Source: pond5.com
city/state/murders in 2016/murders in 2015
- Long Beach, California = 29 so far in 2016 (up from 25 total in 2015)
- Santa Ana, California = 20 so far in 2016 (up from 10 total in 2015)
- Aurora, Colorado = 16 so far in 2016 (up from 13 total in 2015)
- Jersey City, New Jersey = 14 so far in 2016 (up from 11 total in 2015)
- Arlington Texas = 13 so far in 2016 (up from 4 total in 2015)
- Virginia Beach, Virginia = 13 so far in 2016 (down from 13 total in 2015)
- Riverside, California = 7 so far in 2016 (up from 6 total in 2015)
- Plano, Texas = 5 so far in 2016 (up from 2 total in 2015)
- Anaheim, California = 4 so far in 2016 (down from 10 total in 2015)
- Chandler, Arizona = 3 so far in 2016 (up from 2 total in 2015)
- Henderson, Nevada = 3 so far in 2016 (up from 1 total in 2015)
- Chula Vista, California = 1 so far in 2016 (down from 5 total in 2015)
Sources: fivethirtyeight.com and github.com/fivethirtyeight/data/tree/master/murder_2016
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Panethos 
It might be noted that most of the criminals in Chicago are from the Sunbelt, even if it was their parents or grandparents who migrated to the city decades ago. If you keep your ears open, you’ll hear the Southern accents – not much assimilation. Unlike London’s first Muslim Mayor, a 1st-generation Brit – who has a regular British accent. Also to put it delicately, some of the criminals are from points “south of the Sunbelt” by which I mean they or their ancestors are from countries to the south of the USA. There are big cultural differences between most of Chicago’s violent criminals and the law-abiding residents who don’t have those southern backgrounds. Of course, most Chicago residents, regardless of geographic background, aren’t violent criminals.
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