Detroit Downtown’s crime rates 26% below national average
Hotel Online reports that a visitor has a significantly lower probability of becoming a crime victim in downtown Detroit than in the state of Michigan or in the entire United States, according to a new study released today by the Tourism Economic Development Council (TEDC) and prepared by Wayne State University’s Michigan Metropolitan Information Center.
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