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We’re only three months in to 2018 but we are once again being reminded of the increase in violence that we saw in last year in 2017. Earlier this week, the World’s 50 most dangerous cities were revealed and I bet you wondering if Indianapolis or any city in the state of Indiana made this list?
Well, the answer is no. Indianapolis did not make the cut, and neither did any other other cities in the state of the Indiana, which is a good thing.
However, you may be surprised to learn that only four United State cities actually made an appearance on the list and those four US cities were St Louis, Baltimore New Orleans and Detroit.
According to Mirror.co.uk, when it comes to St Louis, they came in at number 13, having seen a spike in crime and deadly shootings. Baltimore was ranked 21st most dangerous city after a spike in violent crime, while New Orleans was placed at number 41 and Detroit took the 42nd spot.
Believe it or not, according to Mirror.co.uk, out of the 50 cities listed, 42 were in Central or South America, with Brazil making by far the most appearances followed by Mexico and Venezuela.
See the full list of the 50 most dangerous cities in the world below:
1. Los Cabos, Mexico
2. Caracas, Venezuela
3. Acapulco, Mexico
4. Natal, Brazil
5. Tijuana, Mexico
6. La Paz, Mexico
7. Fortaleza, Brazil
8. Victoria, Mexico
9. Guayana, Brazil
10. Belém, Brazil
11. Vitória da Conquista, Brazil
12. Culiacán, Mexico
13. St Louis, United States
14. Maceió, Brazil
15. Cape Town, South Africa
16. Kingston, Jamaica
17. San Salvador, El Salvador
18. Aracaju, Brazil
19. Feira de Santana, Brazil
20. Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
21. Baltimore, United States
22. Recife, Brazil
23. Maturín, Venezuela
24. Guatemala, Guatemala
25. Salvador, Brazil
26. San Pedro Sula, Honduras
27. Valencia, Venezuela
28. Cali, Colombia
29. Chihuahua, Mexico
30. João Pessoa, Brazil
31. Obregón, Mexico
32. San Juan, Puerto Rico
33. Barquisimeto, Venezuela
34. Manaus, Brazil
35. Distrito Central, Honduras
36. Tepic, Mexico
37. Palmira, Colombia
38. Reynosa, Mexico
39. Porto Alegre, Brazil
40. Macapá, Brazil
41. New Orleans, United States
42. Detroit, United States
43. Mazatlán, Mexico
44. Durban, South Africa
45. Campos dos Goytacazes, Brazil
46. Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa
47. Campina Grande, Brazil
48. Teresina, Brazil
49. Vitória, Brazil
50. Cúcuta, Colombia
SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk | PHOT CREDIT: Getty
