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I didn't know Little Rock was so bad, it's one the small and medium list basically. I'm going next month. The cal won't be on me either because I am flying. Link explains more about the rankings and specifics on each one
Small
http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/dangerous-small-cities/
1. Wilmington, DE
2. Canton, OH
3. Jackson, TN
4. Rocky Mount, NC
5. North Little Rock, AR
6. Pensacola, FL
7. Daytona Beach, FL
8. Homestead, FL
8. Lauderhill, FL
10. Warner Robins, GA
http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/most-dangerous-mid-sized-cities/
1. Little Rock, AR
2. Flint, MI
3. Jackson, MS
4. Dayton, OH
5. Springfield, MO
6. Knoxville, TN
7. New Haven, CT
8. Lawton, OK
9. Richmond, CA
9. West Palm Beach, FL
Safest Medium
http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/safest-mid-sized-cities-in-america/
1. Glendale, CA
2. Santa Clarita, CA
3. Sunnyvale, CA
4. Naperville, IL
5. Cary, NC
6. Thousand Oaks, CA
7. Oxnard, CA
8. Aurora, IL
9. Huntington Beach, CA
10. Torrance, CA
How they figured these
Small
http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/dangerous-small-cities/
1. Wilmington, DE
2. Canton, OH
3. Jackson, TN
4. Rocky Mount, NC
5. North Little Rock, AR
6. Pensacola, FL
7. Daytona Beach, FL
8. Homestead, FL
8. Lauderhill, FL
10. Warner Robins, GA
http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/most-dangerous-mid-sized-cities/
1. Little Rock, AR
2. Flint, MI
3. Jackson, MS
4. Dayton, OH
5. Springfield, MO
6. Knoxville, TN
7. New Haven, CT
8. Lawton, OK
9. Richmond, CA
9. West Palm Beach, FL
Safest Medium
http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/safest-mid-sized-cities-in-america/
1. Glendale, CA
2. Santa Clarita, CA
3. Sunnyvale, CA
4. Naperville, IL
5. Cary, NC
6. Thousand Oaks, CA
7. Oxnard, CA
8. Aurora, IL
9. Huntington Beach, CA
10. Torrance, CA
How they figured these
We separated these crimes into four groups: murders, violent crimes (murder, rape, robbery, and assault), property crimes (burglary, theft, and motor vehicle theft), and total crimes. The cities were then ranked on the incidents of each group per 100,000 residents per year, from 1 to 234, with a higher score being more dangerous. We calculated the number of crimes per 100,000 residents for 2012 in order to have a level playing field on which to compare cities with varying population sizes.
The individual rankings (murders, violent crimes, property crimes and total crimes) were then weighted to create a final overall score. Murders, violent crimes, and property crimes each comprised 30 percent of the total, while total crimes made up 10 percent. The higher this combined score, the more dangerous the city.
Below, you’ll find a breakdown of how each of the 10 most dangerous small/medium/large cities fared when judged on these criteria.
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