Crime Analysis & Safety Report - City Springfield, VT

*Crime Data Analysis: City of Miami, Florida** The city of Miami, Florida has a population of approximately 463,347 residents, with a median household income of $47,513. According to the crime data, the city experiences a crime rate of 4,534.91 per 100,000 residents, which falls below the national average. The overall crime rate is categorized as moderate, with a safety score of 65 out of 100. The majority of crimes in Miami are property-related, with 51 total incidents reported. The most common types of property crimes are larceny/theft offenses, accounting for 8 out of the 14 incidents, followed by motor vehicle theft, with 2 incidents. Destruction/damage/vandalism of property and stolen property offenses also made up a notable portion of the property crimes. Assault and robbery offenses, which are considered violent crimes, accounted for 32 and 1 incidents, respectively. Interestingly, the majority of assault offenses were categorized as "Assault Offenses" with 32 incidents, whereas robbery offenses were categorized as a single incident under the sub-category "Robbery". The sex offenses category had a single incident, categorized as "Sex Offenses". The data also reveals that the majority of crimes in Miami occur in the "others" category, which includes fraud offenses, arson, and counterfeiting/forgery. The "sex_offenses" category was the second most common, with a single incident. The "assault" category accounted for the majority of violent crimes, with 32 incidents, while the "property_crime" category accounted for the majority of property crimes, with 14 incidents. In terms of crime hotspots, the data suggests that the area with the most crimes is zip code 33127, which has a crime rate of 5,448.91 per 100,000 residents, significantly higher than the overall city average. On the other hand, zip code 33102 has a crime rate of 2,334.91 per 100,000 residents, which is lower than the overall city average. Insights from the data suggest that property crimes are more prevalent in Miami, with a higher frequency of larceny/theft offenses and motor vehicle theft. Additionally, the data indicates that the majority of crimes occur in the "others" category, which includes fraud offenses, arson, and counterfeiting/forgery. Overall, while Miami's crime rate is moderate, the data suggests that there are areas of the city where property crimes are more prevalent. Law enforcement and residents alike should be aware of these hotspots and work together to prevent and address these issues.