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Congresswoman From Commiefornia Says Her 12 Year Old Got Into The Car Crying After Trump Won Because She Won't Be Able To Get An Abortion If She Gets Raped
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Minneapolis Cuck Mayor Jacob Frey Dances Like A Moron With Black People During Juneteenth Celebrations As His City Has Become The Killing Fields For Them
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FEMA Worker Who Was Fired For Telling Volunteers To Not Help Trump Supporters After Hurricanes Admits Trump Supporters Made Them Feel Uncomfortable And Unsafe
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African Migrant Slams A Large Concrete Slab Onto The Head Of A Sleeping Homeless Man In Rotterdam, Almost Killing Him
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Guy Destroys His Half Million Dollar McLaren At An Intersection In Arizona
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A Homeless Man In A Wheelchair Dies Of An Overdose In Portland, In Broad Daylight As Other Homeless People Try To Save Him
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Black Father Encourages His Children To Beat Up Two White Girls
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Special Education Teacher In Connecticut Is Removed After Leaving An Unhinged Video Threatening To Kill Trump Voters
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Watch as Minneapolis' goofy Mayor Jacob Frey dances in the streets with black Americans during Juneteenth celebrations even as his city has become one of the most dangerous in the country.
In 2020, violent crime—homicide, rape, aggravated assault, and robbery, which includes carjackings—increased statewide by 16.6% over the previous year, as reported by Minnesota police in the Uniform Crime Report. Murders alone jumped 58.1%, from 117 in 2019 to a record 185 in 2020. Violent crime continued to rise at an alarming rate in 2021, jumping another 21.6% over 2020. The murder rate statewide rose to another record level, 201, in 2021. In the seven-county metro area of Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, and Washington counties, violent crime incidents rose at a slightly higher pace, 23.9% in 2021 over 2020.
Nationwide, violent crime has increased since early 2020. But Minnesota has seen the steepest spike in gun violence of any state, according to a 2021 study published by Scientific Reports with data from the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive.
