The Most Dangerous CITIES in Each State. (Big Cities)
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- The Most Dangerous CITIES in Each State. (Big Cities)
Today, we look at the most dangerous big cities in each state.
The United States has about 300 cities considered "Big Cities." Each state has at least 1. We are going to show you which one you should avoid in each state. A handful of smaller cities are probably more dangerous, but that is for another video.
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"Walking In Memphis" is a good song, but not something you'd actually want to do.
LOL!
Unless you confine that walk to Germantown.
Or Collierville 😂
🤣
3:37
Like parts of Orlando I won't walk during daytime
It’s safe to assume that any city that hides its crime stats can be assumed to be extremely dangerous.
And where did you get your facts.
@@ljacobs357don’t need facts to make an assumption genius. Dur dur dur
@@ljacobs357 we didn’t, couldn’t find any facts about Jackson.
Don't all cities heavily promote tourism and do what they can to keep any crime statistics under the radar?
@@skylarsartnphotography3450 Perhaps but I think the FBI statistics are pretty accurate. After all, states ask for federal money to help fight crime. But this is different. It sounded like they refused to give any statistics. To the public anyway. That’s a red flag to me.
Worked in St Louis for 30 years, shocked that St. Louis and East St. Louis weren’t on this list.
I was shocked too. I was expecting it to be number one or two
Yes they are war zones
Stl had 158 murders while Springfield had only 17 and It’s half the size. And KCMO had 185 murders and it’s barely 3x the size I have no idea how he missed these cities. Springfield is barely even a city more like a town he hasn’t been to Missouri I assume. The only thing that’s bad about Springfield is its property crime which still doesn’t even compare amazed at this guys inability to measure stats in certain states
Their might be more murders there but less crime but I’m not sure and just guessing
St. Louis is the highest crime rate
I think the biggest surprises for me was not seeing Gary, IN and East St. Louis, IL for their respective states.
Rockford, IL is the murder capital of Illinois not East St. Louis, IL
E St Louis doesn’t have over the 20000 threshold
It says (Big Cities)
Those two cities are not just the highest in their states by murder rate, which I DO go by since general property and violent crime indexes are BS, but in the entire nation too. #3 is Birmingham, A L.
@@LilJessye94 Briggs should do a similar video including cities under that threshold. Rural/small town crime is (ahem) criminally overlooked in this country.
I can never get tired of this dudes videos! Half my education about the undisclosed information about the states comes from Briggs! Keep the good work up man. Love the videos.
Agreed! i love having the info on hand since i love moving state to state.
It's disclosed, how do you think he comes with it. In fact, this video is based on an article I read a few days ago. It would be nice if he would provide a reference to the source data.
Briggs, you were right on about Memphis. I spent a year in Hawaii with family because of Covid. The 6 months that I have been back, I now have 6 holes in my convertible top that I have taped, encountered a maan trying to steal gas from my car at the grocery during the day, and 3 men followed me home from Walmart with the excuse that I had left my mobile phine there. I hadn't not. Luckily, my neighbor was close by and called the police. That's just me. No telling how many others are in danger here. Fortunately, my apartment lease is up in 6 more months and I am out of hear. Hopefully, I will last that long.
Only thing worse than the crime in that place....is the freeway crossing the big river..the roads just suck...lol
Why are you americans seemingly always trying to get out & away from places & are always on the move somewhere? Restless people huh?
Ever consider moving to Vermont?
@@user-1rg9f2-g3l6d Im from Europe & would never move to a country like the US which is long over the hill.
@@stevendedeian7774all infrastructure in Tennessee is absolute garbage.
Briggs. Your so good at doing these. Please don't ever leave from this. This place wouldn't be the same without you. We love ya Briggs!!
I agree but he needs to stop with the dad jokes. I can't stand his sense of humor.
His sense of humor is great.
His statistics aren’t even accurate
@@Crusader1984proof
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hey briggs,
could you do a video detailing when a city reached its "peak" before the steadily decline?
Thanks for the heads up on Honolulu Briggs. I'm going there tomorrow! I appreciate it ☺️🙏
Have fun!
@@WorldAccordingToBriggsIt's ironic how the purpose of the video was to dispel stereotypes yet you went on to associate Jamaicans with machetes 😂😂😂😂As a Jamaican we find that stereotype funny and ridiculous . If you know about Jamaica then you'd know we have the 3rd highest rates of deaths by guns. MACHETE -1923??
@@user-dx5mg9by9y It was a joke, not a dck. No need to take it so hard.
As always, awesome video Biggs. As a native and currently a citizen of Evansville Indiana . I was surprised yet not, being a newscast director for a local station I can agree with the figures. Personally seen this increase due to my job. Anyway much love from the "Rivercity" oh also it was cool to see my old home in the drone flyover 😀
I am current Newburgh resident, but lived in the area almost my entire life. Yeah hearing the news I would have expected us in the top 3-4, but #1? Little suprisee. Expected Gary, South Bend or an Indy suburb first. Most any other city is too small for the high crime rate. Sadly most of it seems on the southern side. Do not hear too much about west or north side too often.
Briggs, Great video, stats are amazing. One thing though, you showed Wilmington North Carolina when you spoke about Wilmington Delaware.
Good list Briggs I thought Baltimore would be higher on the list I thought maybe Gary Indiana would make the list.
I live in Vegas, and I can tell you that it's spot-on. The east side of 15 has been bad for years, and the west side's been increasing, the last few. It's rare the night that I'm out that I don't see some sort of police activity.
Henderson is good though, right ?
Thats going down too with crime 😮summerlin is a lot better @SusanM.
@@SusanM. Henderson is great, assuming you can afford the housing now. My uncle's house is worth $500k last estimate.
Briggs never disappoints with the videos. Happy holidays. 🎅🌲
Happy holidays! Thank you.
Yes sir.
Briggs, love these fast-moving, informative state lists. Unbiased good research. Solid as usual.
Love this channel! Absolutely AND Abundantly! 🎉
Thank you!
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@@forrinwolf3592 I’d vote 4him. Briggs has my vote! Briggs for 2024!
Hey Briggs, love your channels and hope you never retire. You seem to have alot of fun doing these videos and im sure your making some coin, so please keep on keepin on.
I have a suggestion about a potential video. Since you just did the most dangerous cities in all 50 States, what about doing the most dangerous cities World wide.
This would give people an idea of either how good or how bad we have it in the good ole of USA.
THOUGHTS?
Again, thanks for all your hard work. I really enjoy what you do. 🎉😊
As a truck driver I deliver to Oakland, CA a lot. Up towards the hills it’s not too bad, just a bunch of impatient entitled drivers that think they’re wealthy. Around lake Merritt though it’s like a GTA online server when it comes to driving 😂
I'm surprised its Oakland and not san bernadino
Thank you for this! I’ve lived in Albuquerque and have had land up near Santa Fe for 28 years. The Duke City is wonderful with the Isotopes Ballpark, lovely views of the bosque, Balloon Fiesta each year….but also the only place I’ve ever been driving down Central avenue and see some guy shot at the corner gas station. It had just happened, and the ambulance had just arrived. Traffic was stopped by the police for only 5 min! Then everyone just went on their way. Another day in Albuquerque.
Check out Aurora, Colorado. There’s not a day that goes by without a report of a crime there. It’s become a bit of a joke in our household.
Worked at the hospital campus there and I remember always hearing sirens every night and seeing a lot of gunshot wound victims almost every night.
Big cities in general always attract groups who have a high propensity for criminal behavior regardless of which party runs the city
Not true. Most non American big cities are incredibly safe
@@napoleon2564most cities in other countries didn’t go through suburbanization which led to the decline of cities.
Kalamazoo is getting bad... I hear sirens almost every night. We're between a rock and a hard place (Chicago and Detroit).
I agree, we love you Briggs!! ❤❤
Wow Man! That's Heavy brother 😎 👍
Briggs, You are very astute at what you do. I live in New Hampshire and Manchester is not that bad. There are parts of it that have more riff raff and others that you feel safe in.
Shocked about Rockford, IL. I thought East St. Louis would be the worst in IL.
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Also surprised about Evansille, IN. Definitely thought Gary would be mentioned.
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Now my home state (VA). Norfolk? Norfolk? My jaw hit the floor that Petersburg wasn't mentioned. I've seen pizza joints there with bulletproof glass.
E. St. Louis doesn't have enough population to fit onto the list. Can't speak for the others you mentioned, but might be the same thing.
Another Good Topic!!
Dag!!! I wanted to leave this snow ❄️ and move to Columbia.😔
Thank you for this very valuable information.❤
Greenville is a million times better.
Wow Briggs, just knew my hometown of Springfield, Massachusetts was tops when it came to crime. Springfield/Chicopee/Holyoke trifecta has always been pretty gritty. Brockton was suprising to me.
As a white ass woman I would drive through the flats at night . I won't drive in Brockton even during the day
Lived in Memphis back in the early 90's. Was nothing like it is now
It was pretty decent in the 90s! We used to spend a lot of time in Hickory Hill back then. Now it’s all gone to hell unfortunately.
@@titansfan4215 I remember that area
GREETINGS FROM THE PPRC GREAT VIDEO AS USUAL.🇺🇸🍺🍺
A great video!
Davenport Iowa has the Illinois factor. That is why it is so high.
Great video!! I am surprised that St. Louis, Missouri isn't the most crime riddled city in Missouri, for that matter I am surprised that St Louis isn't #1 in the nation!
Wtf?
Great video! It’s eye-opening to see which cities are the most dangerous in each state. This information is crucial for raising awareness and encouraging efforts to improve safety and quality of life. Thanks for sharing!
Love the video.
How about most dangerous streets in each state (violent crime wise)
Would be awesome if you’d include DC in your videos. I know it’s not a state but am sure it would be near the top of this list.
You just want to glorify dc as a happy crime place. I heard dc be press to be violence
I think the sad part for me is how many of these cities I've had to live in at some point.
Jamaican Freddy Krueger 😂
Good stuff as usual bud
Recently left Jacksonville FL, thankfully
When thinking about crime rates in cities, seeing Detroit at 2 and mentioning what the economy is vs what it is now makes me think about economy directly impacting crime rates. I wouldn't be surprised if Detroit was one of the safest cities during the manufacturing boom. Would you be able to do video covering the correlation between the two if there is one?
Violent crime has gone down since the early to mid nineties across the country and Detroit is no exception. I would also be curious to see the numbers 1950 to 1991. We didn't see nation wide increased in crime until 2020 when half the county started to think rioting and burning down their own neighborhood was okay.
@@straighttalkwithkyle7947 Detroit largely avoided riots during 2020. There were a couple known attempts, like the guys who tried busting into the Nike store, but they were squashed before any real damage was done. Detroit's violent crime mostly happens between people who know each other. You're actually far more likely to have your car broken into then get shot here.
To my state of Alabama: Congratulations! We made the Top 5!
I live in Baton Rouge,Louisiana And I hear about some crime. 16:29
Thoughtful and interesting......
As a long time MN fan, I was wondering where we would land on the list. I was not disappointed! However, I would be interested in a video that covered crime rates before and after the 'defund the police' movement and what their previous budget was vs their current budget. MN was a 'defund' state, then we increased their budget but I don't think the stats trended in the right direction, and I'm not sure why.
The year-on-year crime numbers for both violent crime and property crime went down last year for Minneapolis, but they are still higher than before the pandemic. I suspect that Minneapolis will suffer from the fact that there really aren't any geographical features confining the metro area (it spreads out in every direction). Once people migrate outside the inner ring, they may not want to move back. Another factor that doesn't help is the cost of housing. One might think that the price of a home in Minneapolis would have come down after the pandemic and the George Floyd riots, but the prices are still sky-high. The city has made some progress on affordable housing, but the metro area still has a major shortage of housing.
Minneapolis just had 5 homicides since Saturday! Since October 1st till now there has been 114 gunshot victims
What is very dangerous about Minnesota is you are expecting the crime to be high in St. Paul and Minneapolis. But it’s actually high too in the suburbs surrounding these 2 cities until about 1hr of a drive out of the metropolitan area. Crime is horrendous that is why we moved out of it after 20 plus years. In my old neighborhood an old man was beaten up getting into his car outside his house. This in a 400k - 650 k neighborhood.
@@jasonknight5863I have lived in the metro area since 85 and have watched it go downhill for years. As certain groups have moved here and the party in charge caters to them crime has continued to happen. And it won’t stop,guaranteed
@@arthurbrumagem3844 agreed my family and I lived there from 2000 to 2022 and looking back it went downhill after 2009 sharply and then since 2020 drastically. In that crime was happening across the street the Doctors car windows got trashed because he didn’t close the garage door one night. It was always something crime related.
So we moved and leaving the snow behind and top 5 taxes behind in the country was the best thing ever we did. The local governments there like you say caters to crime then picks on individuals if you go 3 mph over the speed limit. They are there for that but not real crime. All they care about is tax dollars.
If you have any sense you’d sell up and move to anywhere in the Sun belt.
This is a good video. I got a lot of things wrong. I have been to Las Vegas from time to time and felt safe. I made it to Tom's River New Jersey in April, but avoided Newark. And you say Vegas is much more dangerous. What a surprise.
@@rayb.6537 You are right. I've just been a tourist.
I live in Las Vegas. It is safe. Don't go to MLK Street.
Great video. Great channel. I think people have a hard time understanding the difference between crime rate and number of crimes.
Thank you❤
Thanks for sharing! I can definitely see Memphis on the top . Every day there’s atleast one killed ( often more ) n numerous people shot. Interesting stats to know.
Still no difference from other cities. Only in certain areas.
@@777macdude oh I know some areas are lots better for sure
@@777macdude That's not actually true anymore. You're hard pressed to find ANY areas in Memphis now, including the suburbs, where you're not in danger of being carjacked or worse.
My family lives in a county nearby and only go into the Metro area if it's an absolute emergency. We're looking to leave Tennessee altogether. People are flooding here from other states not realizing the draconian laws, crime and unbelievable amount of tornadoes!
I've lived here all my life, and I can honestly say the only successful path forward for Memphis involves about a thousand bulldozers.
@jcrosslin8 if hate the city that bad then move but suburban areas of Memphis still safe. Violent crime is only happening in certain areas of the city. Car break-in and petty theft is everywhere even suburban areas. Move to Idaho or Wyoming where there isn't minorities
@@777macdudewhy you so sensitive?
Im stunned at how low Newark’s numbers are. Would have expected worse.
Briggs, as you know we agree on much your findings and statistics, and had to agree totally on your listing of Salt Lake City, Utah. When I took a job out there in summer 1993, the place was already kooky as well as their residents. Though I am not LDS or planning on converting to it, the area of East Salt Lake seemed more normal and stable, like the south Jordan part of town. Now get into areas like Magna, West Valley City, and Taylorsville...these places ARE (or WERE) weird. Even Kearns was too! If marijuana were legal, this whole area would be full of stoned millionaires...but this is how I remembered it...and very happy you mentioned the area in and around SLC. THANK YOU, Briggs!!
He, Briggs, I enjoy your videos! Why are you so down on Jacksonville, Florida? I live downtown in the San Marco area and it feels eminently safe. Visit sit the city and maybe you'll change your mind.
Highlands, cedar hills, Melvin park, moncrief, the east, the west????
Whats crazy is that Jackson, MS is more dangerous than atleast 45 cities listed
YES IT IS! Last time I heard there were 106 bodies for the year and that was a month or so ago.
@keithbeck8170 yeah they've had a rough 3 or 4 years
Born and raised in Pueblo. I was able to make it out recently but it's sad how bad it's gotten. It's pretty much just devolved into kids killing each other.
I get it Vegas, Miami and LA are the top night life spots but I wanna know what the new come up cites are. Like with Comedy bars, new brewery's and new venues all the fun things. That would be a fun video to watch
Good list had a few surprises
I lived in Davenport, IA from 2015-2019. Actually, I was born and raised in the Quad Cities area, to which Davenport is part of… I was living in the Phoenix metro area before moving to Davenport. I was shocked as to how many shootings that occurred there. The news reports indicated that the majority of these shootings were gang and drug related, with gangs coming in from Chicago. The other problem that Davenport has is from teens stealing cars. You would be amazed at how many people leave their keys in unlocked cars. We returned to the Phoenix area, not because of the crime…
I was actually kinda shocked by New Haven, CT being the most dangerous city in that state. I thought, for sure, that was going to be Hartford.
Still, as for New Haven being dangerous, I live nowhere near Downtown where Yale New Haven Hospital is for example. But it’s a nice place where I live uptown a good distance away from the big city downtown itself.
GunWavin New Haven 🤷♂️ still the best damn pizza on earth.
Hi no your right New Haven, is much safer than Hartford, Connecticut. The reason why New Haven has a high crime rate is because people come there to pray on Yale University students an so on so the criminals come from neighboring communities.
New Haven isn't bad, but Bridgeport ya no way im ever living there lol
I am from New Haven, I definitely thought it would be Hartford or Bridgeport. Maybe it's because NH is larger? I am not sure, but although I have become much more of a homebody, I certainly feel better navigating New Haven over the other two, more so at night.
@@MzLena2You New Haven has almost 16,000 more residents overall than Hartford so that could be as well.
Interesting vid... The things you assume but dont really know...
Merry Christmas, ❤❤❤
Mind blowing list. Wichita ahead of Portland? St. Louis wasn’t the worst in Missouri? Amazing.
Yes, SLC has crime. You usually have to go out of your way to find trouble. I remember seeing stats for the State in March and seeing the murder figures for the last year and thinking that Tacoma already surpassed them all. It has some scummy sections, mostly by the tracks, but I've never felt uncomfortable walking around---
---and you just mentioned Tacoma---
--anyway, I can walk around most of SLC and the Salt Lake Valley and not feel uncomfortable. I live in Utah Valley, so walking everywhere in the summer is a must.
Me either about Tacoma. I guess a few sketchy areas ruin it for everyone.
Go outside downtown and you'll find it. I ate at a KFC on the south side and the restaurant had bars on the windows. Didn't seem like a nice place.
I've always walked at the trail following a river, and that led to parks like international peace garden (sometimes walked at night for few hours). But never seen violence or anything happening? I had a temporary job there, and my experience was just for like 3-4 months, though, but cities and walkable looked nice.
You don’t have to go out of your way to find property crime, however. When I moved to a place in the SLC foothills, my car window was busted out within a few days because I left my jacket in the car. That was a wake up call for me, I had moved there from Seattle.
@@AngelloDelNorteMy brother found a dead body in the Peace Gardens(Jordan Park) when we were little. It was the hang spot for TCG back then
love your videos
I really was expecting Salem, for Oregon. Maybe that was true, a few years back.
Surprised New Haven beat out Bridgeport or Waterbury on violent crime
Spent most of my life in Philly and am now in N. Wilmington, DE. Wilmington definitely has some not nice areas, but most of it is very suburban-esque. Very underated for great food and park system.
We really do have great food here!!!
Wow... I was born in Baltimore MD. And raised near Wilmington Delaware. But now I live near Charleston WV .
OMG Briggs, I am in Omaha been here my life, and you are right it is pretty boring but we are trying to get more things. Now we have TopGolf LOL so I am happy about that and you need to come and see the new downtown it is amazing. We are getting better.
The worst hotel I ever stayed at in my life was in Omaha! A BIG multi story Americas Best Value Inn downtown. Man, that place was janky!! Cops in the lobby, spliced wires on the lamps, red stain on the mattress! My car even had a dent in the door when I left!
Maybe you know the location I'm talking about.
I live in Wisconsin....Not in Milwaukee. For years I said the best thing for the state is to bulldoze Milwaukee to the Illinois the state line into Lake Michigan. Down side is we would pollute the lake...Wonderful fishing.
If we would do that, our farmers wouldn't have a place to export their goods, our tourism will go down by a crap ton which will make the state lose money, our major industries will disappear which will also make us lose money, and everybody will disappear which means we won't make tax revenue. At that point, Wisconsin won't have enough money to support itself and maintain its own infrastructure and economy. We might as well get annexed by Minnesota, Illinois, and Mochigan and be the first state to go bankrupt, lol.
The Milwaukee cannibal!😯
In Illinois the worst should be East ST Louis, sadly!!!! Springfield beat ST Louis??? That is a heard feat! 🤣
Not surprised at Memphis and Little Rock
So you filmed New Haven on your way out of town to the train station didn't ya? I used to live in New Haven and recognized exactly where you were filming, not far from where I lived I was in that part of New Haven daily
Now do one on why the crime is so high 😅
The Movie Fargo was not about Fargo it was about Brainerd Minnesota. We just watched it the other night I was confused because I thought the same thing.
Brockton! My old home town. Cities of Champions and yeah it’s rough in places.
Wow, Memphis is number one. I’m glad I live on the other side of the state from there.
Newark is higher than Camden? When I lived in that area, Camden was a war zone.
I'm born and raised in and around Newark but left forever the first chance I got. Camden sucks, Paterson sucks. Elizabeth sucks. Newark sucks. Any one of them could have taken the top spot in NJ. Whichever one picked doesn't surprise me.
@@thullraven1 E-town for sure. I’ve seen some shit there.
@@tytlersbicycle I was IN some shit there growing up.
Newark has more crime than Camden? I heard Camden improved somewhat recently, but it was dead broke, with crumbling infrastructure and public services a decade or so ago. So may not be a big surprise if their numbers aren't accurate. Either was it is impressive AF, how low NJ is on the violent crime. But this is just ranked on how violent the ,most violent city is in each state, correct?.... so maybe I'm giving Jersey too much credit?
For Maine, it should be Cabot Cove.
Birmingham, AL is the only place I have seen an armed security guard at McDonalds. Anchorage, AK doesn't surprise me either. I lived there as a kid when my dad was in the Air Force. We had a drug dealer who lived in the apartment below us. He would use our phone to make his "business" calls but in return, gave us "protection" if people started messing with us.
Have you ever analyzed crime per square mile? I know it sounds crazy but if you have a lot of crime per square mile then the likelihood of you coming across a criminal act would be higher. I don’t think per capita is all that strong a stat.
For instance, based on a population of 70k in an area of 17 sq mi, Wilmington De has a rate of 49 crimes per square miles. Baltimore is at 103/sq mi. Where Memphis, your top dog has a rate of 50/sq mi. I found Chicago’s rate is 884 (don’t know if that’s right) so with a population of 2.697 million and square miles of 228 their rate is 105/sq mi. Double that of Memphis.
Oh god yes. Jackson Mississippi I bet? I bet an arm and a leg it's there. 😂😂😂
You just watched until the first one and said it
I knew it would be Boise, Idaho. I'm going to bet Billings, Montana too!
I was listening to this to fall asleep and I’m from NJ and live near Newark once I heard Newark over Camden or Trenton especially that high on the list I fully woke up
I really do get sick and tired of people ragging on New Jersey and Newark, specifically, which is my hometown. I was born and raised there and it is where I spent the first 18 years of my life. It's a big city which has grown and changed over time, as all places do. I had a great childhood in Newark it is as good a place to raise a family (as my parents did) as anywhere else is.
I'm surprised it wasn't Camden. It's always Camden on these lists.
The US overall is hardly a good place to raise families in. Europe is though.
Newark smells like poop.
Okay- Oakland does have an awful crime rate and some parts are no-go zones unless you’re a local. However, it’s a really great city with lots of really unique small businesses. The food scene is amazing. And the people of all walks of life are pretty great, too.
Oakland sucks. Stop it. It’s the Stockton of the Bay Area or the Bronx of New York City. Absolute dump because of the thugs that live there. Hope it gets gentrified in my life-time. Those bastards are moving to Stockton too lol
Sure, Jan.
lol can u mention how it’s also a War Zone
@@pinkruntz3858 I used to work/live there. The hills and areas by the lake are very nice. East Oakland, especially past Seminary, however...
@pinkruntz3858 why don't you mention the war zones since you know Oakland or could you be some outsider talking your ish
Fall river, new Bedford, Lawrence, Springfield, or Brockton were top for my guess
I was definitely surprised Atlanta wasn’t higher.
I live in Tacoma, but in one of the safer areas. So far in less than 2 years the only crime was hearing a gunshot in my complex and seeing some kids stealing a catalytic converter.
I’m in the outskirts of Tacoma but worked on hill top for a few years. Best customer service at restaurants I’ve ever had. Howdy neighbor
I took a look at gun crime in WA State a while back and Vancouver came up as being top per capita for some reason.
I have visited cities throughout both North & South America. I have seen the roughest & the fanciest areas of SO many cities. I'm from Central Alabama originally & have been to Birmingham too many times to count. I have literally visited every single area in the entire city. It is actually a really nice & enjoyable city, despite a couple areas that experience more crime & it's especially awesome when you include the entire metro area. Southern hospitality is alive & well there. You will be treated very well no matter where you visit. Don't take my word for it though. Find out for yourself & come visit, or simply do more research before you start calling it a "nightmare city." When you go by statistics alone, you don't really get the truth. I get the fact that this video is simply about the statistics & I'm not arguing that at all. The terminology used to describe the city is why I am leaving this comment. There are a lot of factors why Birmingham (city) has a higher violent crime rate. Do some research. It helps to understand the reason behind the statistics before you start completely trashing certain cities.
Surprised Camden NJ didn't come up when Jersey popped.
Edit: also, Winston Salem over Fayetteville is wild to me.
Not surprised about Albuquerque with the news we get, glad we live south of there. South Bend information was surprising, lived in Goshen but it's been a while. would have thought of Gary IN being the worst honestly.
gary is way too much of a ghostown to be even near the worst, he shouldve put indy on there cause aint nobody heard of no evansville
Do the safest cities in each state next, please.
White cities, You're welcome.
@@Iamonepercentcan u name safe cities in tennessee
Funny, Detroit isn't even the most dangerous city in Michigan. Muskegon Heights is the worst!
I never leave comments but when you said a Jamaican Freddy Krueger 😮😂
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Jackson, Ms. Should be in the top 3.🤷🏿♂️
I live in Orlando. Yeah Orlando is bad with crime smh 🤦🏽♂️ The reason why they’re not “up front” with their numbers is because they don’t want to scare off tourists
it was my guess for fl as I live here. Funny thing is the tourist never see the areas from airport to the parks you avoid it. Also is it city limits, right by Parimore, or including others like Kissimmee.
Gary Indiana used to be one of the most dangerous cities I the country, surprised Evansville topped them
Definitely interested to see this same list for property crime
First, a great video, very well done. Second, I am sure your per 100,000 people violent crime numbers are correct, however, it would be extremely interesting to see the top 50 cities by number of murders per city, not per capita, not all violent crime, just the top 50 cities by raw number of murders.