tuscl

OT: Cities With the Most Burglaries

Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Friday, December 14, 2012 9:25 PM
I'm bound to get some crap w.r.t. my Ots – but it's a slow TUSCL night (as most Fr. nights are): [view link] 10. Indianapolis, Ind. Number of burglaries: 15,122 9. Columbus, Ohio Number of burglaries: 15,169 8. San Antonio Number of burglaries: 15,334 7. Detroit Number of burglaries: 15,994 6. Los Angeles Number of burglaries: 17,264 5. New York Number of burglaries: 18,159 4. Phoenix Number of burglaries: 18,666 3. Dallas Number of burglaries: 18,727 2. Chicago Number of burglaries: 26,420 1. Houston Number of burglaries: 27,459

7 comments

  • jester214
    12 years ago
    Except for maybe Detroit and Columbus I think those are among the 10 biggest cities in the country. The big question is what are the NYPD and LAPD doing that Houston and Chicago aren't.
  • jackslash
    12 years ago
    Burglaries as a percent of population would be a better statistic. Detroit might be number one!
  • Clubber
    12 years ago
    Check the studies on crime vs. gun laws.
  • harrydave
    12 years ago
    Why guess? [view link] and [view link] When you look at metropolitan areas (so-called MSA's, which combine city and immediate suburbs) the big cities are not the highest crime areas per capita. The worst areas, by far, are smaller cities and their suburbs. The 5 with the highest burglary rates (burglaries per 100,000 population) in 2011 were: 1) Pine Bluff, AR (1988/100,000) 2) Santa Fe, NM (1967) 3) Fayetteville NC (1936) 4) Kennewick-Pasco-Richland WA (1893) 5) Hot Springs AR (1817)
  • harrydave
    12 years ago
    By the way, I see no category in the FBI crime tables for "Lying, Thieving and Whoring". Sorry guys.
  • samsung1
    12 years ago
    I was surprised to see Columbus on the list.
  • harrydave
    12 years ago
    The burglary rate in Columbus OH MSA is 1165 per 100,000. That is not especially good when you consider the Detroit MSA is 791 per 100,000. Of course, crime rates are very local. For every area with high crime, there is a low crime area within a mile.
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