cleveland_east99

love Dayton, thank you for this thread.

Thank you for the pictures

Looks nice, I will try and take a trip there sometime. Thank you for the pictures

Thank you for the tip on how to use the quote button. We need to keep up-to-date on the homicides occuring in our cities and the individuals that were murdered. This thread is for that purpose my friend.

1776'-Freedom Tower ,"You're just all about the murders, huh?" Quick answer: NO. I like to keep up-to-date on homicide trends in cities, but that isn't all that I am about. I hope that answers your question. Take care

How have Ohio cities been doing so far this year?

Any updates for various cities?

I Love all the brick homes in Columbus

I hope Youngstown can decrease the homicide rate in their city, I believe they can. What did Dayton Finish with for the year? I think they were under 30, am I correct? Hopefully cities have started off this year good.

What happened to all the posts?

David, I believe the term Homicide is used synonomously with Murder in this context. Cleveland is now up to 134 I believe. http://www.cleveland.com/crime/

Thanks for the link Mr. NYC. So Lorain is 4 up on last years total. Is this the most homicides Lorain has ever seen in a year?

I guess Cleveland is now at 131. Is Toledo still at 12?

Thank you for the responses. Atleast Cincy has decreased alot from the last few years. What were the major causes for the large increase after 2000? (99') 29, (00') 15, then in 2001 55 homicides which increased to 89 last year with a rate of nearly 29 per 100,000.

I think Cleveland is at 122, Toledo is at 12. What about the other large cities in Ohio? Dayton, Youngstown, Columbus, Cincy, Akron, Lorain.