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Official 2025 citywide reporting and independent databases show murders in Baltimore fell sharply in 2025 compared with recent peaks — BPD reported a 22–24% decline in homicides (68 in first half/year...
Baltimore’s most frequently named, high-crime neighborhoods across multiple recent listings are ; these areas show markedly higher violent-crime rates than city and national averages in analyses dated...
Chicago’s official and commonly cited definitions of “violent crime” center on offenses involving force or the threat of force and typically include homicide (fatal and non‑fatal shootings and non‑sho...
Multiple recent lists and local analyses converge on a set of Chicago neighborhoods consistently identified as safer than the city average——while many top-ranked "safe" places cited are actually subur...
No credible reporting in the supplied set identifies or counts “terrorists” living in Johns Creek or Alpharetta; the documents provided are local crime and safety reports that characterize low overall...
Multiple organizations compile 2024 city-level homicide rates using three main data inputs: local police department incident counts, the FBI’s national reporting systems (UCR/SHR and, increasingly, NI...
Sources disagree slightly but converge on a small city of roughly 3,600–3,700 residents in Brazoria County: World Population Review reports 3,604 and Texas-Demographics projects 3,673 for 2025, while ...
City- and third‑party reporting shows violent crime in Chicago is highly concentrated in specific community areas rather than evenly spread across the city; multiple lists and datasets repeatedly flag...