re: Have there been any non-black on non-black murders in BR this year?

Statistically blacks commit homicides and whites suicides. The suicide numbers always trump the homicide numbers if you were wondering.

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how many are solved?

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Ring cameras, gps tracking, traffic cameras, Flock cameras, increased fingerprint and DNA technology and the closure rate for crimes has gone down.

From Chat GPT:

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Interestingly, despite dramatic improvements in technology—including DNA analysis, smartphones, license plate readers, and ubiquitous cameras—many U.S. violent crime clearance rates have not improved overall and, for some crimes, have declined over the long term.

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Just when I think it's gonna make a positive turn finally

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What have you seen that made you think things were going to get better?

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These people are hopeless, only a handful % will make it

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That’s a shame

You also said this:

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demonic criminal level physical child abuse is considered righteous and normal.

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Unfortunately, this happens a lot in non-black households, too. However, there are plenty of non-blacks that were abused as children that do not become murdering criminals. I wonder what the real difference is.

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Unfortunately, this happens a lot in non-black households, too. However, there are plenty of non-blacks that were abused as children that do not become murdering criminals. I wonder what the real difference is.

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In my opinion: 1) a father figure in the home (and typically for white folk) it is the husband/dad—even if abuse is in the home. It is almost like a child is hard wired to “fear” the dad and thus not slime out in the community because he would get his tail beat/abused/disciplined by the dad at the house.

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2) (I DO NOT have stats to back this up—just what an older black friend of mine told me) There has been a seismic shift of Christianity within the household in the black community. It USED to be the church was a cornerstone in the black community. Now, at least according to my older black friend, there is not a push as much to get to church on Wednesday night and Sundays. And he contributes that back to not having the dad/husband in the home.

From Claude:
Let me pull what exists at the city/parish level.

Baton Rouge has better raw homicide data than the state — and worse race data. Here's both.

**Total homicides, East Baton Rouge Parish** (EBR Coroner's Office, which maintains a continuous count back to 1999):

Roughly 60–100 per year through 2016, a jump to 124 in 2017, then the pandemic-era spike — 136 in 2020 and a record 170 in 2021 — followed by an uneven decline. 2025 came in at 106.

**Victim race.** Only scattered years are published, but they're consistent and stark:

In 2024, parish homicide victims were 86% male and 88% Black. Earlier city-limits figures run higher: about 96% of Baton Rouge homicide victims in 2021 were Black — 86% Black males, up from 78% in 2020, and 10% Black females. A peer-reviewed content analysis found white victims made up 2% of Baton Rouge homicide victims in 2018 but nearly 40% of victims appearing in news coverage. Population share is approximate (2020 Census, parish-level).

**Offender race: there's essentially nothing published year-by-year at this level.** No BRPD, Sheriff's Office, or DA report breaks out homicide suspects by race annually. The closest proxies are statewide LIBRS (62% Black / 15% white / 15% unspecified in 2023) and that same 2018 study, which found white and Latino suspects were overrepresented in coverage while Black suspects were underrepresented — a comparison to real suspect data it doesn't publish in the abstract.

**Three caveats that will bite you if you use these numbers:**

- **Competing counts.** The Coroner counts all homicidal deaths; The Advocate's tracker excludes killings ruled justified or negligent. For 2024 that's 125 vs. 113 (later revised to 107). For 2025, 106 vs. 94. Neither is wrong — pick one definition and stay in it.
- **City vs. parish.** BRPD investigated 84 of 2024's homicides; the Sheriff's Office had 27 outside city limits. Most "Baton Rouge" figures you'll find silently switch between the two.
- **The 2005–06 dip is real but confounded** by post-Katrina population influx into EBR, which changed the denominator sharply.

**For a proper pull:** `data.brla.gov` hosts combined BRPD + EBR Sheriff incident-level crime data going back to Jan 2021, with victim and suspect demographic fields — that's your best shot at building the offender-side series yourself. For pre-2021, CDC WONDER supports county-level queries for East Baton Rouge (population is large enough to avoid most suppression), which gets you a clean victim-race series back two decades.

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Gun Memorial

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But BLM bro

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But I think the difference is the black kids never feel loved. Whereas the white/Hispanic families pretend to be a family sometimes, or maybe they even try. But that black child never feels wanted. I’m not sure, I’m not a psychologist but I think it goes deeper than just being beat.

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I agree with this. Regardless of race and income level, the vast majority had problematic childhoods but again its much worse in black households. Again non-black households are not nearly as violent ... that really creates stronger demons in kids

I grew up in the black community, trust me it's bad and it's only gotten worse. The most unsafe place for a black child is a black household ... he or she would be better off in a white household.

I'm black but I don't identify with the black community. I try my best to avoid them now

Statistically, 80-90% of murders are intraracial. Skews higher among AA.

Violent alcoholics are very dangerous.

Jkjk carry on