Crime
Crime in America 2013
In the United States, more than 80 percent of our citizens reside in cities and suburbs, and the safety of each varies greatly across the nation. Law Street Media’s Crime in America feature provides the first comprehensive look at the FBI’s current crime statistics for every American city with a population over 100,000 people. Take a look at the rankings and features below to discover how safe your city actually is. Check back regularly for continued reporting and additional features.
Top 10 Lists
Crime in America: Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities Over 200,000
Crime in America: Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities Under 200,000
Crime in America: Top 10 Safest Cities Over 200,000
Rankings & Charts
Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities Over 200,000: By the Numbers
Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities Under 200,000: By the Numbers
Top 10 Safest Cities Over 200,000: By the Numbers
100 Most Dangerous American Cities Overall: Where Does Your Home Rank?
100 Safest American Cities Overall: Where Does Your Home Rank?
100 Safest American Cities Over 200,000: Where Does Your Home Rank?
Notes
Why We Rank: The Public’s Right to Know
Defining Rape:The FBI Takes Action
What the FBI Says About Its Uniform Crime Reports
Complete FBI Data
Research and analysis by Law Street’s Crime in America Team: Kasandra Cisneros, Valeriya Metla, Asim Mian, and Kevin Rizzo.
Sources: FBI 2012 Uniform Crime Report, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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