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January 11, 2007 at 6:06 pm #29832kirstenModerator
I posted this on Bas Rutten’s forum but thought you might also like to read it:
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A list of most, least dangerous citiesThe Associated Press
A list of most, least cities overall as compiled by Morgan Quitno Press, which bases the rankings on FBI figures released in June.
MOST DANGEROUS 25:
1. St. Louis
2. Detroit
3. Flint, Michigan.
4. Compton, California.
5. Camden, New Jersey.
6. Birmingham, Alabama.
7. Cleveland
8. Oakland, California.
9. Youngstown, Ohio
10. Gary, Indiana.
11. Richmond, California.
12. Baltimore
13. Memphis, Tennessee.
14. Trenton, New Jersey.
15. Richmond, Virginia.
16. Kansas City, Missouri.
17. Atlanta
18. Cincinnati
19. Washington
20. North Charleston, South Carolina.
21. Reading, Pennsylvania.
22. Newark, New Jersey.
23. Little Rock, Arkansas.
24. San Bernardino, California.
25. Orlando, Florida.SAFEST 25:
1. Brick, New Jersey.
2. Amherst, New York.
3. Mission Viejo, California.
4. Newton, Massachusetts.
5. Troy, Michigan.
6. Colonie, New York.
7. Irvine, California.
8. Cary, North Carolina.
9. Greece, New York.
10. Coral Springs, Florida.
11. Thousand Oaks, California.
12. Orem, Utah
13. Round Rock, Texas
14. Dover, New Jersey.
15. Lake Forest, California.
16. Sterling Heights, Michigan.
17. Simi Valley, California.
18. Roswell, Georgia.
19. Lee’s Summit, Missouri.
20. Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
21. Chino Hills, California.
22. Gilbert, Arizona.
23. Edison, New Jersey.
24. Cranston, Rhode Island.
25. Port St. Lucie, Florida
———————————————–BE SAFE! In Baltimore they had 10 homicides in the first 9 days of this year. Last year they had 275 homicides overall!
For those of you who are couch samari… get in a class and get it going! The violence is escalating and criminals are not afraid of cops. If they are not afraid of us, they wonít be afraid of you. Do it for yourself or at least do it for your family!
January 11, 2007 at 11:10 pm #51873sean-akravMemberAh Baltimore. I spend a lot of time there.
January 12, 2007 at 3:55 am #51877anonymousMemberWell, don’t go back. You wouldn’t want to be #11… 🙁
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GiantkillerJanuary 12, 2007 at 6:28 am #51881sean-akravMemberHaha I go to school near the city and not all parts of the city are bad but it is a pretty crappy place.
January 12, 2007 at 11:03 am #51882blindfoldMemberI think this list must be a payoff to someone. I live close to Coral Springs, FL and there is nothing safe about it. There are alot of other parts of South Florida that are safer. Just my .02
January 14, 2007 at 8:09 pm #51924meangeneMemberSan Antonio’s crime rate is starting to go up too. I wouldn’t be surprised if they ended up in the top 25 soon. Crime rate has doubled here since Katrina hit.
January 16, 2007 at 8:43 pm #51944kravmdjeffMemberEarly last year we had one of our students successfully use a gun from the front defense during an armed robbery of a restaurant in downtown Baltimore (our training facility is a 20 minute drive from the Inner Harbor). We have several Baltimore city police officers training at our facility, but sadly, they report that there is a general apathy about quality training in Baltimore City PD. Baltimore is also notorious for its police corruption.
There’s no doubt in my mind that, especially given its relatively small size to bigger cities like New York, Chicago, and LA, Baltimore has an EXTREMELY high danger-factor for its city residence. Like Sean, I am in Baltimore city at least once a week, and its definitely not a matter to take lightly. But I love this area so the best we can do is give folks some skills to deal with the danger.
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