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In Baltimore: "According to the analysis, nearly 90 percent of the 344 [homicide] victims in 2015 had a prior criminal record. Of those, 80.2 percent had a prio
by danielvf 8y ago
In Baltimore: "According to the analysis, nearly 90 percent of the 344 [homicide] victims in 2015 had a prior criminal record. Of those, 80.2 percent had a prior drug arrest; 60.8 had been arrested for a violent crime; and half had a prior gun charge. The average victim had been arrested 13 times before..."
https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/crime/bs-md-ci-cops-killers-victims-20160107-story.html https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/crime/bs-md-ci-co...
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I agree that celebrities have a smaller chance of random murder, but fans harming celebrities is definitely a quirk of human nature. Beyond the one deaths that make wikipedia, there are plenty of crazies that get caught before being able to act, or the celebrity survives the attack with injuries. X percentage of humans are crazy, and once you have 113.8m instagram followers, that's 1,138 instances of 1 in 100,000 crazy.