The whole report is silly. I checked out major Texas cities and found city-wide they are more dangerous those in the article. If these are the numbers for the city as a whole, imagine what the numbers are for the bad parts of town.
Rio Bravo (because Nuevo Laredo wouldn’t work) - Chance of being a victim in this city: 1 in 7
McAllen - 1 in 9
San Antonio - 1 in 9
Austin - 1 in 11
Brownsville - 1 in 11
Dallas - 1 in 11
Corpus Christi - 1 in 12
Ft. Worth - 1 in 12
Harlingen - 1 in 12
Lubbock - 1 in 13
Houston - 1 in 15
El Paso - 1 in 24
Anyone believing the numbers for El Paso? I’m not.
Blah, brain fart.
LAREDO, Texas - 1 in 7
I know this is rediculous.
What did someone do sit at a computer and just make stuff up.
The neighborhood they list is non-existent.It was public housing and still hasn’t been rebuilt.
The people around there were interviewed and said since the PH is gone they have very few problems.HUMMMMM
IKE photos:http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/09/photogalleries/Hurricane-Ike-pictures/photo5.html