The Most Dangerous City in Every Single State. It's Very Alarming.
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- Is where you live safe? Cause for many of us, it’s not safe. Sure, crime had gone down a lot since a peak in the mid 1990s, but a recent spike last summer has a lot of police agencies scrambling for a solution. If you live in a big city or near one, chances are you are pretty close to a danger hotspot. And even if you know which parts of town to stay away from, the crap can sneak up on you at any time.
Today, we’re going to visit the most dangerous place in every single state. Some of these will be no surprise to anyone - they are major cities that have struggled with crime for a long time now. Some WILL be surprising - and a lot of these places you may not have even heard of before.
But if you LIVE in or near one of these danger zones, you’ll be able to identify. Cause no matter how much you want to skew numbers or say where you live is great, you can’t argue with statistics. And some of these statistics are outright alarming.
Well, we have a lot of ground to cover, since we have to go to each and every state. So we should probably get going. We can’t stay in one place too long, because, then we’re a target for criminals. Here are the most dangerous cities in every single US state.
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South Dakota is safe AF. I left for the day with my door wide open accidently and my neighbor walking by checked by asking me through my Ring doorbell if I was okay. Dude even took my Amazon packages inside doorway and locked the door. Just awesome neighbors.
Aww I love that, nice to know there are still good neighbors in existence.
2 of my neighbors have left me with a key...just in case they lose theirs
Because South Dakota is mostly wh_____
Certain part's of WV the same..
@@pistolpete667 what does being white has to do with living in a nice area? I know a lot of black communities that are amazing. Same with Hispanics and others.
Just to help everybody out these are the timestamps for each state. Now u may have to give it a second or 2 to show it but I promise it's real close. Please give this a like to help others find it easier. Thank u!!!
Alabama- 1:13
Alaska- 2:06
Arizona- 2:34
Arkansas- 3:08
California- 3:46
Colorado- 4:28
Connecticut- 5:02
Delaware- 5:45
Florida- 6:08
Georgia- 6:39
Hawaii- 7:04
Idaho- 7:36
Illinois- 8:45
Indiana- 9:20
Iowa- 9:47
Kansas- 10:20
Kentucky- 11:00(I live in Louisville)
Louisiana- 11:19
Maine- 11:49
Maryland- 12:15
Massachusetts- 12:45
Michigan- 13:28
Minnesota- 14:05
Mississippi- 14:39
Missouri- 15:02
Montana- 15:47
Nebraska- 16:13
Nevada- 16:53
New Hampshire- 17:26
New Jersey- 17:46
New Mexico- 18:19
New York- 18:46
North Carolina- 19:05
North Dakota- 19:37
Ohio- 19:59
Oklahoma- 20:33
Oregon- 20:55
Pennsylvania- 21:28
Rhode Island- 21:57
South Carolina- 22:37
South Dakota- 23:07
Tennessee- 23:19
Texas- 23:59
Utah- 24:27
Vermont- 25:05
Virginia- 25:17
Washington- 25:35
West Virginia- 26:01
Wisconsin- 26:24
Wyoming- 26:51
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Fairfield don't have nothing on bham.
@@mauricesmith7753 Where I live is worse than Birmingham. I live in Louisville and the odds of being the victim of a crime is 1 in 23. Birmingham is 1 in 47
At the end of the day it's sad.
@@mauricesmith7753 I couldn't agree more. This country went to hell in a hand basket when they took God out of the schools and it got even worse when they removed the Pledge of Allegiance. Kids nowadays don't know what loyalty and honor is for those reasons so they do whatever they want whenever they want.
@@mauricesmith7753 I feel sorry for the future of this country(if we even have the U.S.A. in 100 years)
Having lived in Utah since I was 7 others than many years in the Army. Utah is great place overall to raise a family. I am a grandfather of 19 and thank God all my family are normal law abiding assets to their families and communities. My oldest son is also a Marine Veteran. I'm proud of all my kids and grandkids.
Utah is just lovely! We are small town folk from rural Canada, and always say that it’s sort of the only state we feel very safe and comfortable in. You have a beautiful, clean state!
@@plasticstrawz6901 Thanks very much!
Thank you and your family for your service. Army veteran and mom of a Marine.😊
As a military kid, growing up while my dad was serving in West Germany, even as young as 5 years old, the Cold War was still going on. There were hardcore terrorists groups that would bomb 💣 places, kidnap high ranking officials, and incite riots and protests. This made me very vigilant and try to be aware of people and my surroundings. And you can learn a lot just by listening to the atmosphere around you. When the birds aren't whistling, this means something is about to happen.
Very true, I've lived in the country and the city. When the animals run or fly away you should too.
We send hundreds of billions overseas and we can’t even help our own communities.
I here u there. I'am not happy about that.
We already spend billions on welfare programs to help these places out. Money doesn't fix a broken culture
@@thomash.5422 No. So the money should either go to the benefit of them that works for it or not be taken from them in the first place.
@@thomash.5422 you must be a congressman
That is to offset devaluation. It’s not just appeasement
I wonder if anyone's house ever got broke into while they themselves were out breaking into a home?
L.O.L. 😄😁😆😅🤣😂🙃 That's a good question.
That's funny.
Burgle-ception
Lol
Karma
Thanks for the info! Knowing the most dangerous city in each state is crucial for retirement planning. Stay safe and informed!
as someone who used to live near mayfield, i can definitely vouch for the fact that crime is rampant. robberies are the worst though. someone once literally stole the entire heat pump out of my aunt's house, and honestly im just very impressed and kind of confused as to how they even managed that
heat pump is the same as air conditioning only in reverse- it has half of the unit outside where thieves take them for metal recycling
Pine Bluff's crime rate is comparable to Little Rock's in Arkansas. Both cities are crime ridden.
I left for 2 days once to go on a mini family vacation. When we came back someone had broken in, robbed us blind and they took all of the copper piping out of the house. They were eventually caught when they tried to sell the copper pipes at a scrap yard. At least they were nice enough to shut the water off first.
Was that in Kansas?
“You can’t argue with statistics”…. This guy apparently doesn’t know any liberals.
Biggest "crime" committed in Las Vegas: when you bring $4,000 worth of collectable comics to Gold and Silver Pawn, and all Rick Harrison will give you for them is $200....
biggest legal scammers, gamestop, and rick harrisons pawn shop
Dumb people let him get away w/it! He's wise.
Maybe it wasn't worth 4000
Dude fucking turned down George Washington’s surviving outfit of course he’d rip you off for a valuable item with such a cheap, under-appreciative price.
Truth
End the drug war. End qualified immunity. End civil asset forfeiture. Increase resources for addiction treatment. Watch the crime rate in all of these places get cut in half.
Yes! And stop rereleasing VIOLENT offenders!!!
if it was so easy they would have done it already
@@aldenweeks3298 a lot of these thing did not exist, the drug war was started to arrest black people and antiwar protestors, civil asset was started to take people's thing during an arrest in like the 70s-80s and continues
@@aldenweeks3298 They have privatized the prison system for profit plus they generate lots of revenue through fines and fees for probation, drug and traffic classes and drug testing. They don't have any interest in killing their money machine.
@@aldenweeks3298 no, they wouldn't. You have no the idea the level 9f power dynamics at play. These things alow them to act with impunity, also gets them so much more funding from the state and fed
I really love your videos. I live in Maine in a tiny town with high crime, mostly due to poverty. I was surprised at Houlton being our most dangerous place .lol 😅 thought you'd say Biddeford. Thanks for bringing the world to me cause I hate traveling. 😊😁
I live in Maine, too, and was really surprised at Houlton also!
I am also from Maine (Portland), but live in NH now but I would've thought either Biddeford, Portland, or Bangor and was very surprised Houlton is the most dangerous place in Maine😅
I used to live in Glendale Colorado before moving to another suburb of the Denver metro- I remember hearing a couple gun shots, the apartment management was always reporting package thefts, and homeless on the street at night, among other things like a pest problem but would have never thought that was one of the most dangerous cities to live…statistically at least.
Same, I was kinda surprised.
Hell, I woulda thought Commerce City or Pueblo woulda been the worst of CO. , from my personal experience.
& I’ve lived all over the state
@@marcusizayah Pueblo is the most dangerous city in our state, hands down.
Front range in general has a lot more crime than you'd think. Lived in Fort Collins for a few years and had my locked up bike stolen from outside my apartment. A lot of the people I got to know in Colorado had something stolen or had a car broken into.
Pueblo was my initial guess going into this. But Denver metro and a large portion of the front range have seen a big uptick in crime in recent years. Not violent crime necessarily, but theft is big. Cost of living has gotten out of control and the homeless population has exploded as other states have filled up buses to send them to Colorado. Substance abuse and theft have risen from both.
@Tim Not to mention the perpetual potheads who have swarmed into Denver.
As a Georgia native, who also grew up in College Park, I was not surprised to see it named the most dangerous. Our house was broken into multiple times when I was child, and it did not stop. My brother's car was also broken into multiple times.
i live in georgia but not near college park
I would have said east point but both towns are close to each other
From ATL, that is not an ideal spot.
My car was broken into, and stolen while I lived in college park.
Lol I live in college park
I've lived in Memphis all my life and watching this video it is sad that me hearing 300+ murders for my city and thinking it is normal. Some people have a way better path than others. Everybody be safe and blessed wherever you are!
I feel you on that, born and raised in Memphis and lived here all my life..
I'm from 70yrs worth. Memphis has some the slowest dumbest people I've ever seen who are here today. Memphis pulls in people from Mississippi, Arkansas, and New York. All unqualified and puts them in the best paying jobs. New Yorkers come here and buy very nice homes for same price they paid for a little 7 room home in New York and get stiff necked.
@@thomasword5762 I've never met anyone from New York here
My brother told me about the increase in homicides in Memphis and several are unsolved… MPD can’t keep up with the crime. That’s a 100 death increase from 2019. So most are unsolved. I’ve been seriously considering moving.
@@marquissmith7945 you sure bout that. Everybody that owns a corner store from New York
Nick Johnson thank you for this video it was very knowledgeable and helpful
Some good ideas! Thanks for the warnings.
I live in Las Vegas and I was born and raised here. I can definitely attest to crime on the strip being under reported in numbers and also pretty much black listed from local news as well. You need to go on specific websites/independent journalism to read about the crimes in the hotels.
I often wonder why people go there on vacation. They are all excited I'm just thinking of the whitewater rafting somewhere Hill go climbing somewhere The marijuana trying to get legalized gambling they said okay give it to the schools oh, that never helped it went right back in the casinos to make the Irwin
That's how it works in tourist dependent cities. My city even hides how hot it really is here by using a thermometer placed in a grassy area with afternoon shade...pretty shady if ya ask me.
My @UsArmy truck driver bud(1975)was a blackjack dealer at the 1978 HorseShoe casino.
@@dmreddragon6 Rutland Vermont is from out to the airport which is 7 miles away.
@@dmreddragon6 Hilarious 😂
Having lived in Fargo for my whole life of 47 years I can tell you with much confidence that the crime statistics that are used hardly even scratch the surface. There are many crimes that aren’t reported.
That's why stats are unreliable and wack
@@dellawatson1669 It simply means that cities and regions tend to be WORSE than the stats show, but they can NEVER be better than the stats show.
So everyone who's screaming: "The stats are lying! My city / state / country isn't THAT dangerous!" is ironically kind of correct, because those places are actually EVEN MORE dangerous.
@@martinusv7433 Yeah, they even made a Coen Bros movie about how bad the place is.
@@a012345 that was actually in Brainerd lol
I'll be visiting Fargo soon. Drekker Brewing mostly ,but I'm sure I'll wonder around the dt area a bit too. Also ,Junkyard brewery just across the river in Moorehead, MN. I don't think I'll be worried about crime to much while I'm in either of those towns though ,lol
Thank you for the info it was certainly eye-opening
I have a friend that used to live in Florida city. I hated visiting him. He lived in a gated community and he told me of an incident where the police found a dead baby in one of the dumpsters of his community. It's a horrible place.
Alabama - Fairfield 1:14
Alaska - Kanai 2:05
Arizona - Globe 2:35
Arkansas - Little Rock 3:09
California - Emeryville 3:45
Colorado - Glendale 4:27
Connecticut - New Haven 5:04
Delaware - Laurel 5:46
Florida - Florida City 6:07
Georgia - College Park 6:42
Hawaii - Wahiawa 7:05
Idaho - Garden City 7:37
Illinois - Mount Vernon 8:47
Indiana - South Bend 9:21
Iowa - Council Bluffs 9:48
Kansas - Wichita 10:22
Kentucky - Mayfield 10:58
Louisiana - Opelousas 11:20
Maryland - Ocean City 12:15
Massachusetts - Holyoke 12:43
Michigan - Benton Harbor 13:28
Minnesota - Bemidji 14:07
Mississippi - Biloxi 14:43
Missouri - Springfield 15:03
Montana - Cut Bank 15:49
Nebraska - Omaha 16:10
Nevada - Las Vegas 16:51
New Hampshire - Rochester 17:24
New Jersey - Atlantic City 17:44
New Mexico - Gallup 18:21
New York - Binghamton 18:46
North Carolina - *Whiteville* 19:07
North Dakota - Fargo 19:38
Ohio - Canton 19:57
Oklahoma - Tulsa 20:36
Oregon - Ontario 20:55
Pennsylvania - Chester 21:27
Rhode Island - Providence 22:00
South Carolina - Darlington 22:41
South Dakota - Flandreau 23:06
Tennessee - Memphis 23:24
Texas - Humble 24:00
Utah - So. Salt Lake 24:27
Vermont - St. Albans 25:05
Virginia - Portsmouth 25:16
Washington - Tukwila 25:35
West Virginia - Moorefield 26:02
Wisconsin - Beloit 26:26
Wyoming - Riverton 26:48
... I missed one
Thank you
Thank you...✌🏾
Maine - Houlton
I live in Vegas and my mother had Jury Duty. The case was a gas station robbery in North Las Vegas. A gang robbed the gas station, kidnapped the clerk, tortured him, and killed him. Then, they put the body in a stolen car and exploded the car. The main gang member was caught on interstate 15 fleeing to Los Angeles. He was charged with homicide, kidnapping, robbery, and murder. He was charged for 150 years in prison. The other gang members have not been caught yet. All of this happened 2 years ago in 2019 and they are trialing him in 2021! My mom said she was happy that they didn't accept her.
17:20 and yes you are right, there is almost a weed store almost every block! And my parents had drunk homeless crying in our porch, twice!! And the education in Nevada sucks! And there is almost a DUI almost every day. And people here suck at driving. And the heat is unbelievable in the summer, it can get as high as 116 Degrees F in the summer, so hot that it can melt car paint and touching a 116 degrees setbelt is not pleasant. The casinos is overwhelming and for a pre teen, there is nothing to do. The park is a bad idea because of the heat, to drink, smoke, gamble, and to enter a nightclub, you need to be 21, to drive a car you need to be 16, and once your older than 7, Chuck E Cheese is not fun. And in all of Nevada, there is only one Dave and Buster's, but most people cant go because they are in poverty!
But there are some pros
Las Vegas is a 4 hour drive from LA, 3 hour drive from Phoenix, 2 hour drive from the famous Area 51, and a 8 hour drive from Reno, (which in my opinion, Reno is a smaller mix of LA and Las Vegas). We also have lots of cool, fun, casinos (well for adults i guess), we are also a hour and a half drive from Pahrump, where you can legally buy fireworks and have prostitutes! We also have the mob museum, which is very cool. We also have hoover dam, Lake Las Vegas, Anthem (Las Vegas version of Beverly Hills with less crime and Hollywood actors) Henderson (A cheaper version of Anthem), LAS (McCarran International Airport, which is the best airport in man kind), lots of cool cars that you can rent, and lots of malls Like Town Square and Fashion Show Mall. We also have the Allegiant Stadium and the T Mobile Arena
Please like this comment, it took me and hour to write.
Fireworks and prostitutes sounds like a great combination!
@@nelsonmcatee3721 lol
you definitely live here lol !🤦♀️ 🤗
As a person who'd friends live in vegas and said this exact same thing I'm laughing 😆😂
Ok, I gave you a like. Hope it improves your life.
Whoa, keep it coming "Mr. Nick Johnson," love your show..I think it's the best..👍😊 Hawaii from Idaho..🤘
Hi Nick keep up the good work....
That whole "send all the criminals away" thing has been done before. Today we call that place "Australia".
It appears that’s just not working as Australia is a bloody lot safer than where you live mate !! Thank God for that !!! xoxox ❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺❤️
@@alisondawson5084 lol TRUE but honestly I think that has more to do with your relative isolation and your immigration policies, as well as the fact that the "criminals" were mostly just very poor and stealing to survive back in England. I used to live in West Pymble and you would NOT see millions of "refugees" arrive annually because they knew better. You guys don't put up with people who just pop on over without the appropriate paperwork. "Good on ya" for that.
Ironically it's become a prison colony again from their corrupt politicians.
@@WarbirdPhoenix ~~ Of course the U.S. doesn’t have corrupt politicians. MUCH ! Didn’t they just rid themselves of the biggest liar, cheat and all round twit, when they outed that trump grub ???
@@WarbirdPhoenix ~~ you twit !
Should do one on the safest cities in each state using the same metrics.
I think he has.
Check out El PASO,TEXAS?
We are considered one of the safest cities in America."Is it true?
I been living here since 86 and so far I feel safe living here. The people here are very friendly and very respectful!!!"
To be honest I feel more safe here in EL PASO then I did in my home town "PECOS,TEXAS with a population of only 16000 people!!!!!"
I remember a few years back PECOS was considered the 10th worse town to live in a America!!!!
While I was living in PECOS back then I remembered people getting kill all the time!!!!!!" Sometimes people from other towns or big cities had to come to PECOS to score dope when they couldn't score in their own town.
THERE were a lot of junkies in PECOS when I lived there and I still hear that that things have not changed since.
I hear that things are still the same there.
I'm 64 yrs old and as long as I remember PECOS have always been like that there!!!"
Please check it out!!!!!!
I use to be part of the game back then too!!!!!!
That's why I moved here to EL PASO because I was getting into too much trouble there!!!!!!!
"EL CHUCO" or "ELPASO is a good town to live in!!!!" I love living here, it's a friendly City and I love the way people respect and treat me here!!!!!!!
@@raymondrayos35 "i was part of the game back then." Is like saying "I was Userrrr back then!"
I live in the worst place for Wisconsin Beloit 😂💀
Yes
Great video, it reminds me to have gratitude for my quiet and peaceful home. I really enjoy seeing the craftmanship of the beautiful old buildings
I am from NJ and I was just recently in Atlantic City again after 3 years. It has gotten worse! I never used to get that nervous walking the Boardwalk at night but this time around it had a whole different vibe. I felt like I was getting leered at by every homeless person out there and might of gotten mugged for my money, or worse.
I lived near Tulsa pretty much my whole life. It is as dangerous as it sounds. Before I was 25, I had my place broken into, assaulted (forehead cracked open), & car stolen. I’ve had at least 5 classmates (post graduation, within 2 years) who have died from some sort of violent crime IN Tulsa (grew up in the ~suburb~ of Tulsa).
North Tulsa should burn like greenwood did just with more justification.
I'm sorry.
I lived in Tulsa for 11 years and saw some stuff that I wish I never did.
Go back in time .....Tulsa was a thriving and beautiful past......before Some wicked people came.......
Fast forward......the horror...and terror has birthed a dysfunctional place......Tulsa never rose from the Terror.
Go research Tulsa ....Redwood ....Oklahoma.
@@kenhardyvibesoh you mean black Wall Street that was destroyed through domestic terrorism?
I live in Riverton Wyoming. The last place mentioned on this list. It’s incredibly depressing and the crime rate is higher than you think, Personally, last year I’ve lost 3 buddies in high school to drunk driving, and 2 buddies have committed suicide, I’ve heard from the high school about a suicide every 3 months or so, comfort dogs are a common sight in our school. Alcoholism is a massive problem here and it’s getting worse. (:
Someone high up getting kick backs in selling alcohol. There may not be decent housing but there will be a whiskey store there.
Wait people are from Wyoming lol
@@estherfarris3802 the housing seems decent enough given the average price
@@estherfarris3802 i always thought wyoming was just a myth.. didn't realize people actually live there
wyoming is just a myth.. ain't no way that place actually exists
Talk about ...addiction...your videos truely are...in a good way..I follow you...Alot...and keep learning new stuff....YOU ROCK
Born and raised in Providence Rhode Island. Moved back and forth for years at a time. And I’m back now and it is getting so bad out here!!
Nick you're scaring me. I saw my apartment in this video
wave next time!
We live in the same building
@@harmoneypeters you met your neighbor on youtube. That's funny lol
Haaaa
Whoa???
Thank you very much for sharing Nick.. Have a nice day..
I love your videos man.
Thank you for sharing this information with us all, God bless you Brother
You are very welcome
i did a service program after graduating high school and lived in little rock arkansas during their huge crime surge due to co-vid. I worked at a middle school and had students telling me about terrible thing they’ve gone through. One of my sixth graders took her moms car on a joyride, ran from the cops, and killed a 14 year old. I had also almost been shot twice. I moved there from a rich town on the coast of boston so it was quite the place to adjust to. No regrets though, wouldn’t recommend visiting however.
I had a feeling, and yes, I live in a most dangerous. I always wear my street smarts and haven't had any major problems. Love this video, Nick!
Another Great Ride Nick!
Your channel is pretty cool. I do disagree with a few things but overall, you're pretty accurate with your info. Appreciate your channel bro.
I subscribed and the more I watch your videos…the more I appreciate! The more I listen to what you’re saying, the easier it is for feelings to be put aside and ease into your objective facts. You rock my man :)
I have to agree with you Nick. It would be nice if we could get rid of crime everywhere. We had two people killed just outside of Baltimore over the weekend. It's a shame when I think to myself, "boy that was a quiet weekend." Don't just watch these videos people; do something about it! Stay safe. 👍
Agreed!
So what have you done to make your area safer? If you can't do it, don't flaunt it.
Please respond and I will tell you how I eliminated the once crime filled area I
live in...Stay Safe, Bee Free. I would encourage folks to take a step toward
stopping crime, it' may be hard to make a huge difference, but it's much harder to
get it under control if you let it keep breeding itself into creation.
Regards, Doug
@@dogbugler I am too old now, but I am a former Law Enforcement Officer, current Volunteer Firefighter, neighborhood activist and caretaker for two Adult Autistic sisters. I do what I can, but the entire load is not mine to carry, so I have to draw a line somewhere. But I do continue well into my 50s here to try and make change where I can. Please be aware that my comments don't paint the entire picture of my actions and please do concentrate on your own. Thanks though. Miracle Cure.
@@charmcitytoe Yes sir, I completely understand your position on this. I meant no disrespect to you or to those u serve with. I have a ton of stuff to ask, but I do understand the horrible things u see and deal with on a daily basies.
The best thing anyone can do for people in these areas is give them a thomas sowell book and teach them they're not victims and can escape these hell holes
Having lived in two very dangerous cities Oakland and Atlanta it’s about where you spend time, how you carry yourself and what activities you involve yourself in.
Exactly.
I lived in El Paso, Texas most of my childhood. It's on the border of Texas and Mexico 🇲🇽 on the Rio Grande River. Yes there were gangs. One in particular are called Cholos. If you were cool 😎 and not start any trouble, they were cool 😎 as well. It is really respectful to try to learn Spanish as well. I lived there 8 years. The only bad thing is that there's not many trees. It's in the freaking desert.
@@w.allencaddell6421 I thought you lived in Germany?
Actually that changes nothing and has little to do with this video
Here from Wyoming, for some reason two of the shots you had of Riverton were actually of Fort Washakie
i live like, 15 minutes away from mayfield in a nearby town. Honesty was not expecting that lol. I grew up near there
I havent watched your stuff in a long time. The amount of research you've done and footage you've gathered is truly impressive. Bravo
Even the Simpsons moved out of Springfield.
Ahhh a classic life the simpsons😁👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤡🤡🤡🤡🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥
We brought y’all that Loud In 93 from Detroit those are some Good people in the Field what to my Niggah Max who club still Bumping
St. Louis is more dangerous then Springfield tho
I enjoy your videos. I love the stats. I was a cop for 10 years and a Fremantle for over 20 in inner city CT. As soon as I retired I move out of the country. Best move ever!
Lived very close to Mayfield, KY for 7 years. Went to that town very frequently, and never felt threatened or witnessed any crimes. There was one murder I know about and the town talked about it for months if not over a year. The drug issue is definitely a big problem Mayfield has. But it's not as bad as statistics made it to be. BTW, I am Chinese (yes, with a Chinese accent), and I lived in that area for a long time, and I believe SW KY as a whole is very safe including Graves county ( Mayfield is the county seat).
As a Kentuckian I can say western KY has a lot of good people compared to the rest of ky
I'm surprised Louisville is not on it. We have CHILDREN DEATHS NON STOP. Last week 3 middle schoolers had gummie/drugged, a child died, elementary kids taken in also, my daughters school a 9th grader died last week, another found hanging, white hate crimes DAILY by black lives and covered up, stabbings, shootings, and A HUGE ETC of crap. Like it's shocking NOT having that on the charts.
Louisville is the worst in Kentucky. I live in Covington (maybe 5 minutes from Cincinnati) our crime rate is off the chains, but the city itself covers up A LOT of stuff. There are things that baffle me that I have never seen about on the news but watched out my front door. 😢
Louisville Is definitely far dangerous
@@gail242 Covington is just like Cincy.. I have family in Covington, they hate it there.
Hell yeah!! I'm sitting here waiting on Kansas like "C'mon, Wichita! I know you can do it!"
Did not disappoint.
Can a tourist die there??
@@7back There's been a few. Home of BTK, also.
I worked in Emeryville, Ca. for a year. I'd pull in to the area super early in the morning to avoid traffic and just sleep before we'd start at 6am. Never saw or even heard anything. It was really nice during the day also. We'd take lunch outside on the city provided park benches. Never ever did we see trouble. Not once. The job was down the street and three blocks west of city hall. Had a small town feel to it. I was surprised to see it's rating.
Well --- I live in Maine. I'm rather surprised to hear about Houlton, which always seems pretty calm to me. I'm surprised the higher crime rate wasn't in Portland or Lewiston. The small rural towns all over Maine are sadly having a horrible problem with drug addiction and overdoses. There have also been several cases of small children overdosing from their parent's drugs.
Yea houlton is trash! But bangor is absolutely garbage and terrible anymore! I went back in November for the first time in 12 years I couldn’t wait to leave!! My husband father lives there so unfortunately going back this summer to shit town pattern I absolutely hate it!!!!
Definitely true for Portland, Oregon so sad used to be a beautiful place
People voted for this shit
People voted for this shit
Kenai (Alaska) is pronounced Keen Eye. I used to live there. Hope that helps. Thanks for the informative video!
We live in south Carolina we go to myrtle beach every summer and last yr we found out we stayed in a motel where there was a double murder in 2015. And while we were there in 2020 there was a drive by shooting with injuries and the day we were leaving a dead body was found on the beach. Its surely not like it use to be
In such case, perhaps you should seriously reconsider that annual tradition to go to Myrtle in summer? 😓
@@martinusv7433 o we have. If we deside yo bo back it will be north Myrtle beach cause it is always quiet at that end and family oriented. A little higher but well worth it. South myrtle beach is the load, active, and entertainment side anyways. But we love it down there. I think Pensacola Florida is the most beautiful place and area to visit though.
Hold up, Witchitas police chief is named Gordon Ramsay? Oh man...Im not gona be able to stop thinking about THAT for a while.
Nick, you’re a goof. Love it.
If there's one takeaway for me from this video, it's that our government policies, doing nothing to stop manufacturing and rural industry from moving to other countries, have gutted rural communities and led to high crime rates and suffering there. People are flocking to cities for service-industry and tech jobs, leaving their communities hollow, boarded-up. Some are stuck in those small towns, unable to leave. Once the tech jobs are done being outsourced--phew, I don't even want to consider the aftermath.
We need more abortions. STOP having kids when you yourself are broke AF.
And yet, they keep voting them into office even tho nothing changes
Welcome to the decline of the American Empire, we all have front row seats! Strap in, the next couple of decades will not get better.
Soon the mass migration will begin. Many will live. Many will die. And all will live in one giant shoe house.
We left Portland Oregon after living there for 54 years! 😥
Texas has proved a much place to raise our children!👍
Stay out of all large cities on I-35 in Texas. They are now all run by Socialists, BLM, and Antifa.
Hay Nick love your videos
I live in Massachusetts, more specifically Springfield. When he said holyoke was the worst I went yeah take that! Then he immediately went to dunk on Springfield lmao
The entire US is slowly unraveling.
The whome world is!
The whole world is
Its not even slowly anymore.
The Whirrled
Turn your back on God, and he will turn his back on you.
Seeing Mayfield on here knowing that community got completely flattened by an EF4 tornado late in 2021 saddens me, but also gives me hope that the community will recover. Few things reverse fortunes for a city than bouncing back from an unavoidable catastrophe like a storm.
Like Greensburg, Kansas did. After the F5 tornado in 2007, they built a whole new town that is really beautiful and modern.
@@jessturner6886 I remember watching one of those storm chaser shows when they were near Greensburg when it happened. They drove through right after and it was devastating to see. Wasn't it like 90% of the town's buildings were wiped out? I've gone on Google Street View recently to see it and it looks so nice. They really ran with their name and tried to make their town as green as possible.
@That Shield Dude.. I just read this again. I thought it was Maysville. I remember the horrible tornado.
I live in wisconsin and yes, because of industry moving out has turned beloit-janesville area way down the scale and unless things start moving back up the area will slide down more. there have been other areas that have rebounded from a steep local recession and the local government needs to work with local businesses and non-profits to begin the upward trend🧐
Kind of scary Emeryville is the last stop for Amtrak's most scenic train route
I live 20 minutes away from Benton Harbor, Michigan. Always used to hang out with a friend and bike with him around there. I never felt a sense of impending danger while visiting there but I've heard of shady things happening. It's the most viable commercial area that those from the surrounding small towns have to drive to buy more niche products other than groceries, not that it's the BEST commercial area but relative to it's surroundings it's what you got.
Love my city Colfax Ave Benton Harbor "Benny Haha but ain't chit funny
@@lucianogambino7831 its scary if you aint cultured or respectful. Aunt stayed there awhile, uncle was in a band with some dudes at the tattoo shop on water st. Could always find plenty of cops and some dro 😂😂
I looked in the direction of shots fired in Little Rock..........,then realized I was the only one still standing up.....I think they teach that in kindergarten...
LOL. Little Rock was bad 40 years ago. (of course, ALL Cities Were/are still today). I almost transferred there for my job 40 yrs ago, but the plans for all employees transferring from Louisiana we were going to live Outside of Little Rock, all because of it's Crime in the City.
That's bad
Arkansas is the only one he got right.
My son my lives in Council Bluffs Iowa he's soon to turn 30 years old and he's been there since he was 16 he's from Indiana and since he's been there he has thrived and he does very well and I'm really proud of him..❤
Yay im glad Kelliy!
Though it did not make this list, I walked around Chico California around 1 am one summer night last year as part of a train trip. Had to walk about a half hour from the train station to the 7-11 to restock my cooler. Big homeless camp right across the tracks from the station. Definitely did NOT feel safe til I got back on the train!
You're giving stats on towns and cities...not just cities. Usually when the population is over 50,000 then it goes from a township to a city. But thanks for the video.
Note: Buckhead (north of Atlanta) is supposedly really bad here in Georgia too.
Yep I agree
You mean Bankhead ? Buckhead it’s more close to Liverpool/ north of Syracuse
@UCMAgPYzIhrIRplz9cMPyX2Q lol that’s what I’m saying I’m not from Atlanta but I’ve been going there 10-15 times since I was 8
Buckhead is not bad you can’t be from atlanta
Mt.Vernon Illinois was a shock to me. I spent a summer there 20 years ago and I would describe it as a sleepy little farm town. I used to drink at a little bar that was frequented by a cop. When I was going to leave early because I was concerned about DWI, the deputy told me that if I was pulled over to just tell them I was hanging out with him.
It’s definitely a per capita statistic, Chicago has areas that turn into war zones some nights. I’d personally take Mt. Vernon all day over the south side.
I grew up in Jefferson County where Mt. Vernon is located. My great great grandfather and family was actually one of the first families to settle in Jefferson County in 1851. I left there in 1965 after Army and never went back except to visit. I still have lots of friends and relatives that live in that area. I was amazed that the city is rated worse than Chicago. Like Jim when I was a teenager hitting all the bars I knew all the policemen and state policeman assigned to Mt. Vernon. When they stopped me which was often (LOL) they always told me to get my tail home. I only recall getting one traffic ticket in Mt. Vernon when I was home on leave from that Army. I deserved that one for sure. I married my wife who lived in Mt. Vernon in 1965 and we are still married. Lived in IL, OH, AZ, and now TX.
He cited Houlton Maine as the worst city and it's the same - sleepy little farm town. He's really off base on that one too.
@@jerryw4471 The two of you are still married. Very welcomed read, in the midst of listening to high crimes & misdemeanors. Thank you.
Money Earn in Mount Vernon.
the people that commit most of the crime are treated like victims. their lack of accountability is the problem.
For Iowa, both Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs are pretty bad. I go to Council Bluffs quite often, and while there are some bad parts to it, there is a lot of cool history and architecture there!
I thought Camden would have been New Jerseys pick but I'm definitely not surprised about Atlantic City because the hood is only a few blocks from the casinos 🤦♀️🤦♀️
I swear, if I leave the boardwalk it's like walking into another world( and not a good one)
It seemed like every time a casino was brought up this guy assumed that the gamblers were the ones commuting the crimes? That’s hilarious to me and such a far fetched ridiculous assumption to make especially that a very high amount of tourists are the ones visiting to play games with their own money I don’t know just my opinion I guess but as a gambler that isn’t a criminal it was kind of offensive can’t wait to visit the Borgata in Atlantic City on Monday a have the best steak dinner at Old Homestead for about 150$ I guess I better hit the streets and start mugging people! Hahahahaha foh!!
Also did I miss New York being on this list?
Camden made a big change in their policing method and crime actually went down since then.
As fucked up as Camden is, it still has some things going for it that AC lacks: Rutgers has a campus there and the PATCO Speedline to Philly is a 24 hour transit system. Camden overall has decent access to jobs in NJ and PA and ways to get there compared to AC.
I like the drone video of Lagoon Blvd in Brigantine. I lived in Brigantine for years and never visited the boardwalk until my 98lb niece and her 120lb fiancé came to visit me from Ohio. Some 250lb black guy pushed my niece to the ground for no reason. Her fiancé jumped in to save her while we were surrounded by 6 other black guys. I grabbed them both and dragged them into to casino. That was scary. That same year on July 4th weekend an old Canadian woman had her throat cut and her daughter went to help her and had her throat cut too.
Love your channel, Nick! The stats you give are eye opening! Keep up the good work!
I worked a major 3 month remodel in Memphis. It can be rough but does have some redeeming qualities as well. Once you cross the river into West Memphis, AR all bets are off. That place is like little Vietnam every night. You just get used to the constant gun battles.
Paterson NJ, Haven’t been there in a while but if I remember correctly it was rough
Happy Weekend Nick&Mappy💖💖💖
You too hon!
@@NickJohnson I'm glad Bellmead wasn't the worst in TX. I live about 15 miles from t here
As someone who grew up just 15 minutes south of Canton, OH, I was honestly SHOCKED to see it as the most dangerous city. I knew things had been getting bad lately but wow. I really expected to see something like Cleveland or Cincy
Nope 😢
Indianapolis is getting pretty bad as well
I was born and raised in Canton and was shocked. Toledo and Cleveland are definitely crazier on a day to day basis. Canton just has too much crime for the size, which makes it uncomfortable whether you’re in a good neighborhood or not.
Cincy, cleveland, Dayton, toledo, Akron, Youngstown, Springfield, Columbus, canton... shit and I don't even know much about the parts in eastern Ohio like portsmouth but I heard it's very active out there
Cleveland is bad mostly due to east Cleveland which is a small portion of the east side of Cleveland
Nick, you don't know how right you truly are.
Not that I should laugh because it is sad, but I love your reaction, "There's only 5000 people here! What the hell?!" 😄
Nick, I can take you to a few more cities in Mississippi that would make Biloxi look GREAT!
true that! i lived in Biloxi, MS and never had issues but yeah ive seen areas in MS that would make Biloxi look super great!
I grew up in that part of Biloxi that was shown in the video and there are other cities on the coast that are far worse. And I would put the state capital, Jackson, as one of the country's most dangerous, not just the state. Biloxi has casinos, just like Las Vegas and Atlantic City, that are also on the list. That is what attracts criminals. They are preying on tourist with money.
Jackson is way worse. I lived in Biloxi for a few years. I just left last year and never had a problem.
I'm born and raised on the coast, and Jackson is pretty rough. I've lived in Gulfport most my life and still do, but I know a couple places that would make Biloxi look presentable lol. A couple blocks in moss point, a couple streets over in Gautier, and a good little area of downtown Gulfport can get you caught up, but Jackson is worse in my opinion.
Hey Nick, thank you for your videos. They reinforce my decision to leave the States when I did. I left and came back to my native country, Greece, in 2001. I miss my friends but not the rest. Love you, man. You rock!
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I vouch for College Park in Georgia. I got pulled over by an AMBULANCE on the way to get rims once. They pulled me over because I was white and they asked if I knew where I was 😂
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Hey nick i love your videos i live in Washington state and Tukwila Washington is a very violent place lot of robbery and assaults here!!!😮
I’m from Houston and Humble, Tx is right outside of the north side of Houston. My mom and my dad are both from there and I grew up around humble area. And lemme just tell you, Humble is crazy you really gotta watch your back there.
Same with Odessa
As someone who lives in southern Illinois it’s well known that mt. Vernon is a drug trade town because it’s right between two highways, so crime has always been pretty bad there
What part of Illinois do you live in?
Idk how Rockford wasn’t picked as most dangerous. There’s at least one shooting there almost every day.
@@sowcze5012 I live in the southernmost part of Illinois, around Jackson and Union County
@@morissag4484 this was based off of the scale of population to crime rate judged by the fbi, Rockford is 6th most dangerous just because of its large population compared to crime rate, while mt vernon’s is just as high with many less people
@@derpyman3716 oh I live in Englewood lmao
The biggest increase in crime is committed by police officers and politicians. There's always been criminals but, we've never witnessed such wanton lawlessness from the "law enforcement" industry and elected officials than what we are experiencing right now.
That's just sad
A crime scene photograph at the corner of N. William St. and W. Madison St. that you showed in 10. Worst places to live in Indiana - - South Bend, Indiana. This was a very educational program as I owned a building 80 feet from that specific intersection. I sold the building and retired from being a landlord as the crime statistics were headed south
You use a solid base of publicly available crime, 😮 statistics and educational statistics to do your rankings. Thank you for these very educational and informative programs. Say hello to MAPIE and please introduce him to the chief of police or the sheriff here in South Bend.
I lived in Fairfield, Alabama for 56 days. The daily gunfire was way too much. Most folks I met were nice but I wasn't impressed. I was going to try to make it work and looked around Vestavia Hills then I said forget it, came back to rural Georgia. Born and raised in Springfield, MA kinda shocked Holyoke made the list instead of Springfield. They probably toggle between each other depending on when you check the stats. Good ole Pioneer Valley.
Springfield definitely has its share of crime, but Holyoke isn't all that welcoming either.
Thanks for another great and informative video. As a "digital nomad" myself, I am traveling all over the country and definitely pay close attention to the towns you mention in your videos.
I did however want to point something out. Like you, I used to determine the # of people who were victims simply by dividing the population by the # of crimes. So if there are 200 assaults in a city of 2,000, then we could say that 1 in 10 people were victims of an assault.
But that doesn't consider that most victims tend to be re-victimized numerous times. For example, if you live in a bad neighborhood, or you have a violent spouse, then you may be calling the police once per week... making the same person a victim... multiple times. So even if there are 200 assaults, this could mean there were just 20 or 30 victims.
I just wanted to point this out. Other than that, please continue making these amazing videos. Excellent narrative and great content. :-)
You mean another racially biased video.
I live in Brentwood CA outskirts of San Francisco CA, just a few weeks ago my neighbors husband working truck was broken into & his work equipment stolen, then Oakland CA is bad & Emeryville CA & Stockton CA Is very bad, the Los Angeles CA areas Antioch, CA, Pittsburg CA too! Alot of shoplifting going on in grocery stores. It's just crazy even shootings going on & banks getting held up too!
I for sure thought it was gonna be Cleveland but I’m not surprised about Canton since it’s actually larger than people think and has had huge drug issues for decades.
I lived in Las Vegas, and managed to never get into a violent crime or getting my house robbed, life was actually good for me. Nothing bad happened with me. Now I live in a different city, but honestly, many people were actually super nice to me and my family. I don't know how, but yeah life was decent.
I currently live in Vegas. Hoenstly it's just a respect thing. If people either don't know who you are or respect you (well in the hood anyway like where I live), then they won't mess with you. Alot of crimes are people who disrespect or just people who don't know anything about the area so they are too gullible
I’ve worked in the court system in Las Vegas for 15 years. Crime rate has risen at all levels.
I’m never going to miss not one of your great videos. It’s nice to see the truth being told by someone.
Not shocked Little Rock is so terrible when it comes to crime. I happen to be from northwest Arkansas (Wal-Mart country...sorry bout that one). My family is still there though. Anyway, my great niece had to have a heart transplant when she was a month old at Children's Hospital in Little Rock and I went down there a few times with my niece and there are definitely some scary parts of that city. There are a few parts close to the hospital that look super sketchy. Be careful y'all if you ever go through there.
What you showed was East Biloxi, Mississippi, and there are poor and some middle class living there near the casinos. Biloxi isn't dangerous at all, and if anything happens it's usually due to casino gamblers and some lowlifes.. Edit: And to be honest the most dangerous city in Mississippi is Jackson.
I too lived in bilouxi for a little while i got a job at a shipyard... And i 110% agree bilouxi was a nice change of pace but i lived in west bilouxi near gulfport
As an Indiana native I live 30 minutes away from South Bend & an hour away from Benton Harbor, these stats don't even cover half of the crime in these places. The amount of unreported crime would scare you! They also didn't mention that people just disappear, here today gone...tomorrow and no one says a word. Families left to wonder where there loved one is and all anyone says is "they're an adult, they can leave if they want to". Also, the absolute WORST thing to happen to South Bend was there mayor, good ol Pete Buttiguge (not sure of the spelling). The city was on the uptick until he came into office. With every passing year it got exponentially worse!
South Bend is the only town on this list that I spent any time in. That was many many years ago. I was there with my parents. Nothing bad happened but my folks decided to move to Tennessee after only two months in South Bend. The reason: My Dad's job fell through. I agree about Mayor Pete. He's in over his head just like the Veep. Both of their jobs should fall through. In my opinion.
Hi again,old friend! Even tho this video covered BAD stuff..you still make us laugh! For that, I THANK YOU! You Rock! 🤗✌️
Medford,Oregon is probably 2nd to Ontario as far as the danger factor is concerned.Many of the displaced residents of Portland often venture through there or even nearby Ashland.I'm from New Jersey but that Pacific Northwest trip to the Beaver State surprised me 😮
I grew up 20 minutes from downtown Birmingham, can testify you do not want to be on the wrong side of town!