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'''America's most dangerous cities''' refers to the annual list of the poorest crime-infested cities in the nation by [[Congressional Quarterly Press]]. Rankings were compiled by gathering such data as [[assault]], [[murder]], [[rape]], [[motor vehicle theft]] and [[robbery]]. | '''America's most dangerous cities''' refers to the annual list of the poorest crime-infested cities in the nation by [[Congressional Quarterly Press]]. Rankings were compiled by gathering such data as [[assault]], [[murder]], [[rape]], [[motor vehicle theft]] and [[robbery]]. | ||
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All cities listed with the exception of [[Birmingham]] and North [[Charleston]], are [[Democrat]]-run and some have been for decades. | All cities listed with the exception of [[Birmingham]] and North [[Charleston]], are [[Democrat]]-run and some have been for decades. | ||
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*[http://os.cqpress.com/citycrime2008/citycrime2008.htm CQ Press City Crime Rankings] | *[http://os.cqpress.com/citycrime2008/citycrime2008.htm CQ Press City Crime Rankings] | ||
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America's most dangerous cities refers to the annual list of the poorest crime-infested cities in the nation by Congressional Quarterly Press. Rankings were compiled by gathering such data as assault, murder, rape, motor vehicle theft and robbery.
15 worst cities- 2008
- No. 1: New Orleans, Louisiana
- No. 2: Camden, New Jersey
- No. 3: Detroit, Michigan
- No. 4: St. Louis, Missouri
- No. 5: Oakland, California
- No. 6: Flint, Michigan
- No. 7: Gary, Indiana
- No. 8: Birmingham, Alabama
- No. 9: Richmond, California
- No. 10: North Charleston, South Carolina
- No. 11: Cleveland, Ohio
- No. 12: Baltimore, Maryland
- No. 13: Miami Gardens,Florida
- No. 14: Memphis, Tennessee
- No. 15: Youngstown, Ohio
All cities listed with the exception of Birmingham and North Charleston, are Democrat-run and some have been for decades.
External links
References
- ↑ Camden worsens to No. 2 in crime ranking Philadelphia Daily News, November 24, 2008