Major crimes in Detroit
The Detroit News will show where the city's deadliest crimes take place. Click on
a marker to see the details of all major homicides and shootings reported by
the Detroit Police Department since May 1, 2012. The addresses are not
specific, but rather refer to the block or intersection where the crime occurred.
I wrote this blog about Detroit on MySpace November 7, 2009. I had no way of knowing then
that MySpace was about to follow Detroit into a spectacular decline. I have had to update the
photos.
Detroit The Recession Ground Zero For America
The American economy is growing 3.5 % in the last quarter, stocks are rising
Ground Zero is Detroit once one of the wealthiest city's in the USA, 50 years
The city has an unemployment rate of 27% and the average house price is
Detroit is now 300 million in debt and has to cut public services such as transport and lighting. The outlying suburbs are now being effected these are the white middle class areas Professor Robin Boyle of Wayne State University likens it to a geographic doughnut " The doughnut is sick now. But what do you think that means for the poor people who live in the hole "
Fuck you American banks infact fuck the whole American military industrial complex.
President Obama taxation is not a bad thing Detroit is a disaster, tax your rich and build a strong multi cultured middle class.
My heart goes out to the people who have been destroyed this picture should have kids having fun in it. " The rich get richer the poor get the picture the bombs never hit you when your down so low ". America you are not the greatest democracy you are not the land of the free you are becoming a failed state.
The crime figures caught my eye so I thought I might catch up on Detroit. From Michigan State University
Why is FY 2013 Different?
» The City of Detroit faces budget challenges every year. Why is this year different?
FY 2011 was the seventh consecutive year that the City of Detroit had an accumulated General Fund deficit. Expenditures have consistently exceeded revenues. That scenario was no longer an option for the City.
It would seem very little has changed in Detroit.
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