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* 1993: 130s; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1993]]
* 1993: 130s; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1993]]
* 1992: 141; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1992]] (note 1)
* 1992: 141; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1992]] (note 1)
* 1991; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1991]]
* 1991: 131; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1991]]
* 1990: see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1990]]
* 1990: see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1990]]
* 1989: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1989]]
* 1989: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1989]]
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* 1976: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1976]]
* 1976: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1976]]
* 1975: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1975]]
* 1975: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1975]]
* 1974: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1974]]
* 1973: 103; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1973]]
* 1972: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1972]]
* 1971: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1971]]
* 1970: See [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1970]]
* 1931: 148; see [[List of Birmingham homicides in 1931]]


==Notes==
==Notes==
# 1992 was a record year for homicides in Birmingham. A total of 148 were recorded, of which seven were ruled justifiable, leaving 141 on the books.
# A total of 148 were recorded in 1992, of which seven were ruled justifiable, leaving 141 on the books - a record high for recent years.
# A [[2007]] [[UAB]] study found that the percentage of victims seriously injured by violence who survived their injuries increased from 24% to 41% between [[1997]] and [[2007]]. Of 2,318 people brought to [[UAB Hospital]]'s trauma center over those years, 2,211 survived. (Meaning that 107 homicide victims died at UAB Hospital during those years.)
# A [[2007]] [[UAB]] study found that the percentage of victims seriously injured by violence who survived their injuries increased from 24% to 41% between [[1997]] and [[2007]]. Of 2,318 people brought to [[UAB Hospital]]'s trauma center over those years, 2,211 survived. (Meaning that 107 homicide victims died at UAB Hospital during those years.)


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* Robinson, Carol (January 4, 2001) "City's 2000 homicide rate rises after 5 years of steady decline." ''Birmingham News''
* Robinson, Carol (January 4, 2001) "City's 2000 homicide rate rises after 5 years of steady decline." ''Birmingham News''
* Robinson, Carol (May 25, 2008) "Birmingham trauma care keeps pace with rising violence." ''Birmingham News''
* Robinson, Carol (May 25, 2008) "Birmingham trauma care keeps pace with rising violence." ''Birmingham News''
* Archibald, John (October 5, 2008) "Band-Aid won't heal city crime." ''Birmingham News''


[[Category:Lists of homicides|*]]
[[Category:Lists of homicides|*]]

Revision as of 17:11, 6 October 2008

This is a list of Birmingham homicides by year, giving the number of reported homicides within the city limits.

This list is incomplete. You can help by adding to it.


Notes

  1. A total of 148 were recorded in 1992, of which seven were ruled justifiable, leaving 141 on the books - a record high for recent years.
  2. A 2007 UAB study found that the percentage of victims seriously injured by violence who survived their injuries increased from 24% to 41% between 1997 and 2007. Of 2,318 people brought to UAB Hospital's trauma center over those years, 2,211 survived. (Meaning that 107 homicide victims died at UAB Hospital during those years.)

See also

References

  • Fine, P. R, J. M. Roseman, C. M. Constandinou, J. M. Glass and J. M. Wrigley (May 1994) "Homicide Among Black Males in Jefferson County, Alabama 1978–1989." Journal of Forensic Sciences. Vol. 39, No. 3
  • Robinson, Carol (January 4, 2001) "City's 2000 homicide rate rises after 5 years of steady decline." Birmingham News
  • Robinson, Carol (May 25, 2008) "Birmingham trauma care keeps pace with rising violence." Birmingham News
  • Archibald, John (October 5, 2008) "Band-Aid won't heal city crime." Birmingham News