Most dangerous cities in the United States in 2014: FBI

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February 6, 2014

The most dangerous cities in America in 2014 have been identified, and the list has been released. The list is based on data accumulated and reported upon by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), according to a CNN report on Thursday.
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The list is topped by Camden, New Jersey. Camden, with its some 75,000 residents is reportedly home to extreme concerns with homelessness, poverty, and drugs. About a year ago, Camden’s policing was transferred from the city of Camden to the county. Due to the city’s massive concerns, more police officers have been hired.
In the past year, 2013, Camden had 57 homicides which decreased by 10 homicides over the previous year. Also, violent crime has declined 38 percent. Yet, the statistics for the size and population of the city are too high. Specifically, the city of Camden has a crime index of 606.4 which is based on a population of 77,250 persons.
The Most Dangerous Cities in the United States: Top 10

1. Camden, New Jersey
2. Flint, Michigan
3. Detroit, Michigan
4. Oakland, California
5. St. Louis, Missouri
6. Cleveland, Ohio
7. Gary, Indiana
8. Newark, New Jersey
9. Bridgeport, Connecticut
10. Birmingham, Alabama

The FBI data tracks violent and property crimes.

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See ... there they go programming you again. All those cities named are in the several States. The ONLY city in the United States is Washington City, District of Columbia.

And I might hasten to add that anyone who TRIES to place these other cities in the federal zone should be tried for treason before being shot, hung, electrocuted and then have his entrails yanked for violating a sacred trust. And that goes double for Hillary.

Uh.....and whats the common denominator?...anyone guess? ::) well if you said an over whelming negro populous, you're right, the only city on the list that doesn't have a negro majority, by a slim margin, is Bridgeport CT :D

At least they are enriched with diversity.
:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by willie pete

Uh.....and whats the common denominator?...anyone guess? ::) well if you said an over whelming negro populous, you're right, the only city on the list that doesn't have a negro majority, by a slim margin, is Bridgeport CT :D

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How do they get the guns if they are all registered and accounted for? :cool:

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Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2

How do they get the guns if they are all registered and accounted for? :cool:

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Hey Cebu, I see Flint and Detroit are on the list. But we knew that already. Bet your happy to be out of the area. Do you miss Michigan? I'm sure your not missing the snow and cold.

I sold my boat and sold my sleds, now there is nothing to miss. I think the best thing MI has is the UP, which is not really populated and open. Only in summer though, winter sucks and with no sleds there isn't much meaning to be there.

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Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2

I sold my boat and sold my sleds, now there is nothing to miss. I think the best thing MI has is the UP, which is not really populated and open. Only in summer though, winter sucks and with no sleds there isn't much meaning to be there.

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Some f the best camping in existence. Even in high summer, some of the campgrounds are almost deserted. I haven't been up there in a few years, been too busy but I imagine things haven't changed much.

on this list i call some of the citys not safe at all there a few i would not live in . take that back i would not live in non of the citys.... ...Best United States Cities to Live in 2014

1. Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas
2. Dallas-Plano-Irving, Texas
3. Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord, North Carolina-South Carolina
4. Nashville-Davison—Murfreesboro--Franklin, Tennessee
5. Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown, Texas
6. Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta, Georgia
7. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
8. Orlando-Kissimmee, Florida
9. Las Vegas-Paradise, Nevada
10. Boise City-Nampa, Idaho
11. Grand Rapids-Wyoming, Michigan
12. Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Florida
13. Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach-Deerfield Beach, Florida
14. Salt Lake City, Utah
15. Boston, Massachusetts
16. Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, Washington
17. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, Minnesota-Wisconsin
18. Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, Virginia-North Carolina
19. Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, Arizona
20. Louisville/Jefferson County, Kentucky-Indiana

Most Dangerous Cities in the United States 2014: FBI

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Originally Posted by willie pete

Uh.....and whats the common denominator?...anyone guess? ::) well if you said an over whelming negro populous, you're right, the only city on the list that doesn't have a negro majority, by a slim margin, is Bridgeport CT :D

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Except... speaking from experience having lived there, worked there and travelled through there.... there are pockets of high negro majority. It is THOSE pockets that make Bridgeport a hellhole. Wrong color (non-black) in those areas makes you a target for death.

I don't know of a single neighborhood in CT where blacks would be attacked because they are black. There are dozens of places that even the cops won't go- black badlands- unless they are backed by an army of firepower.