America's 9 most-dangerous Cities that you must not visit

Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana has a high combined rate of violent and property crime as compared to other places that have a similar population size.

Due to its high rate of criminal violence, Cleveland is one of the country's most heavily policed cities, with about 1,475 police officers being deployed in the city in 2021.

The second-most populous city of Tennessee - Memphis in 2020 was America's most violent metropolitan area, and in 2021, the city set a record with 346 murders.

Baltimore has a per capita crime cost of $7,091. In 2019, about 348 homicides were reported in Baltimore, the highest in 26 years.

New Orleans has a per capita crime cost of $7,214. It has the unenviable distinction of having the highest homicide rate among all major cities in the United States.

Detroit has long held a reputation for being a dangerous city, even though many parts of the city promote art and industry. Detroit has a per capita crime cost of $7,292.

Mississippi’s capital city, Jackson, is a city with a high crime rate. The violent crime rate of 1,050 per 100,000 people suggests that the city has high rates of assaults, robbery, and rape.

St. Louis has the highest crime cost per capita of $11,574, with reportedly high levels of assault. It also ranks as a dangerous place with allegations of police assaults and several unsolved murder cases

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