Most Dangerous Cities USA
Most Dangerous Cities:
1. Camden, N.J. 2. Detroit 3. St. Louis 4. Flint, Mich. 5. Richmond, Va. 6. Baltimore 7. Atlanta 8. New Orleans 9. Gary, Ind. 10. Birmingham, Ala. Safest Cities: 1. Newton, Mass. 2. Clarkstown, N.Y. 3. Amherst, N.Y. 4. Mission Viejo, Calif. 5. Brick Township, N.J. 6. Troy, Mich. 7. Thousand Oaks, Calif. 8. Round Rock, Texas 9. Lake Forest, Calif. 10. Cary, N.C. |
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Interesting list....Newton Mass...sounds familiar...hmmm..
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I'm sure I had seen Washington DC on that list also :confused: (for most dangerous)
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Round Rock is the bedroom community/Dell conclave just north of Austin. It is in a different county and its law enforcement pride itself on throwing the book, in stone format, at everyone they encounter. I wouldn't live there for anything, but yeah, it's safe.... from everyone except the police.
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No Compton, CA?
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Originally Posted by Drebin
No Compton, CA?
And possibly the women in Compton who are provocatively dressed were all "asking for it." :rolleyes: |
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How sad for Detroit, now that they are number two in obesity and crime rate.
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Originally Posted by Pimpbot
How sad for Detroit, now that they are number two in obesity and crime rate.
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Originally Posted by Pimpbot
How sad for Detroit, now that they are number two in obesity and crime rate.
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Originally Posted by Manc
always the bridesmaids...........
Fat bridesmaids who would steal the wedding gifts ? |
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Originally Posted by doctor scrumpy
Fat bridesmaids who would steal the wedding gifts ?
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Originally Posted by Manc
then shoot the groom.........
Check out these Ghetto wedding pics - the cake on page 3 has to be seen to be believed! http://www.moynihaninstitute.org/ghettowed.htm |
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We're 5 miles from Camden.....deep joy :rolleyes:
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I've been to Camden quite a few times and can't say I ever felt threatened. I wonder how much of the crime is Gang related?
Morgan Quitno bases their report on last years Crime figures. Seemingly homicide dropped in Camden 44% in 2005. http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/n...y/13030674.htm |
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Originally Posted by gruffbrown
We're 5 miles from Camden.....deep joy :rolleyes:
Would that be Camden market? :D Better watch your pockets though ;) |
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Originally Posted by Elvira
Would that be Camden market? :D Better watch your pockets though ;)
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Originally Posted by gruffbrown
3000 miles away and it still gets a bad reputation...odd :)
I have fond memories of Camden Market - lost in the mists of time. It's pretty cr4p these days, unfortunately... |
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Originally Posted by Elvira
I have fond memories of Camden Market - lost in the mists of time. It's pretty cr4p these days, unfortunately...
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Originally Posted by Pimpbot
How sad for Detroit, now that they are number two in obesity and crime rate.
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Originally Posted by robskatie
I'm sure I had seen Washington DC on that list also :confused: (for most dangerous)
I think DC was 11th or 13th, not far off the top 10. Here are the latest census demographics for those cities. Camden- 16% white, 84% other Detroit- 12% white, 88% other St. Louis- 44% white, 56% other Flint- 41% white, 59% other Richmond- 38% white, 62% other Baltimore- 32% white, 68% other Atlanta- 33% white, 67% other New Orleans- 28% white, 72% other Gary- 12% white, 88% other Birmingham- 24% white, 76% other Facts taken from the latest census figures. Not sure that race makes a difference, I think it is more socio-economic. |
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I guess it's a good thing I never heard anything about that job which would have meant relocating to Maryland?!
Never even called me back after I spenta Sunday afternoon putting together a business plan before I was even interviewed.......... I have met some time wasters in the last 6 months :mad: |
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Originally Posted by robskatie
I'm sure I had seen Washington DC on that list also :confused: (for most dangerous)
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My best friend is moving to Detroit in a few months :( Needless to say, I'm worried out of my skin. Is it really as bad as people make out?
-Becs |
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Originally Posted by TN-Dave
The list is worked out on a ration per capita - so the more people living there (like DC), the lower the rate gets to be......
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Originally Posted by Becs
My best friend is moving to Detroit in a few months :( Needless to say, I'm worried out of my skin. Is it really as bad as people make out?
-Becs Chances are there is no need for you to feel concerned about your friend's well being because they are moving to "Detroit". i would guess that he/she will be living safely in the 'burbs. We're moving to St. Louis next month and I am not at all concerned about my safety just because it happens to be on a most dangerous list. Its about being smart, using common sense, doing research and steering clear of some areas. Grand Rapids, MI certainly had its more scarey parts of town where peope were regularly shot...and we would avoid those areas as best we could. Even here in dinky Columbia, MO there are areas I like to avoid. |
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Originally Posted by Becs
My best friend is moving to Detroit in a few months :( Needless to say, I'm worried out of my skin. Is it really as bad as people make out?
-Becs |
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Originally Posted by thing1
what no one seems to have to mentioned is the fact that these ratings (and the census) are speaking strickly of the CITY population and not the 'burbs...aka metropolitan area. To most from Michigan, Troy IS Detroit so I find it amusing they both found their way to opposite lists. Just about anywhere has its "bad" part of town and it is easy enough to stay away from those areas.
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Originally Posted by ironporer
No, it's worse. Hopefully they can find a place in Auburn Hills, Farmington, Troy or similar suburb.
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Originally Posted by Drebin
No Compton, CA?
LA certainly has worse parts, Pomona and Covina are not great two shot dead at a party on Saturday night and its only down the bloody road ! but if you're doing nothing wrong you wont get in trouble. Echo park is iffy as well - a friend was told that as a white male he would be "hunted for sport" if he bought a house there :D "Living in Compton California CA Uzi up your ass if you dont get paid " |
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Originally Posted by thing1
what no one seems to have to mentioned is the fact that these ratings (and the census) are speaking strickly of the CITY population and not the 'burbs...aka metropolitan area. To most from Michigan, Troy IS Detroit so I find it amusing they both found their way to opposite lists. Just about anywhere has its "bad" part of town and it is easy enough to stay away from those areas.
Chances are there is no need for you to feel concerned about your friend's well being because they are moving to "Detroit". i would guess that he/she will be living safely in the 'burbs. We're moving to St. Louis next month and I am not at all concerned about my safety just because it happens to be on a most dangerous list. Its about being smart, using common sense, doing research and steering clear of some areas. Grand Rapids, MI certainly had its more scarey parts of town where peope were regularly shot...and we would avoid those areas as best we could. Even here in dinky Columbia, MO there are areas I like to avoid. |
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We got lost driving through Camden once and it was a real eye opener. Even though it wasn't sunny I put on my sunglasses and looked straight ahead so I wouldn't have eye contact with anyone, I was glad our back windows are blacked out so no one could see the kids staring open mouthed at what they were seeing. I told hubby that under no circumstances were we stopping to ask for directions or look at the map and we just drove round and round until we found our way out of what I assume was the ghetto area of Camden.
We have driven through it since but have never managed to find out where exactly we were when we got lost. I am starting a new job in January and some of the time I will be working in Camden. :scared: |
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Originally Posted by mandpete
I am starting a new job in January and some of the time I will be working in Camden. :scared: |
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Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Just follow the County Sherrifs vans, you should be safe enough :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by ironporer
No, it's worse. Hopefully they can find a place in Auburn Hills, Farmington, Troy or similar suburb.
Well, when people say they are "from Detroit" they usually mean some nice cozy place like the above. I'm looking at you Eminem (Madison Heights), Jack White (Canton), Kid Rock (Dearborn), etc. So, when you're friend says they are moving "to Detroit" chances are they mean the same. And if you think Detroit (and I mean the city of) is bad now, you should have seen it 20 years ago. |
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Originally Posted by Ray
Most Dangerous Cities:
8. New Orleans . |
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Originally Posted by Becs
My best friend is moving to Detroit in a few months :( Needless to say, I'm worried out of my skin. Is it really as bad as people make out?
-Becs |
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Originally Posted by Patrick
Katrina anyone! Anyone? no, there all in Houston
Houston WE have a problem :) |
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I was quite shocked to see West Palm Beach listed as the 14th most dangerous place....its about as dangerous as a limp lettuce leaf. Unless they are referring to the danger of getting whacked by some old persons walking stick.
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What exactly is the criteria for the most dangerous city in the USA?
Surely New Orleans, Miami and Gulfport are all dangerous places to live this year because of Hurricanes. And what about that town in the Midwest that got flattened by the Tornado? Anywhere in CA that is close to the Forest Fires - must be dangerous. Anywhere where a lot of mexican food is eaten, gotta be a dangerous place to live, especially for smokers! Anywhere in Florida where there are cars the size of a small English town being driven by people older than dirt and not big enough to look over the steering wheel, has to be dangerous on the roads. |
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Originally Posted by Patrick
What exactly is the criteria for the most dangerous city in the USA?
Surely New Orleans, Miami and Gulfport are all dangerous places to live this year because of Hurricanes. And what about that town in the Midwest that got flattened by the Tornado? Anywhere in CA that is close to the Forest Fires - must be dangerous. Anywhere where a lot of mexican food is eaten, gotta be a dangerous place to live, especially for smokers! Anywhere in Florida where there are cars the size of a small English town being driven by people older than dirt and not big enough to look over the steering wheel, has to be dangerous on the roads. Funnily enough we are moving next week away from an area like that (We currently live in south palm beach county - the bit that was squished by Wilma) and our car insurance renewal quote has gone DOWN $1200 per year! I also ran for house insurance and can only find one company willing to give a quote for anywhere in Florida and none for down here at all. |
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