No state is perfect, and even in a place as wonderful as Palmetto State, there are scary facts and statistics that cannot be ignored, such as: B. The following list of cities with the highest crime rates in South Carolina.
But now let’s say, and it’s worth repeating, South Carolina is a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family, as far as we’re concerned. But it’s always good to keep an eye out for reported crimes in and around where you live and play. The latest statistics from the FBI show that the 10 most dangerous places in the state are listed below. Aside from the numbers, each and every one of these cities and towns also has its wonderful sides. So keep that in mind and use the information below as a simple reminder to stay up to date if you live in or visit any of the top 10. Read on to see if your city or community made it onto this list of South Carolina’s highest crime rates…
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The population of this neighborhood is 115,382. About a decade ago, it rose from the 10th to the 4th most dangerous city in the United States. It is now one of South Carolina’s fifty most dangerous areas! The overall crime rate is 67.5 per 1,000 residents. There have been constant reports of violent and property crime in this neighborhood. Shootings, killings and severe attacks were reported. This area had a terrible influx of drug criminals, and stabbings and rapes were common crimes. The police presence in this neighborhood appears to be having little or no effect.
Charleston Murder Statistics
In 2020, Charleston reported 17 homicides and had a homicide rate of 11.32 per 100,000 people.
- Year over year, homicides have increased by 113%.
- Charleston’s homicide rate is 1.74 times the national average.
- Charleston’s homicide rate is 8% higher than the national average.
- Charleston has a homicide rate similar to cities like Phoenix, Charlotte and Bakersfield.
Severe Weather Hazard
Fires, floods, storms, thunderstorms, wind gusts, and earthquakes pose threats to the Charleston area. When visiting this area, remember to close storm season avoid. There is a strictly defined hurricane season that affects everyone in the area so check the weather before you book!
In some years, Charleston bears the brunt of the hurricane season. Hurricane Hugo devastated the city in 1989. In 1999, Hurricanes Dennis, Irene and Floyd hit Charleston within a few months.