Kansas City 2018 Homicide #88: Man Gunned Down Outside Home Near Elementary School



Deadly violence continues in KCMO neighborhoods this afternoon.

Here's a quick round-up of the latest, local murder:

KCTV5: Police in Kansas City are investigating a fatal shooting in the area of the 7000 block of Askew.

Deets:

"Authorities say a man around the age of 40 was found dead in the front yard of the home. The suspect was seen by witnesses fleeing the area in a gold mid-sized SUV, according to police."

There were 100 homicides at this time last year and 75 the year before that . . .

As always, anyone with info on this murder or any other crime is encouraged to contact the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-8477.

Comments

  1. Has someone made a map charting the location of every homicide? I'd be curious to look at that and see what it reveals

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  2. There is a homicide tracker by location. You can Google it, or go to the KSHB web site, put in a forward slash and add homicide-tracker after the forward slash.

    You'll find a handful north of the river, and about five in and around Gladstone for the same homicide. Apparently, police-involved shootings are counted as homicides.

    There is also a homicides by zip code, and you will find one particular zip code with the highest homicide rate is very much south of the river.

    Hint: Statistics show you shouldn't go south of the river. If you do, arm up and be vigilant.

    Go4KC will be upset by this post.

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  3. kcmo.gov also has an analysis of homicides in KC which shows that 70% of homicides are committed by blacks and Hispanics, with 27% of unknown race (I can take a guess based on their other statistics).

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  4. The police just said that crime was on the decline, guess what, wrong again! Homies just love killing!

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  5. A case of bullying.

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  6. Mayor
    Loves
    Killings

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