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Most dangerous cities in Nebraska

  • Lincoln Journal Star
  • Aug 24, 2021
  • Aug 24, 2021 Updated Mar 13, 2024
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See how your hometown ranks among the most dangerous cities in Nebraska. Ratings have been determined according to the rate of violent crime per capita.

4. North Platte

4. North Platte

With a population of 23,705 and 89 violent crimes, the city had a rate of 3.75 per 1,000.

Photo: Union Pacific train engines line up outside a service building in North Platte.

FILE PHOTO

3. Lincoln

3. Lincoln

The Star City had a population of 291,128 with 1,115 violent crimes, a rate of 3.83 per 1,000.

Photo: Police in Lincoln investigate a shooting near the intersection of 14th and E streets in August 2019. 

JOURNAL STAR FILE PHOTO

2. Grand Island

2. Grand Island

With a population of 51,821 and 236 violent crimes, the largest of the Tri Cities had a 2019 rate of 4.55 per 1,000 people.

Photo: Grand Island police and State Patrol personnel investigate after a body was found in a Grand Island yard in August 2020. 

GRAND ISLAND INDEPENDENT FILE PHOTO

1. Omaha

1. Omaha

In 2019, the state's largest city at 470,481 people had 2,833 violent crimes for a rate of 6.13 per 1,000.

Photo: Omaha police and University Police guard the entrance to the Nebraska Medicine Emergency room after an Omaha police officer was shot at Westroads Mall in March 2021. 

WORLD-HERALD FILE PHOTO
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