Living in Indianapolis (higher homicide rate than Chicago, but not drastically so), I feel the same way. And for non-homicide violent crime, you're probably mo

Living in Indianapolis (higher homicide rate than Chicago, but not drastically so), I feel the same way. And for non-homicide violent crime, you're probably more likely to get jumped on a side street near a bar district than you are in a "bad neighborhood" unless you do something yourself to incite violence.