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These Are America's Violent Crime Hotspots

TUESDAY, OCT 25, 2022 - 11:45 PM

The District of Columbia had the highest rates of violent crime in the United States in 2020, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s data.

“Residents are scared,” said Michael D. Shankle, chair of the Advisory Neighborhood Commission in the Chinatown area, after three people were shot one night last month, one fatally, in two separate incidents.
He added, “They are angry. … We feel like we don’t have enough support.”

Nearly 1,000 cases of violent crime per 100,000 people were recorded in the state.



Alaska also has a high rate of violent crime, at 838 cases per 100,000 population.
As Statista's Anna Fleck shows in the map below, the south-eastern states of New Mexico, Arkansas, Tennessee and Louisiana also show higher figures than much of the rest of the country.


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At the other end of the spectrum placed Maine (109 per 100,000), New Hampshire (146), and Vermont (173).
Finally, we note that even with some of the country’s toughest gun laws, the District is awash in firearms.
Police so far this year have seized 2,249 guns, 815 more than this time last year...



...they seem to be fighting a losing battle as the bad guys just won't follow their rules!

These Are America's Violent Crime Hotspots | ZeroHedge

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Nearly 20% Of Seattle Shootings Happened Near Homeless Encampments

SATURDAY, OCT 29, 2022 - 12:30 PM
Via The Epoch Times,

Data released by the city of Seattle reveals that homeless encampments are seeing a significant percentage of shots fired in 2022.



According to the latest update from the One Seattle Homelessness Action Plan, nearly 20 percent of all citywide shootings/shots fired through September were connected to an unauthorized encampment or a homeless person.
Out of 573 reports of shootings and shots fired, the city states that 101 reports were in connection to homelessness. That represents about 18 percent of total cases being near encampments throughout Seattle.
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell’s office said in a statement that the 101 reports represent an average of three shots fired per week in connection to homeless camps.
The King County Regional Homelessness Authority’s “Partnership for Zero Campaign” is a collaboration of city officials to find solutions to homelessness. Its initial focus is in Downtown Seattle and the Chinatown International-District.
Felicia Salcedo, the executive director of We Are In, previously stated that the two districts represent the largest concentration of the homeless in King County.
Out of the 573 reports of shootings and shots fired through the first nine months of the year, 61 occurred in the Downtown and Chinatown districts combined, according to the Seattle Police Department’s crime dashboard. That represents 10 percent of the total number of cases of shootings and shots fired throughout the city.
Earlier in October, Seattle announced an emergency operations center was up and running. It is located in the heart of the Chinatown District where tents are visibly prominent.
Marc Dones, the CEO of the authority, said the command center has already identified over 300 units of available housing and to date has engaged with over 650 people in need.

Nearly 20% Of Seattle Shootings Happened Near Homeless Encampments | ZeroHedge

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Portland Facing Homelessness 'Catastrophe': Mayor

WEDNESDAY, NOV 02, 2022 - 08:10 PM
Authored by Scottie Barnes via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),

With the homelessness crisis cited among their top concerns, Oregon voters are taking note of Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler’s declaration of a “humanitarian catastrophe” in the state’s largest city.

A homeless man, who asked to not be named, tries to stay cool near a misting station in Lents Park during an extreme heat wave in Aug. 13, 2021, in Portland, Oregon. As temperatures climb across the nation, nearly 200 million Americans are under some level of heat advisory. (Nathan Howard/Getty Images)

Oregon has among the highest homeless populations in the nation per capita. According to DHM Research, 9 of 10 voters statewide identify homelessness as a “very big problem” as Election Day draws near.
In the Portland metropolitan area alone, an estimated 6,000 people are experiencing homelessness, according to Multnomah County’s 2022 point-in-time count, an annual census of the unhoused.
“The magnitude and the depth of the homeless crisis in our city is nothing short of a humanitarian catastrophe,” Wheeler said in an Oct. 26 city council meeting.
Portland Commissioner Dan Ryan described homelessness as the city’s “No. 1 problem” and painted a bleak picture of its impact during the meeting
“It is inhumane to watch the homeless suffer,” Ryan said. “It is also irresponsible to not to address the safety concerns of neighbors and business owners who are deeply impacted by the consequences of untreated behavioral and mental health issues and drug addiction.”
He described disturbing trends in the City of Roses.
“Declining enrollment in Portland Public Schools means families are moving away,” Ryan explained.
Population growth is flat.
“People are not choosing Portland as their home as often as they used to,” Ryan said.
“Portlanders report they don’t feel safe allowing their children to access our parks. Elders don’t feel safe strolling along the riverfront or simply walking to the local grocery store.”
“Portland businesses with a long history in the city have closed because their employees don’t feel safe doing their jobs, walking to lunch, or commuting on public transportation.”
“Our county, state, and region cannot move forward without addressing this issue.”
At the meeting, Wheeler and Ryan proposed five “resolutions” to try to reduce homelessness.
The first involves building 20,000 housing units by 2023. The city currently has a five-year waitlist for people to get into affordable housing.
A proposed workforce program aims to “find non-standard” paid work for unhoused people—work that better fits their needs so that they can sustain those jobs.
Their plan will also ban unsanctioned camping, but increase access to other camping options with mental health and sanitary services. Reports indicate that the first camp would not open for 18 months.
Another resolution entails working with the local district attorney to create a “diversion program” that gives people who are homeless and cited for low-level offenses “more opportunity to address their legal issues and get them resolved.”
Wheeler says the city will rework its budget to prioritize affordable housing and connect the homeless with mental health, sanitary, and substance abuse recovery services.
The cost to taxpayers was not discussed.
The council will work to refine the proposals before voting on them on Nov. 3.
Wheeler acknowledged that previous government “solutions” have sometimes exacerbated the problem.
Just last month, a group of Portlanders filed suit against the city, claiming that tents were blocking the sidewalks in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Weeks later, the lawyers for the suit learned that Multnomah County’s Joint Office of Homeless Services had distributed 6,550 tents and 27,000 tarps to the homeless in 2021.
The lawyers argued those very same tents could be the ones blocking the sidewalks.
“The city has been trying to address ADA issues and the recent lawsuit makes it clear that we have not done enough,” Wheeler said. “These are important concerns and ones that we need to address as a city.”
In May, Wheeler banned camping on the sides of “high-crash” roadways after learning that 19 of 27 pedestrians killed by cars in Portland last year were homeless. People in at least 10 encampments were given 72 hours to leave.
“Nearly 800 unsanctioned encampments spread out over the 146 square miles of the City of Portland,” Wheeler said. “Something needs to change."
But many Portlanders have lost faith in city leaders.
In a recent poll conducted by The Oregonian, nearly 75 percent of Portland voters said the city is “on the wrong track.”
And 81 percent believe the 2020 George Floyd protests and more than 100 days of unchecked riots, even as Wheeler announced the defunding of police by $12 million, harmed the city.
Still, Wheeler called on other Oregon officials to join him and “declare a statewide emergency.”
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Portland Facing Homelessness 'Catastrophe': Mayor | ZeroHedge

Investigative Reporter Exposes Leftist Run Philadelphia Reaching Mad Max Level Collapse

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER EXPOSES LEFTIST RUN PHILADELPHIA REACHING MAD MAX LEVEL COLLAPSE

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This is what the homeless encampments at Laurelhurst Park looks like in southeast Portland.

THIS IS WHAT THE HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS AT LAURELHURST PARK LOOKS LIKE IN SOUTHEAST PORTLAND.

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