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Toronto which just recently overtook Chicago as the 4th largest city in NA had 23 murders total last year.
More Like 56 see details below.
Canada with a population of 35 millions has on average 500 murders total.
516 in 2014, can't find 2015 numbers.
California with 35 million had 1600. Which is down substantially from the 2500 in 2005.
couldn't find anything with Californias 2015 murder rate, but in 2014 it was 4.4 per 100K, and had a population of 38.8 million. Simple math tells us that 1772 people were murdered in 2014.
Maybe the strict gun laws that Cali keeps trying to enact are working.
Working for who? 72% of murders are by guns, 33% is gang related, and police are involved in 90% of self defense shootings. Why aren't law abiding citizens allowed to defend themselves, only Police?
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There were 56 homicide victims in Toronto in 2015, a small dip from 57 in both 2013 and 2014, and well below the tallies seen within the last decade of 70 or 80 slayings in a single year
https://www.thestar.com/news/crime/...own-in-2015-amid-rise-in-fatal-stabbings.html
Chicago Population 2.719 million in 2013The year-end crime statistics showed there were 468 murders in Chicago in 2015 compared with 416 the year before, a 12.5% increase, as well as 2,900 shootings—13% more than the year prior, and up 29% since 2013. Chicago had more homicides than any other city in 2015, according to the Chicago Tribune.Jan 2, 2016
http://time.com/4165576/chicago-murders-shootings-rise-2015/
How are those gun restrictions working for Chicago?
TO Compare cities instead of city to state. I will use LA which is in California.
LA County Population 10million
649 people were killed in LA in 2015 70% with guns.
http://homicide.latimes.com/year/2015
With the city experiencing its first crime surge in more than a decade, homicides countywide are on pace with last year
http://homicide.latimes.com/post/homicide-numbers-first-half-2015/
So LA has increasing crime, most murders are with guns. But the gun restrictions are working? Seems Legit.
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