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New city report on youth violence
Posted by: Matt McKinney under People and neighborhoods, Public records, Public safety, Urban living Updated: May 23, 2012 - 2:59 PM
A city report on youth violence has some interesting figures on crime, including a 2011 shots fired map that shows the worst neighborhoods for gunfire. Some of those areas include downtown's clubs area along First Avenue North as well as the north Minneapolis neighborhood where Terrell Mayes Jr., 3, was killed in December.
See the shots fired map below.
Shots fired map, Minneapolis, 2011. Source: City of Minneapolis
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