Table 9.I |
Total Crime Index* - New York vs. Other Cities |
(crime per 100,000 inhabitants) |
| Miami |
8,744.7 |
8,063.3 |
7,598.2 |
7,170.6 |
7,116.2 |
8,959.70 |
| Detroit |
4,960.5 |
4,686.5 |
4,590.0 |
4,297.8 |
6,128.4 |
7,903.70 |
| Seattle |
5,746.6 |
5,221.2 |
5,277.4 |
5,219.5 |
5,391.5 |
7,402.30 |
| Las Vegas |
5,025.1 |
4,602.3 |
4,474.9 |
4,811.1 |
5,255.1 |
7,346.80 |
| Houston |
5,173.2 |
5,046.3 |
5,297.8 |
5,505.4 |
5,097.1 |
7,194.80 |
| Atlanta |
5,734.9 |
N/A |
4,825.7 |
4,638.5 |
4,832.4 |
5,838.00 |
| Washington |
N/A |
3,623.2 |
3,952.0 |
4,047.1 |
4,119.7 |
5,470.50 |
| Los Angeles |
3,882.7 |
3,980.4 |
4,033.2 |
3,998.3 |
3,955.4 |
4,376.00 |
| Philadelphia |
4,131.6 |
3,858.5 |
3,738.7 |
3,389.7 |
3,469.3 |
4,102.70 |
| New York |
3,853.5 |
3,538.5 |
3,174.5 |
2,973.4 |
2,771.0 |
2,801.50 |
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| *In June 2004, the Criminal Justice Information Services Division discontinued the use of the Crime Index in the UCR Program and directed the FBI publish a violent crime total and a property crime total until a more viable index is developed. |
| Federal Bureau of Investigations. Uniform Crime Reports. Index
of Crime by Metropolitan Statistical Area, 1999-2003. |
| Calendar 2004 FBI Uniform Crime Report |
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