While the past two decades have brought a steady decline in violent crime across the country, a recent uptick suggests it might be back on the rise.
With that in mind, 24/7 Wall St., a website that offers "insightful analysis and commentary," reviewed data from the FBI Uniform Crime Report to figure out the most dangerous metropolitan area in each state.
According to the website (and apparently the FBI) Tucson ranks at the most dangerous city in the state, with a violent crime rate of 421 incidents per 100,000 people.
Saturday, December 23, 2017
Most Dangerous City in the State!!
While the past two decades have brought a steady decline in violent crime across the country, a recent uptick suggests it might be back on the rise.
With that in mind, 24/7 Wall St., a website that offers "insightful analysis and commentary," reviewed data from the FBI Uniform Crime Report to figure out the most dangerous metropolitan area in each state.
According to the website (and apparently the FBI) Tucson ranks at the most dangerous city in the state, with a violent crime rate of 421 incidents per 100,000 people.
There’s a reason this town is called “Nothing to do-sahn”. You gotta go to the Phoenix/Scottsdale area for culture and higher class entertainment. Tucson is low class all the way around, except for the small percentage of professionals who work here.
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