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      XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, rec.arts.tv, talk.politics.misc       XPost: talk.politics.guns, or.politics       From: nowomr@protonmail.com               10 Most Dangerous Cities in the US (#1 is the highest cost of crime)               St. Louis, Missouri        Jackson, Mississippi        Detroit, Michigan        New Orleans, Louisiana        Baltimore, Maryland        Memphis, Tennessee        Cleveland, Ohio        Baton Rouge, Louisiana        Kansas City, Missouri        Shreveport, Louisiana                     Crime In America: Study Reveals The 10 Most Unsafe Cities In 2022 (It’s       Not Where You Think)              Crime is surging in the US—and it’s only getting worse. Homicides       increased by 7% in 2021 and gun violence has been on the rise since 2014,       with deadly shootings in large cities up by 80%. MoneyGeek, a personal       finance technology company, recently analyzed crime statistics in nearly       300 cities with populations over 100,000 to rank the most dangerous cities       in the US, as well as the safest cities in America—a useful list for       everyone from travelers to concerned citizens.              MoneyGeek compiled the list of most dangerous cities in America and safest       places in the US by using the cost of crime per capita, which was based on       standardized crime data from the FBI combined with research on the       economic cost by type of crime. The total societal cost of crime for these       cities? An estimated $203 billion in 2020. Read More: To see the most       recent list of the most dangerous and safest cities in the US, check out       Report Ranks America’s 15 Safest (And Most Dangerous) Cities For 2023.              The team at MoneyGeek says it did this report on the most dangerous cities       in the US because it is interested in all aspects of Americans’ financial       lives. “[Safety] ties into both understanding home buying as well as       insurance. Crime and economic opportunity are also correlated. Where we       choose to live has impacts on our wallets, jobs and opportunities,” says       Doug Milnes, MoneyGeek’s chief of data analytics. “Travelers can use this       report to understand the relative safety of these cities across the       country that they may be visiting. For some that may mean avoiding a less       safe destination all together and for others that may mean making       different itineraries or taking different precautions in a given city.”       most dangerous cities in america US safest cities              A new list ranked the most dangerous cities in America and the safest       cities in the US. The results ... [+]getty              This is the second year that the team at MoneyGeek has run this analysis       of the most dangerous cities in America and safest places in the US, and       they found that crime increased in cities across America from 2019 to 2020       (the latest full year that data was available). “Overall we saw a 15%       increase in the cost of crime and the median increase was 11%,” says       Milnes.                     Determining The Most Dangerous Cities in America              There were several US cities that had increases in crime that were       significant. “It’s worth noting popular tourist destinations like Seattle,       New Orleans and Chicago were amongst cities that saw increases in the cost       of crime,” says Milnes. “In Chicago the cost of crime increased by 29%, in       NOLA the increase was 40% and in Seattle it was 42%. These percentage       increases can hide some numbers. NOLA’s increase in the cost of crime was       on top of an already high cost of crime. We saw 70% of cities in America       reported some increase in the cost of crime.”              Passport: Explore the finest destinations and experiences around the world       in the Forbes Passport newsletter.              By signing up, you accept and agree to our Terms of Service (including the       class action waiver and arbitration provisions), and Privacy Statement.              So why should people care about the cost of crime? Two reasons, says       MoneyGeek. “The cost of crime we’ve calculated provides weights that can       help us understand relative differences in crime rates that captures the       impact of the crimes reported,” says Milnes. “Second, the cost of crime       estimates used in our rankings reflect all of the costs of crime in a       community: The impact to the victim and the community and remind us all       that crime has an impact on our communities. I’d like to believe that the       cost of crime reminds us how communities that struggle with crime pay for       it in a variety of ways.” St. Louis most dangerous city in America              St. Louis was named the most dangerous city in America.getty              In its analysis, MoneyGeek ranked 297 cities with populations over 100,000       people from most to least safe. Coming in at the bottom of the list was       St. Louis, Missouri, which was named the most dangerous city in America.       Milnes says it’s hard to know why St. Louis is so dangerous, but one       factor might be the fact that it’s struggling economically. “The       population has decreased over time rather than increased like the       population of America and the GDP of the St. Louis metro area has grown       slower than the overall country since 2001,” says Milnes.              So should you avoid St. Louis in your travels? “As a traveler, it comes       down to your tolerance for risk and the activities you’re planning on       doing,” says Milnes. “There are likely areas within St. Louis that are       worth avoiding for safety reasons, but that doesn’t mean that one can't be       safe there.”                            https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurabegleybloom/2022/02/23/crime-in-america-       s       tudy-reveals-the-10-most-dangerous-cities-its-not-where-you-think/?sh=       85d4c       337710a              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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