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Breakdown of the crime scene in Valdosta, Georgia

Violent Crimes

There were 270 violent crimes committed in Valdosta, Georgia in 2010.

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• New York, New York(most number of violent crimes)
• Olathe, Kansas
• Middletown, Ohio

Crimes of Murder and manslaughter(non-negligent)

There were 3 crimes of murder and non-negligent manslaughter committed in Valdosta, Georgia in 2010.

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• New York, New York(most number of murders)
• Olathe, Kansas
• Middletown, Ohio

Crimes of Robbery

There were 81 crimes of robbery committed in Valdosta, Georgia in 2010.

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• New York, New York(most number of robberies)
• Olathe, Kansas
• Middletown, Ohio

Crimes of Aggravated Assault

There were 169 crimes of aggravated assault committed in Valdosta, Georgia in 2010.

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• New York, New York(most number of assaults)
• Olathe, Kansas
• Middletown, Ohio

Crimes of Burglary

There were 856 crimes of burglary committed in Valdosta, Georgia in 2010.

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• Houston, Texas(most number of burglaries)
• Olathe, Kansas
• Middletown, Ohio

Crimes of Motor Vehicle Theft

There were 112 crimes of motor vehicle theft committed in Valdosta, Georgia in 2010.

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• Chicago, Illinois(most number of motor vehicle thefts)
• Olathe, Kansas
• Middletown, Ohio

Based on 2010 population estimate of 51,089 that means in 2010 you had a:

• 1 in 189 chance of becoming a victim of a violent crime in Valdosta, Georgia
• 1 in 17030 chance of becoming a homicide victim in Valdosta, Georgia
• 1 in 302 chance of becoming a victim of aggravated assault in Valdosta, Georgia
• 1 in 631 chance of becoming a robbery victim in Valdosta, Georgia
• 1 in 60 chance of becoming a burglary victim in Valdosta, Georgia
• 1 in 456 chance of getting your motor vehicle stolen in Valdosta, Georgia

Some crimes categories not reported. Info based on 2010 data. 2012 data not available.

**Comparisons are between current city, city with the highest rate of the reported crime and randomly selected cities. The comparisons should not be considered relevant to the current city’s crime reports.

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