FBI’s latest murder statistics  rate per 100,000 in 2018

1. St. Louis, Missouri

2. Baltimore, Maryland

3. Detroit, Michigan

4. New Orleans, Louisiana

5. Baton Rouge, Louisiana

6. Memphis, Tennessee

7. Dayton, Ohio

8. Shreveport, Louisiana

9. West Palm Beach, Florida

10. Washington, D.C.

11. Richmond, Virginia

12. San Bernardino, California

13. North Charleston, South Carolina

14 (TIE). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

14 (TIE). Buffalo, New York

16. Chicago, Illinois

17. Little Rock, Arkansas

18. Peoria, Illinois

19. Akron, Ohio

20. Cincinnati, Ohio

21. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

22. Indianapolis, Indiana

23. Atlanta, Georgia

24. Hartford, Connecticut

25. High Point, North Carolina

26. Milwaukee, Wisconsin

27. Oakland, California

28. Syracuse, New York

29. Rockford, Illinois

30 (TIE). Fort Wayne, Indiana

30 (TIE). Tulsa, Oklahoma

32. Norfolk, Virginia

33. Montgomery, Alabama

34. Rochester, New York

35. Orlando, Florida

36. Toledo, Ohio

37. Newport News, Virginia

38. Nashville, Tennessee

39. Greensboro, North Carolina

40. Albuquerque, New Mexico

41 (TIE). Springfield, Massachusetts

41 (TIE). Jacksonville, Florida

43 (TIE). Roanoke, Virginia

43 (TIE). Columbia, South Carolina

43 (TIE). Salinas, California

46. Hampton, Virginia

47. Houston, Texas

48. Savannah, Georgia

49. Dallas, Texas

50 (TIE). Columbus, Ohio

50 (TIE). Topeka, Kansas

52. Fort Lauderdale, Florida

53. Beaumont, Texas

54 (TIE). Knoxville, Tennessee

54 (TIE). Mobile, Alabama

56 (TIE). Stockton, California

56 (TIE). Chattanooga, Tennessee

58 (TIE). Miami, Florida

58 (TIE). Wichita, Kansas

60. Clarksville, Tennessee

61. Springfield, Missouri

62. Allentown, Pennsylvania

63. Anchorage, Alaska

64. South Bend, Indiana

65. Tucson, Arizona

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