10 Most Dangerous States in America.

The 10 Most Dangerous States in America
Uncover the mystery behind the most dangerous states in the United States for 2024! Find out which states are causing a stir and why they made it to the top 10 list.
We dug into government websites that publish crime statistics to uncover the truth about where danger lurks.

We'll go through the whole list, explaining why each state is where it is. So, buckle up and get ready to find out if your state is a safe haven or a hotspot for trouble! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more eye-opening videos like this one.

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The most dangerous state is the state of confusion.

[thomasrockmanjr.]

My ideal city to live in is Savannah, Georgia. I did my journalism internship at the Savannah Morning News in summer 1994 and I was bedazzled and bewildered by the antebellum architecture and atmosphere.

[rodl.miller]

When I was growing up in Missouri, I dreamed of a simple A frame overlooking one of the rivers or living on a house boat.
Now that I'm 57, take insulin, and survived a heart attack, I'm looking for a small condo near a good hospital that can handle any future medical needs. It doesn't take much to change one's priorities in life.
As always, stay happy healthy and safe. Enjoy your day 🌞 Keep Smiling 😃 and thanks for all of the entertaining and informative videos 👍

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Pretty much avoid all major dense city centers.

Memphis has so much potential, but the crime is ridiculous there.

[benjaminmorales]

Small desert town. Fell in love with desert life after I moved to Vegas.

[thomasedwards]

Good day, I live in the mountains of Colorado. I am retired. Spent time in the Saudi Arabia in the Army. I will live in the cold till I die. Fantastic video

[PriscillaIOconnell]

I'm retired and I live in Maine. I don't have any plans to move anywhere else. As far as I'm concerned, there are so many worse places

[derekmiles]

Baton Rouge Louisiana native. I live in a neighborhood that’s considered a good side of town and I still hear gunshots every night 😂.

[kenyasmith]

It's shocking that Louisiana wasn't number one.

[onrycodger]

That's the bad part of wanting to explore new places. You may end up in the worst part of town and get rolled for having out of state tags.

[lvx_ray]

In my New Mexican town of 12, 000 people alone, my mom had a friend who was shot and killed, her childhood home was turned into a meth lab after she left, my school gets shut down multiple times a year because of drugs, my former band director was fired for sleeping with his 15 year old foster daughter/student, and last week, a 14 year old shot a man dead in a drive-by. I'm not surprised by the ranking

It's pretty upsetting honestly. I do love New Mexico. It has a beautiful culture and environment, and I'm glad to call it home. But the crime here really is no joke

[SherryEllesson]

Hurts my heart to hear that New Mexico is worst for violent crime. I visited for a few weeks, doing a private study of climatic architectural methods & styles during the '90s and stayed in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Taos. I loved every day of my time there, apart from a bit of altitude sickness in Taos. At no time did I ever feel unsafe or any sense of forbidding. <shrug>

[thenintendork]

Im surprised Mississippi wasn't number one or even on this list.

[sheritamac]

Denver is shockingly gross right now. I live in CO, 6 hours from Denver and stayed along the 16th Street Mall a month ago and it’s deplorable. Scary too!

[MnS]

I'm leaving the Portland, OR metro area for a small mountain town. I will never live next to a river. All my life I've heard of rivers overflowing and flooding being an issue.

[nancybode]

Retirement option #1 - a small Iowa town along the Mississippi River (Guttenberg, Marquette/MacGregor, Lansing). Option #2 - a small town in the Black Hills of South Dakota (Sturgis, Spearfish, Hill City, Lead).

[freddyfrug]

Louisana, which has never been per-capita wise, more dangerous than any other state according to the FBI, has been per-capita wise, more murderous than any other state over the last 34 straight years according to the FBI. Perplexing yet true as dangerous includes all violent crimes, while murderous is exclusively murder and non-negligent manslaughter.

[Dnashtharapper]

Ohio definitely gotta be on the list it’s like a jungle out here in Cincinnati rip to my best friends man it’s hard to live a long life here

[davidrudolph]

Re your question: I'd retire to a rural country town. That is, a small country town surrounded by mountains, forests, etc. Hope that helps. Thanks for the video. Very informative!

[cmartinm]

I thought New York would be on the list. There was a 68 year old woman who was going to church, but was assaulted (it was probably an attempted murder and hate crime) by a 16 year old male teenager in Queens when she was about to go open the door. 16 YEARS OLD!! It’s really sad and I almost started crying.