which one cities is the mostly crime in usa???
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Camden, NJ has more murders than any other city in the US.
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The FBI site has tons of stats, but most are sepeated by state.  You'll need to goto state or local police sites if you want more regional info.
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Here's some info:\nhttp://www.city-data.com/city/Mobile-Alabama.html\n\nHere's some more:\nhttp://mobile.areaconnect.com/crime1.htm
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I'm really surprised it's so high. There are a lot of meth lab busts in NC though. I've been to Asheville a couple times and it's a really beautiful place. I live near Charlotte right now but if I had the chance to move to Asheville I would! Or at least near it. Which is another good option. Living just outside of the city can bring the crime rate way down. Charlotte is at an 8 and the town I live in which is only about 15 - 20 mins away from Charlotte is a 4.
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Panama.\n\nThe poverty there was truely astounding.  I saw an entire city made of card board and the electricity was generater made and lined with extention cords.  It also had no plumbing so human waste was thrown in the street for the rains to wash away.  It was expected by a lot of families for the women to protestute to support them.\n\nThe area with the lowest crime rate was the block the police station was on and it had 18 muggings a day.  There were a lot of areas where if you did not have a gun, you did not need to go there.\n\nOf corse this was back in 1989 so things down there might have improved, but it made me realize how good we have it here.
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Well America, actually has a population of 280 MILLION!!!!!!\nInnocent Americans die everyday by GUNS- which they see as \n215 American Adults- 223 MILLION GUNS!! (as of 2004).\nHowever I cannot explain why there is so many serial killers in certain places of America.
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I moved to Reno from Texas!  The crime rate is significantly less than in Texas.  You turn on the news in Texas, and they tell you so many people have been shot and robbed, etc.  You turn on the news in Reno and they tell you that not as many people are buying bread this year as last.  It's interesting.  Sun Valley (a "suburb" of Reno) has the highest crime rate in the area.  It's still a low percentage though.  The lowest crime rate is in South Reno, which is mostly upper income people and retirees from California.  The median rent is between $600-$1200 for apartments.
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It's a pretty violent place. There are safer places in the U.S. Good luck to you.
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One crime every 5 seconds in the United States.
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I hadn't thought about that. But then I live in small town, USA so the crime rate is small compared to the rest of the country. But it is a valid point - and I can see that. \n\nBut the main thing I'm worried about is a recession.
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I am in the US I don't know what city you are in. I know that the washington dc area sees alot of street racing as well as LA and southern california plus many of the big cities in Florida like Miami, etc.
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One of the leading causes of crime is poverty. Shame our\nleaders will never acknowledge this. \nJust check out the places where there's the most crime.
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Sure, in 2002 the total number of violent crimes in the US was 1,685,900 but in 2003 it went up to 1,829,900.  This is an increase of 144,000 violent crimes in the US in one year or 395 more violent crimes every day; an additional violent crime every three and a half minutes.  It's an 8.5% rise in crime in one year.\n\nBut, looking at the bigger picture, in 2004 violent crime came down to 1,648,100, that's lower than in 2002.  And all these numbers are MUCH lower than 2001 when there were over 2 million violent crimes committed in the US.  And it's all part of a steady, uninterupted downward trend that began in 1993 when there were over 4 million violent crimes in the US.\n\nAlso, please note that these statistics were presented without:  1) mixing definitions (comparing violent crime in one year to handgun crime in another); 2) mixing measurements (comparing total crime in one year to per capita crime the nest); or 3) drawing political conclusions about the reasons for the decrease.
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The United States Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) counts five categories of crime as violent crimes: murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault. \n\nNon-Violent: burglary, larceny and vehicle theft, theft, forgery, fraud, vandalism, trespass
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Capital Murder or First Degree Murder but depends on the state in the U.S.
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I can't tell you about Paris or london, but you can look up the crime rates in the US on the FBI web site.
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Depending on when you check and who you believe,it can be Washington D.C. or New Orleans,Louisiana. Washington,D.C. generally is known as "The Murder Capital"