(the following is a news release sent to us from the Simmrin Law Group)
A new study has revealed that the state of Colorado is the sixth state for Robbery Rates in the U.S.
This study by Simmrinlawgroup.com analyzed crime data from the FBI and NIBRS across 50 states, focusing on Robbery Rates. Crime rates were normalized per 100,000 people, weighted based on importance. States were ranked based on these scores to assess safety.
Key Findings
- Colorado ranks 6th with a rate of 74.7 per 100,000, making it one of the more dangerous states in terms of robbery.
- Pennsylvania has the highest robbery rate at a staggering 178.8 per 100,000, making it the most dangerous state for robbery crimes.
- New Mexico ranks 2nd worst with a robbery rate of 157.8 per 100,000, significantly higher than most other states.
- Idaho has the lowest robbery rate at just 8.3 per 100,000, making it the safest state for robbery offenses.
Top 10 States with Highest Robbery Rates
Rank | State | Robbery Rate (Per 100,000) |
50 | Pennsylvania | 178.8 |
49 | New Mexico | 157.8 |
48 | California | 80.4 |
47 | Texas | 77.7 |
46 | Illinois | 75.9 |
45 | Colorado | 74.7 |
44 | Nevada | 73.9 |
43 | Washington | 73.8 |
42 | Tennessee | 70.7 |
41 | Minnesota | 70.1 |
1. Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has the highest robbery rate at a staggering 178.8 per 100,000, making it the most dangerous state for robbery crimes.
2. New Mexico
New Mexico follows closely with a robbery rate of 157.8, significantly higher than most other states.
3. California
California has a rate of 80.4, placing it among the worst states for robbery offenses.
4. Texas
Texas ranks just behind with a rate of 77.7, reflecting a serious concern for robbery in the state.
5. Illinois
Illinois comes in at 75.9, showing a troubling prevalence of robbery.
6. Colorado
Colorado has a rate of 74.7, making it one of the more dangerous states in terms of robbery.
7. Nevada
Nevada ranks 44th with a rate of 73.9, indicating a concerning number of robberies.
8. Washington
Washington follows closely with a robbery rate of 73.8, contributing to its position in the bottom states.
9. Tennessee
Tennessee has a rate of 70.7, further emphasizing the higher robbery offenses in the state.
10. Minnesota
Minnesota rounds out the bottom 10 with a rate of 70.1, which is still much higher than the top-ranking states.
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