the simple truth is the amount of urban violence that is found in cities across America.Look at the city,s of St.louis,Chicago,Detroit,philadelphia,Los Angeles etc.all have rising homicide rates directly related to gang violence and no respect for the law in these cities.While it is difficult to admit by the politicians in these cities.It is a fact that they do not have the finacial resources and manpower to control the population of young adults in these urban centers.Another cause is that there is no jobs fo these young adults.If you look at the crime statistics for suburban,and rural communities across this nation,you will find a much lower homicide rate which is inline with all major devoleped countries.In many ways the urban homicide rate is the excuse used for gun control by the liberal minds of this nation.They cannot control the urban population and gun violence,so they belieive that disarming all citizens will control urban gun violence.Almost all urban violence is commited by unregistered handguns,and stolen handguns which is a byproduct of urban living.If you look at the right to carry laws now being passed by many states,this will show a reduction in violent crime across the board where this has been implimented.Sometimes you have to look through the fog to see the real reasons for gun violence.15% of the population are commiting 90% of the homicides in the United States.
Depends on what department the detective works for. There is no one gun.
Not firearms related.
If I pull a gun on you and shoot you. That is a homicide. Homme = man cide = death.When a person kills another person basicly.
Homicide Life on the Street - 1993 Bop Gun 2-1 was released on: USA: 6 January 1994 Hungary: 1 April 2007
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There are no definitive studies that show clear trends. The top three states for violent crimes, Tennessee, Nevada, and Alaska have fairly liberal gun laws and high gun ownerships, yet according to state statistics the victims are often not gun owners.
Homicides involving firearms in the US are around triple the rate of the nearest rival. For comparison, homicide rates of any kind in the US are around double the rates of most other countries - thus the proportion of homicide involving a firearm in the US is a lot higher than comparable countries. While some rates of violent crime involving the weapons were higher, others were similar - this is not enough to indicate a direct link either way, but from the first part it is fairly obvious that more guns has lead to more people being killed by them.
There does appear to be one. It is an INVERSE correlation. As the rate of gun ownership INCREASES, the rate of violent crime DECREASES.
Honduras is the country with the world's highest gun homicide rate, at roughly 68 gun murders per 100,000 people. Compared to the US at 3 gun homicides per 100,000.
Homicides involving the use of a gun are rare, on the order of 50 to 100 a year or so. However, this does not mean that homicide is rare. Home Office statistics say that 6.6% of homicides involves a gun, and the rest are committed by other means.
Go to the FBI web site and look at the latest Unifom Crime Report.
stricter sentencing on gun related incidents?