[Captain Peter Blood]

I live in Little rock and we only have 5.28 murders a month. Most of them in about one section of town on about three streets.

I imagine this fellow went into an area he should have stayed out of.

[PAR35]

Social media director for the Little Rock chamber of commerce?

2015:
Survey Names Little Rock “Most Dangerous Small City” in U.S.
http://www.arkansasmatters.com/news/survey-names-little-rock-most-dangerous-small-city-in-us/164455138

2017 Unclear as to whether the low murder rate is a result of small caliber or bad aim:
“ 78 more people have been shot, but survived. “
http://www.thv11.com/news/local/verify-is-little-rock-the-most-dangerous-city-in-the-country/442775930

[seacapn]

we only have 5.28 murders a month

Um... let's put this into perspective. The murder rate average in the developed world is around 1 murder per 100,000 people per year. Some countries are safer (Japan is around 0.3), some are a bit more dangerous (Canada was at 1.7 in 2015), but 1 is a good guideline.

Little Rock has 198,000 people. To be in-line with the developed-world average, it should have no more than 2 murders per year. Instead, it's already up to #36. And it's not even August...

[cynwoody]

I live in Little rock and we only have 5.28 murders a month. Most of them in about one section of town on about three streets.

Source

Last year Little Rock had 42 homicides. 35 so far this year.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***one section of town on about three streets.***

By any chance College Station?