Santa Ana has been selected as the fourth safest city in the United States of America, by Forbes.
To find America’s 10 safest cities, Forbes looked at metropolises with populations above 250,000. They then ranked them by violent crime rates—the number of violent crimes (murder, forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault) per 100,000 residents in 2010, as reported by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
They also ranked each city on the traffic-fatality rate per 100,000 residents based on 2009 data, the most recent available, from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. They then averaged the ranking for each city to arrive at final scores. In the event of ties, the city with the lower crime rate got the higher ranking.
Here is the Forbes – America’s five safest cities:
#5 Lincoln, NE
Car fatality rank: 1
Violent crime rank: 16
#4 Santa Ana, CA
Car fatality rank: 4
Violent crime rank: 11
#3 Honolulu, HI
Car fatality rank: 7 Violent crime rank: 4
#2 Henderson, NV
Car fatality rank: 5
Violent crime rank: 3
#1 Plano, TX
Car fatality rank: 6
Violent crime rank: 1
Kudos to Santa Ana’s Chief of Police, Paul Walters, who is also our acting City Manager, and thanks to our Santa Ana Police Department, and our City Council for keeping us safe here in Santa Ana.
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I should add that having Vern Nelson loitering at 17th and Ross close to midnight, doing who knows what, indicates high presence of the riffraff in Santa Ana.
SF- I guess if you make the assumption that all of the kids in the class are "moron mongoloids" then you are right...hopefully my kids don't go to the same school as the kids in your example. I don't really see how that relates to the Forbes sample which the article pretty clearly states their sample which is all city with a population above 250K and does not indicate only those cities with low income, low ppty values, etc... I disagree with your example, but not with your conclusion.
I cannot imagine that SA is the 4th safest city above 250K people in most of our neighbors perception. The problem with the Forbes ranking IMO is that it only focuses on "violent crimes" which only includes murder, forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault and also traffic fatalities. I believe that robbery would only include thefts where the victim is present (i.e. not a vacant house break in or a car theft), but that is where I am not positive. There is no consideration by Forbes for car break ins, petty theft, panhandling aggravation, breaking and entering, etc... I don't feel that I am gong to get shot, raped, or robbed at gunpoint, but there definitely are times that I feel like my house or car will get broken into.
There is only one indicator which determines whether or not the city is safe; and once again it is a supply and demand which equals price of the property.
The price of property is directly proportional to the crime of any kind.
The people tend to gravitate to safe place to live which creates demand and with a demand the supply goes down and the price go up in which case more affluent people will occupy such places.
As to statistics, it is always an issue, is the glass half empty or half full, and what is the substance in the glass.
So you can play with it anyway you want but it will never bring property value up as the only indicator of the safety.
You can see this phenomenon when relatively valuable property are in the hands of the gangs in which case high security gated communities are establish which increases price in surrounding areas forcing riffraff out via gentrification.
Santa Ana is not bad place but it will never be a city where you want to go for a vacation with your family as long as Magnificent Seven Latinos are running the show.
F**k all you haters I lived in Santa Ana for 13 years. It was the best years of my life every where you go it's chill and safe stop hating and visit the 4th safety city in USA
"stop hating and visit the 4th safety city in USA"...... Hmmmmm
How about to visit 1st two safest cities in the world Sodom and Gomorrah at least they have the Red Light District so the Cities Council Members do not have to bang coworkers on the conference table?
Yes I like that!
Will a real Jewish Minister of the anti-Latino Propaganda stand up?....
Here!
Greg Diamon
Note to all: yes, I have begun to pay Fiala to publicize my writing, as evident above, and I don't care who knows it. I pay him in doggie biscuits. He stands up on his hind legs and everything?
P.S. For any of Stanley's readers who do not yet know that I am Jewish: I am Jewish. Stanley takes publicizing this very seriously, even when I threaten to withhold biscuits.
Dear Blog Readers,
We hate Santa Ana!
Sincerely,
Dan, Chris and "Pork Chop"
"P.S. For any of Stanley’s readers who do not yet know that I am Jewish: I am Jewish"....... Hmmmmm
That was the first sentence published by Diamond here: "I am Jewish!"
Why?
So he can cal everyone who pose him -- anti-Semitic.
Otherwise who cares?
To me he is just another lefty-moron-mongoloid-bolshevik-hater.
The first thing I encountered when doing a pertinent search of OJB archives:
There's plenty more where that came from. I'm not the one who raises it.
By the way, I recall seeing no sign that Art, cook, junior, KLND, or others who often oppose me are anti-Semitic. I literally haven't run into anyone "old school" like you since high school.