That and 10 bucks will get you a cup of coffee.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

I posted the property crime rate afterwards which is also at a modern low. Striiiiiiiiiike 3.

You posted for the whole US........this thread is about Seattle. Not a valid comparison.


Property crime in the Puget Sound area (From Bellingham to Olympia and up to Port Townsend) is outrageous and that is backed up by higher home insurance rates.. Last year mine went up over $400, the year before was $200 and the year before that $100 for the whole year and I've never made a claim. Yes, I understand costs go up but they've never gone up as much as in the last 2 years. I'm sure with the fewer arrests made, those figures will be skyrocketing even higher on a yearly basis.

While we are lower than the national average for violent crimes, we're near the top for property crime.


What is the crime rate in Washington state? | USAFacts


Washington ranked third among states for high property crime rates (2,467 offenses per 100,000 people). The rate was highest in New Mexico (2,751 offenses per 100,000 people) and lowest in Idaho (736). Washington, DC (3,693 offenses per 100,000 people) would rank first among all states in terms of highest property crime rates.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Did you steal it from a mortuary by any chance?

The deceased name was Abby Normal.