In 2019, this Alaskan city reported 115 burglaries among its 10,915 residents, which works out to 1.05 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Vermont city reported 53 burglaries among its 11,401 residents, which works out to 0.46 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Michigan city reported 113 burglaries among its 10,717 residents, which works out to 1.05 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Massachusetts city reported 88 burglaries among its 12,800 residents, which works out to 0.69 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Utah city reported 255 burglaries among its 25,599 residents, which works out to 1 per 100 people.

In 2019, this New Mexico city reported 218 burglaries among its 14,011 residents, which works out to 1.56 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Nebraska city reported 68 burglaries among its 7,273 residents, which works out to 0.93 per 100 people.

In 2019, this tiny Pennsylvania community reported 2 burglaries among its 131 residents, which works out to 1.53 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small New York town reported 8 burglaries among its 776 residents, which works out to 1.03 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small New Jersey town reported 14 burglaries among its 804 residents, which works out to 1.74 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Kansas city reported 93 burglaries among its 8,497 residents, which works out to 1.09 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Idaho city reported 59 burglaries among its 8,873 residents, which works out to 0.66 per 100 people.

In 2019, this West Virginia city reported 456 burglaries among its 45,675 residents, which works out to 1 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Ohio city reported 962 burglaries among its 70,139 residents, which works out to 1.37 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Montana city reported 608 burglaries among its 110,198 residents, which works out to 0.55 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Indiana city reported 867 burglaries among its 101,944 residents, which works out to 0.85 per 100 people.

In 2019, this Connecticut city reported 659 burglaries among its 130,494 residents, which works out to 0.51 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small South Dakota town reported 20 burglaries among its 1,071 residents, which works out to 1.87 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Missouri town reported 6 burglaries among its 349 residents, which works out to 1.72 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Minnesota town reported 9 burglaries among its 520 residents, which works out to 1.73 per 100 people.

In 2019, this tiny South Carolina town reported 62 burglaries among its 2,194 residents, which works out to 2.83 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Oklahoma town reported 30 burglaries among its 1,276 residents, which works out to 2.35 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Mississippi town reported 47 burglaries among its 1,577 residents, which works out to 2.98 per 100 people.

The top five cities for organized retail crime, were Los Angeles, San Francisco/ Oakland, Chicago, New York, and Miami. Videos of blatant thefts from California stores have been widely circulated.

In 2019, this tiny Louisiana town reported 302 burglaries among its 10,156 residents, which works out to 2.97 per 100 people.

In 2019, this tiny Colorado town reported 4 burglaries among its 128 residents, which works out to 3.13 per 100 people.

In 2019, this tiny Arkansas town reported 524 burglaries among its 17,820 residents, which works out to 2.94 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Washington city reported 105 burglaries among its 8,253 residents, which works out to 1.27 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Nevada city reported 56 burglaries among its 7,800 residents, which works out to 0.72 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Oregon city reported 172 burglaries among its 16,471 residents, which works out to 1.04 per 100 people.

In 2019, this small Arizona city reported 206 burglaries among its 7,399 residents, which works out to 2.78 per 100 people.

KERBEROS (Cerberus) was the gigantic, three-headed hound of Haides which guarded the gates of the underworld and prevented the escape of the shades of the dead.

There is a yard sign deterrent that says: “This is the wrong home to mess with. It is armed with the only proactive security system out there.”

With 81.3 robberies per 10,000 residents, robbery in Baltimore occurs at more than twice the rate of most other cities in America.

In 2019, this tiny Florida town reported 242 burglaries among its 7143 residents, which works out to 3.39 per 100 people.

Walgreens has closed 17 stores there in the past five years due to rampant theft.

In 2019, this tiny North Carolina town reported 50 burglaries among its 1,230 residents, which works out to 4.07 per 100 people.

Even though the region is absolutely swimming in cash, crime is totally out of control and violent criminals are having a field day

The percentages of U.S. adults who report that they "frequently" or "occasionally" worry about several specific types of violent and property crimes have increased between five and nine points

Property crime in Los Angeles, Oakland. San Francisco and San Diego fell by 17% in 2021, when comparing the first two months in 2020.

In 2019, this tiny Tennessee town reported 19 burglaries among its 515 residents, which works out to 3.69 per 100 people.

In 2019, this tiny Illinois town reported 12 burglaries among its 164 residents, which works out to 7.32 per 100 people.

"I had a feeling someone was watching me so I opened my eyes and saw a blurry figure walking towards the door as fast as they could," The woman did not want to be identified for fear of retaliation.

Nationwide, burglary is the second-most common property crime, accounting for 16% of all reported incidents. But in the most burglarized cities, that jumps up to 23%.