Al menos dos personas murieron y otras 18 resultaron heridas en un tiroteo ocurrido la madrugada de este domingo en el barrio Ybor City, en la ciudad de Tampa (Florida, EE.UU.), informó el Departamento de Policía de la urbe, citado por la prensa local.
Todo comenzó como una pelea callejera entre dos grupos de personas que se encontraban a la entrada de un club nocturno, detalló el jefe de la Policía, Lee Bercaw, señalando que hubo al menos dos tiradores, uno de los cuales fue detenido.
Ybor City, Florida, es parte del área metropolitana de la Bahía de Tampa. El barrio histórico lleva el nombre de Vicente Martínez Ybor y es conocido por su distrito de cigarros. Ybor fue el responsable de introducir el negocio del tabaco en la zona. Ybor City cuenta con dos distritos: Ybor histórico y East Ybor.
En general, Ybor City no es uno de los lugares más seguros para vivir en Florida o el área de Tampa. El vecindario tiene algunas de las tasas de criminalidad colectiva más altas de Tampa. Tanto el distrito histórico como el este se consideran algunos de los vecindarios más peligrosos del área metropolitana de Tampa. Analicemos por qué Ybor City, FL, no es un lugar seguro para vivir.
En comparación con el promedio nacional, la tasa de criminalidad general de Ybor Histórico es un 333% más alta. La histórica Ybor se considera más segura que solo el 3% de todas las ciudades de Florida. La tasa de delitos violentos es un 725% más alta que el promedio nacional.
East Ybor tiene una tasa de criminalidad general que es un 269% más alta que el promedio de Estados Unidos. Los delitos violentos son un 438% más altos que en todo el país. East Ybor se considera más seguro que el 5% de las ciudades de Florida. Su riesgo de convertirse en víctima de un delito es de 1 entre 11 en East Ybor y de 1 entre 10 en Historic Ybor.
La tasa de delitos violentos de Florida es de 3,8 incidentes por cada 1.000 residentes. El promedio nacional es de 4 incidentes por cada 1.000 habitantes. Entonces, el estado está ligeramente por debajo del promedio nacional.
La tasa de delitos contra la propiedad en Florida es de 17,7 incidentes por cada 1.000 personas. Esto también está por debajo del promedio nacional de 19,6 incidentes de delitos contra la propiedad por cada 1.000 residentes. Sin embargo, al 59% de los residentes de Florida les preocupa convertirse en víctimas de delitos.
Aproximadamente el 10% de los residentes de Florida fueron víctimas de un delito violento durante el último año. Otras estadísticas destacan las siguientes tasas de criminalidad:
El 13% fueron víctimas de violencia armada. El 16% reportó ser víctima de delitos contra la propiedad. El 22% experimentó robo de paquetes.
PrisioneroEnArgentina.com
Octubre 29, 2023
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mercy kanau
1 year ago
Finland has closest army to Russia border with better soldiers.
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Patricio Andreatta
1 year ago
Cuanto más cambian las cosas, más siguen igual
Angie Craven
1 year ago
Russians attacking our forces would make it very hard to not intervene. We need to force ourselves to respect our commitments.
Vivian Kerns
1 year ago
Deployment of NATO troops to the Baltics is a very important deterrent, no matter how numerically small. It’s one thing for German, Spanish, or US public to think about supporting some far away country because of some treaty. It’s a whole other thing when their own people are there on the ground under fire or even dead. Especially with the American “support our troops” mindset.
So they are effectively sent as hostages and potential scapegoats. What a fate.
Chori para todos
1 year ago
Muchas veces he sentido que no entiendo los acontecimientos globales actuales porque mi comprensión del contexto histórico y cultural en el que ocurren es limitada. General Auel: Aprecio mucho sus esfuerzos por darle sentido al presente entendiendo el pasado.
Solo sin rumbo
1 year ago
“El arco de la historia es largo, esperemos que se incline hacia la paz”.
Pete
1 year ago
I am in the process of researching my GreatGrandmother, who was born in Odesa, Ukraine, in 1888, escaped and made her way to Nebraska, a place my family still lives. She never spoke fluent English and had a friend translate a letter of her journey, and it breaks my heart to see how Ukrainians have fought for so long for their freedom. She was a tough lady, and the more I found out about Ukraine and its struggles, the more I saw how she got her strength.
lee festo
1 year ago
Azerbaijan is also an oil-rich dictatorship, and just as Russia it has attacked a peaceful democracy, but there has been close to zero coverage. Please, we need to share this with the world, Armenian lives taken by the Azeribaijani dictator are not less precious than Ukrainian lives taken by the Russian dictator
J.C. Hoover
1 year ago
in such dark and turbulent times, I fear it becomes really difficult to educate yourself on topics like the topics out of fear of the grave conclusions they imply.
MasterMind Joseph
1 year ago
Until Russia invaded Ukraine the majority of people I encountered in UK had never heard of Ukraine, never mind where it is on the map, and the ones who did automatically thought that it is a province in Russia. So I am so pleased that last the world is learning the true story of Ukraine.
Emilia Robertson
1 year ago
Despite the fact that Europe is once again in at war, I think the last two weeks actually shows that the arc does bend towards peace. Putin chose the path of a warlord, telling other countries to stay away and let him do his thing like in the old days, and almost the entire world’s reaction was: “Nope, that’s not how we do things these days!” The world has united, sending supplies, weapons and emotional support to Ukraine, initiating trade blockades as well as welcoming ukranian refugees. These are dark days, but when history looks back at now it may view this as the beginning of an era of unification and the end of authocratic nations.
markie sparling
1 year ago
My five-year-old has been asking about Ukraine a lot lately but the news has been fairly graphic, and I’ve been struggling to explain it to her. This article was the perfect balance of sensitive and truthful.
kyara ignatius
1 year ago
thank you for being as factual as possible and for focusing on Ukraine
The Minsk agreement was broken so many times and now Crimea voted to be free of Ukraine’s USA sponsored Gvt. So now its plain to see what US foreign policy has done to the people of all Ukraine.
Як окрема держава Україна існувала з V ст. Я б стверджував, що ми можемо говорити про національну ідентичність і національну свідомість з часів української державності під назвою Запорізька Січ у 15-16 столітті. Національні держави, як правило, складно визначити, але, як припускається в «Уявних спільнотах», війна може відігравати велику роль у зміцненні ідентичності. Запорізькій Січі, оскільки вона перебувала між кількома імперіями, довелося багато воювати. І народ боровся за свою незалежність. російська імперія зробила все можливе, щоб винищити все українське ще в 19 столітті, прикладом чого є Емський указ, який законодавчо забороняє друкувати та використовувати українську мову. Почалося не зі Сталіна.
luis .miguel.11041966
1 year ago
General, quiero agradecerle por brindarle al mundo una información tan excelente y precisa.
Clyde Koworsky
1 year ago
My relatives are Russian and Ukrainians, and it is pure hell out there… The frustration,the rage,fear… is so huge. Everyone is terrified, so many are likely to believe that Russia “saves” Ukraine. People are drawing “Z” on their cars… I guess anifashist felt quite the same way as my friends and I. I never felt anything like that in my life. The powerlessness and guilt just eat you alive. If i weren’t a student right now,i would pack my things and go somewhere really far away. This breaks my heart. Wars are evil. Glory to Ukraine.
Carlos Zafrea
1 year ago
Así es exactamente como lo percibo. Y no van a rendirse en la lucha por la libertad, cueste lo que cueste.
Great piece. I think what’s most crazy is how quickly this has escalated in my life. Ukraine was independent 2 years before I was born. Russia invaded Crimea when I was 20, and has now invaded Ukraine as I turned 28. For most military age Ukrainians, they lived most if not all their lives in an independent Ukraine.
My Thoughts
1 year ago
The history of the relationship between the two countries does sound like an abusive household relationship, which is horrifying. not only Ukraine was starving to death, but the huge area of southern Russia, where the best soils are, as well. Thousands of people died, thousands were deported to Siberia. This is the part of history nobody wants to hear about, but it’s the most important part, really. During the WWII my great-grandfather was defending Kupiansk, a big railway nod near Kharkov. He died there, protecting the city, his name is on a memorial there, and so for me Ukraine never was an “enemy” or a place to consider less than a beautiful and generous country, full of nice people. I have friends in Kharkov, a destroyed city by now, and I want to scream because of how helpless I feel, not being able to help them… I’m so sorry this is happening.
Al menos dos personas murieron y otras 18 resultaron heridas en un tiroteo ocurrido la madrugada de este domingo en el barrio Ybor City, en la ciudad de Tampa (Florida, EE.UU.), informó el Departamento de Policía de la urbe, citado por la prensa local.
Todo comenzó como una pelea callejera entre dos grupos de personas que se encontraban a la entrada de un club nocturno,
detalló el jefe de la Policía, Lee Bercaw, señalando que hubo al menos dos tiradores, uno de los cuales fue detenido.
Ybor City, Florida, es parte del área metropolitana de la Bahía de Tampa. El barrio histórico lleva el nombre de Vicente Martínez Ybor y es conocido por su distrito de cigarros. Ybor fue el responsable de introducir el negocio del tabaco en la zona. Ybor City cuenta con dos distritos: Ybor histórico y East Ybor.
En general, Ybor City no es uno de los lugares más seguros para vivir en Florida o el área de Tampa. El vecindario tiene algunas de las tasas de criminalidad colectiva más altas de Tampa. Tanto el distrito histórico como el este se consideran algunos de los vecindarios más peligrosos del área metropolitana de Tampa. Analicemos por qué Ybor City, FL, no es un lugar seguro para vivir.
En comparación con el promedio nacional, la tasa de criminalidad general de Ybor Histórico es un 333% más alta. La histórica Ybor se considera más segura que solo el 3% de todas las ciudades de Florida. La tasa de delitos violentos es un 725% más alta que el promedio nacional.
East Ybor tiene una tasa de criminalidad general que es un 269% más alta que el promedio de Estados Unidos. Los delitos violentos son un 438% más altos que en todo el país. East Ybor se considera más seguro que el 5% de las ciudades de Florida. Su
riesgo de convertirse en víctima de un delito es de 1 entre 11 en East Ybor y de 1 entre 10 en Historic Ybor.
La tasa de delitos violentos de Florida es de 3,8 incidentes por cada 1.000 residentes. El promedio nacional es de 4 incidentes por cada 1.000 habitantes. Entonces, el estado está ligeramente por debajo del promedio nacional.
La tasa de delitos contra la propiedad en Florida es de 17,7 incidentes por cada 1.000 personas. Esto también está por debajo del promedio nacional de 19,6 incidentes de delitos contra la propiedad por cada 1.000 residentes. Sin embargo, al 59% de los residentes de Florida les preocupa convertirse en víctimas de delitos.
Aproximadamente el 10% de los residentes de Florida fueron víctimas de un delito violento durante el último año. Otras estadísticas destacan las siguientes tasas de criminalidad:
PrisioneroEnArgentina.com
Octubre 29, 2023
Finland has closest army to Russia border with better soldiers.
………………………………………………………………………………….
Cuanto más cambian las cosas, más siguen igual
Russians attacking our forces would make it very hard to not intervene. We need to force ourselves to respect our commitments.
Deployment of NATO troops to the Baltics is a very important deterrent, no matter how numerically small. It’s one thing for German, Spanish, or US public to think about supporting some far away country because of some treaty. It’s a whole other thing when their own people are there on the ground under fire or even dead. Especially with the American “support our troops” mindset.
So they are effectively sent as hostages and potential scapegoats. What a fate.
Muchas veces he sentido que no entiendo los acontecimientos globales actuales porque mi comprensión del contexto histórico y cultural en el que ocurren es limitada. General Auel: Aprecio mucho sus esfuerzos por darle sentido al presente entendiendo el pasado.
“El arco de la historia es largo, esperemos que se incline hacia la paz”.
I am in the process of researching my GreatGrandmother, who was born in Odesa, Ukraine, in 1888, escaped and made her way to Nebraska, a place my family still lives. She never spoke fluent English and had a friend translate a letter of her journey, and it breaks my heart to see how Ukrainians have fought for so long for their freedom. She was a tough lady, and the more I found out about Ukraine and its struggles, the more I saw how she got her strength.
Azerbaijan is also an oil-rich dictatorship, and just as Russia it has attacked a peaceful democracy, but there has been close to zero coverage. Please, we need to share this with the world, Armenian lives taken by the Azeribaijani dictator are not less precious than Ukrainian lives taken by the Russian dictator
in such dark and turbulent times, I fear it becomes really difficult to educate yourself on topics like the topics out of fear of the grave conclusions they imply.
Until Russia invaded Ukraine the majority of people I encountered in UK had never heard of Ukraine, never mind where it is on the map, and the ones who did automatically thought that it is a province in Russia. So I am so pleased that last the world is learning the true story of Ukraine.
Despite the fact that Europe is once again in at war, I think the last two weeks actually shows that the arc does bend towards peace. Putin chose the path of a warlord, telling other countries to stay away and let him do his thing like in the old days, and almost the entire world’s reaction was: “Nope, that’s not how we do things these days!” The world has united, sending supplies, weapons and emotional support to Ukraine, initiating trade blockades as well as welcoming ukranian refugees. These are dark days, but when history looks back at now it may view this as the beginning of an era of unification and the end of authocratic nations.
My five-year-old has been asking about Ukraine a lot lately but the news has been fairly graphic, and I’ve been struggling to explain it to her. This article was the perfect balance of sensitive and truthful.
thank you for being as factual as possible and for focusing on Ukraine
Great description indeed.
The Minsk agreement was broken so many times and now Crimea voted to be free of Ukraine’s USA sponsored Gvt. So now its plain to see what US foreign policy has done to the people of all Ukraine.
I agreed. Those agreement are useless.
Як окрема держава Україна існувала з V ст. Я б стверджував, що ми можемо говорити про національну ідентичність і національну свідомість з часів української державності під назвою Запорізька Січ у 15-16 столітті. Національні держави, як правило, складно визначити, але, як припускається в «Уявних спільнотах», війна може відігравати велику роль у зміцненні ідентичності. Запорізькій Січі, оскільки вона перебувала між кількома імперіями, довелося багато воювати. І народ боровся за свою незалежність. російська імперія зробила все можливе, щоб винищити все українське ще в 19 столітті, прикладом чого є Емський указ, який законодавчо забороняє друкувати та використовувати українську мову. Почалося не зі Сталіна.
General, quiero agradecerle por brindarle al mundo una información tan excelente y precisa.
My relatives are Russian and Ukrainians, and it is pure hell out there… The frustration,the rage,fear… is so huge. Everyone is terrified, so many are likely to believe that Russia “saves” Ukraine. People are drawing “Z” on their cars… I guess anifashist felt quite the same way as my friends and I. I never felt anything like that in my life. The powerlessness and guilt just eat you alive. If i weren’t a student right now,i would pack my things and go somewhere really far away. This breaks my heart. Wars are evil. Glory to Ukraine.
Así es exactamente como lo percibo. Y no van a rendirse en la lucha por la libertad, cueste lo que cueste.
O se queden si plata
Great piece. I think what’s most crazy is how quickly this has escalated in my life. Ukraine was independent 2 years before I was born. Russia invaded Crimea when I was 20, and has now invaded Ukraine as I turned 28. For most military age Ukrainians, they lived most if not all their lives in an independent Ukraine.
The history of the relationship between the two countries does sound like an abusive household relationship, which is horrifying. not only Ukraine was starving to death, but the huge area of southern Russia, where the best soils are, as well. Thousands of people died, thousands were deported to Siberia. This is the part of history nobody wants to hear about, but it’s the most important part, really. During the WWII my great-grandfather was defending Kupiansk, a big railway nod near Kharkov. He died there, protecting the city, his name is on a memorial there, and so for me Ukraine never was an “enemy” or a place to consider less than a beautiful and generous country, full of nice people. I have friends in Kharkov, a destroyed city by now, and I want to scream because of how helpless I feel, not being able to help them… I’m so sorry this is happening.