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Las Vegas has highest property crime rate among Nevada cities

Las Vegas has highest property crime rate among Nevada cities
The Center Square
September 25, 2020

Las Vegas

Las Vegas experienced the highest property crime rate – 2,838.3 per 100,000 people – among the cities with populations of 20,000 or more in Nevada, according to an analysis by 24/7 Wall St.

The city recorded 46,673 property crimes in 2018, including 11,968 burglaries and 7,949 vehicle thefts, the analysis states. The poverty rate in the city at that time was 15.8 percent.+

Because property crimes are often committed to gain money or other benefits, cities with higher property crime rates often have elevated poverty rates, according to 24/7 Wall St. They often exceed the overall U.S. poverty rate of 14.1 percent, the report says.

About 7.2 million property crimes were recorded nationwide in 2018, which breaks down to 2,199.5 such crimes per 100,000 people, according to the analysis. The website’s report is based on the FBI’s 2018 Uniform Crime Report.

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Cities With the Highest Property Crime Rates in Each State

State County With Highest Property Crime Risk # of Property Crimes per 100,000 People # of Property Crimes in 2018 # of Burglaries in 2018 # of Vehicle Thefts in 2018 Poverty Rate in 2018
Alabama Anniston 7,854.8 1,696 413 152 29.1%
Alaska Anchorage 3,300.5 14,389 2,068 2,823 9.2%
Arizona Tucson 2,676.8 26,623 3,257 2,568 23.4%
Arkansas Hot Springs 7,004.3 2,592 740 201 25.8%
California West Hollywood 5,603.3 2,100 240 93 13.0%
Colorado Englewood 6,106.4 2,139 173 326 15.1%
Connecticut Waterbury 3,923.3 4,252 546 838 23.0%
Delaware Wilmington 4,921.5 3,502 567 452 25.1%
Florida Miami Beach 7,475.7 6,947 646 399 14.9%
Georgia East Point 12,004.7 4,260 531 584 22.4%
Hawaii Honolulu 2,941.5 28,886 3,577 4,191 11.3%
Idaho Lewiston 3,056.2 1,007 140 63 14.5%
Illinois Lansing 5,465.2 1,525 116 108 14.6%
Indiana Mishawaka 5,120.7 2,525 248 245 16.2%
Kansas Wichita 5,619.0 22,011 3,412 2,773 16.2%
Kentucky Bowling Green 4,851.5 3,312 414 217 25.2%
Louisiana Hammond 10,335.8 2,124 622 117 31.6%
Maine Bangor 4,095.0 1,300 89 60 22.5%
Maryland Salisbury 4,665.0 1,548 195 41 25.1%
Massachusetts Holyoke 4,052.4 1,640 246 119 29.7%
Michigan Kalamazoo 5,031.6 3,825 842 337 30.4%
Minnesota Roseville 4,983.5 1,829 176 86 9.7%
Mississippi Pascagoula 6,119.0 1,325 187 62 24.0%
Missouri Springfield 7,019.2 11,830 1,975 1,470 24.8%
Montana Helena 5,310.7 1,694 184 136 15.7%
Nebraska North Platte 4,231.5 1,006 193 71 15.3%
Nevada Las Vegas 2,838.3 46,673 11,968 7,949 15.8%
New Hampshire Rochester 2,914.7 902 82 45 12.0%
New Jersey Millville 4,371.9 1,217 149 27 19.2%
New Mexico Gallup 6,892.6 1,515 351 164 29.2%
New York Binghamton 4,218.3 1,893 427 59 33.2%
North Carolina Kinston 6,415.6 1,305 313 49 29.4%
North Dakota Fargo 3,147.2 3,931 695 309 13.0%
Ohio Chillicothe 7,564.9 1,622 220 57 18.6%
Oklahoma Tulsa 5,430.5 21,893 4,800 3,259 19.7%
Oregon Roseburg 5,982.3 1,338 157 84 15.1%
Pennsylvania Upper Merion Township 3,602.5 1,105 30 19 —
Rhode Island Providence 3,152.0 5,679 931 552 26.0%
South Carolina Myrtle Beach 10,547.1 3,553 410 260 22.4%
South Dakota Sioux Falls 2,932.3 5,288 652 544 11.3%
Tennessee Memphis 6,405.6 41,779 8,494 4,450 26.8%
Texas Texarkana 5,109.5 1,914 348 139 23.0%
Utah South Salt Lake 7,138.3 1,796 237 313 21.8%
Vermont Burlington 1,982.8 837 120 13 24.7%
Virginia Portsmouth 5,282.4 4,977 958 368 17.2%
Washington Tukwila 16,763.6 3,401 273 572 19.1%
West Virginia Charleston 6,010.1 2,853 660 246 20.6%
Wisconsin Superior 4,275.7 1,114 150 82 15.0%
Wyoming Cheyenne 3,987.3 2,559 280 216 10.7%

Source: 24/7 Wall St.


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