Speaking of data, I wish Metro (the COUNTY Sherrif) would make more information available around not just just the number homicides but crime in general. It’s important to know that the majority of these homicides/murders are drug or domestic violence related. There is also some gang killings mixed in there as well. This doesn’t mean that EVERYONE shouldn’t always practice good situational awareness whenever they are out in public.
If these locations are based where they dead bodies are found, I’m almost positive the ones on the outskirts of town were moved there after being murdered. Either way, grew up here basically my whole life and it’s easy to distinguish the good neighborhoods from the bad. Be safe out there
Where he is I know was close to the old Stewart Ranch across the street from where the Old Mormon Fort was. The first settled area of the Valley by white people. You should know.
I lived on Owens and Cheyenne, North Las Vegas Blvd. Never had any problem. There are a lot of homeless people because is near the Freemont area which is their place to beg for food or money.
Only area that is safe is craig road between decatur and Simmons. Theres a police station close by and living in that area its very quiet with many officers that live nearby
Hi Jacob. I recalled almost 7months ago I was homeless and stuck in Vegas. In fact, I hanged out at Foremaster and North Las Vegas Blvd. In that time, I sought shelter at Catholic Charities and later on at the Salvation Army on Owens Avenue. Ultimately, I was able to go back home to L.A. I wish and pray that our country would address this crisis for good. Unfortunately, homeless is a business.
Gated areas help significantly also. People think it’s expensive to live in a gated area. It’s usually only about a hundred dollars more per month, and when you go to sleep at night or for a walk at 3am, you can feel confident (99%) that you are safe.
Liking and posting for the Al Gore Rhythm! Staying for the great, intelligent commentary! Thanks Jacob! As always, great info. Before we moved to Henderson, I researched the same websites for ALL criminal activity as well as websites for the flood plane areas, "super fund" clean up sites for toxic dumping by past industries, airport runways and train track locations for noise. Getting a great price on a house goes out the window if you can't sleep because your next to railroad tracks or in a flight path. Noxious fumes, "glowing" neighbors and swimming out to your car after a heavy rain aren't much fun either. No people, don't assume all of Henderson is good just because I mentioned that that is where I moved to, because just like North Las Vegas, Summerlin and other areas, there are really great spots and really bad ones. Also Henderson covers A LOT of area. I recommend that everyone do their OWN homework before settling in on any area or a "great deal".
Hi Kevin. Thank for following and sharing some of your experience. I'm sure it was a very different Vegas in the early 90s! If you're up for it, I'd like to do an interview where you talk about what it was like working in Vegas during that time, and share a story or two. If you are, then please shoot me an email at jacobsvegassponsors@gmail.com. Don't sweat if you're not. I appreciate the support either way
Appreciate the information from someone who is planning to purchase a home and move to Las Vegas. Keep it coming. Info that realtors are not allowed to disclose.
Orth! Keep up the great work! Crazy how that area has The Neon signs, a Casino, & a heavy population of homeless within a 0.5 mile. Hopefully the city can help the area in the near future.
I don't live in las vegas but have been all over the city numerous times for work. the area where the KMART is in north las vegas always made me nervous. and washington blvd just west of i-15 also was an area I didn't like driving thru. them are 2 areas I would never be in when it's dark......especially alone. and definetly not if I was a female.
the kmart down las vegas blvd is not there anymore. i live around there and i can tell you it's actually quite quiet and have never had any problems, the area around old downtown is where the problem begins . Car break ins, squatters, drugs you name it.
Most murders are done by someone you know so it's not like you walk down the street and boom you get shot in the head. Most tend to be family, friend or lover dispute that leads to murders. I hope people realize that😌
Bro ur phyco if u live in this side of the tracks this happens all the time bro ppl get shot just for looking at sum funny people do drive by's for no reason and it kills innocent ppl
* Hi Jacob..., "Excellent homicide reporting ! !" * Or.., I call it.., "Heads-Up ! !" Thank you for sharing.. Your friend always.., Mike O'Brien in historic Uptown Butte, Montana.. * P.S.: Once again, thank you for sharing and have a great Monday and a wonderful week ahead, too.. Mike :)
NorthTown aka North las vegas was popping back in the day. The East Side area of Pecos and owens was notorious. Washington and Pecos. Eastern and owens ...
i actually just moved here 8 months ago and im in lower southern highlands. fuckin love it . but ive def noticed upper east side is not the spot per say. i tint for a living and the mid to upper east side is the last place i wanna go. other than that this place is dope and 1000% better than spokane lol after being here for just under a year im stoked that i knew where you were at the start of the video lol
“Making robberies into larcenies. Making rapes disappear. You juke the stats, and majors become colonels. I've been here before.” Roland 'Prezbo' Pryzbylewski from The Wire
Hi Jacob. Do you know if the area around the Silver Seven's (Paradise and Flamingo) is dangerous at night? I have never had any problems. But then again I just walk from Gordon Biersch's to the Seven. Then to Ellis Island then back to Bally's. Not sure if I should walk to the Double Down Saloon at night from the Seven. Any thoughts on this?
Cashman Field, Anderson Dairy, the site of the old Vegas Village and where you are is across the street from the old Fantsy Park next to Stewart Ranch. The Mormon Fort. I know the area very very well. I used to as a child walk from my old house by Owens and Mojave to Fantsy Park up the Washington channel. Washington and Pecos was a big forrest of desert trees. Life in the mid sixties that was a fun place to grow up. Boy have times. changed.
Thanks for sharing this important information with us Jacob. This is very prevalent to those who want to move there and those who are thinking about moving there such as myself. 👍🏾
Thanks so much for sharing this Video. I know the area you are showing. It helps a lot to know where to stay away from. I am living here now and I want to move to a better area than where I am now. I will do some research. God bless you Jacob. Be safe 😃
Very interesting video Jacob. I appreciate the information. It sort of helps me get a sense of how Vegas is you know? I was actually born here, but never really lived that long in Vegas before I moved. But I have been going there for trips and all, but I’m really glad that I have found your channel. You have some pretty neat content. Keep up the great work as always. ^^
hey mate! ive seen a few of your vids. I just moved here to LV on a whim a few months ago. I am off east Charleston.... which is kind of near downtown area... would you say that is a decent place? I havent seen anything or heard anything, other than addicts/homeless and they never bother me anyway.
I will say this, being born and raised in one of the worst neighborhoods of Chicago- Las Vegas is the safest place you can find to live! I believe in Live and let Live! I guess you have to have a bit of street knowledge and always be aware of your surroundings and you should be fine!
You're so right the problem is ppl don't know how to go with their gut you can live but you also have to be on guard ppl be so caught up on their phones now a days so it makes it easy to catch them slipping
I used to live there but on Donna St (where it was crip territory back in the days)and Carey. Lived there for about a month and decided to break my lease and moved to Summerlin w/ a roommate. You hear sirens everyday. Many homeless too.
@@johnjacobjingleheimerschmi2895 Hi John! I would not recommend living anywhere around the strip. Places around Summerlin, Green Valley, Centennial Hills, The Lakes,Whitney Ranch or even Rancho Charleston are ideal. Just think of it living there close to the strip with all the fireworks especially if you have a dog. Your neighbors too can be loud and rowdy. There are crime there but not as bad as North Las Vegas. If your planning on finding an apartment, just look up the reviews. I'm sure it will help your decide. Hope this helps! Good Luck!
@@Ap32023 The Enterprise area is pretty much one of the best places to live. It's more suburban there. There are a lot of restaurants,bars,coffee shops and parks. It's an ideal place. Last I've known was the population is around 214,000. Sorry for the late reply. 🖐️😊
My Dad loves that area and gets quite offended when pointing out its flaws (like the murder rate). Lets compare these numbers to those in Tacoma, WA: Through May 9th (this year) there have 23 homicides in an area about the size of Las Vegas
Hi how are you doing today? What do you think of the Siegel suites down there? I'm considering moving to Vegas in next couple months and am looking for something affordable since I receive. SSDI benefits.. Thank you for your time and I did enjoy the video. Very informative..
As far as I know, avoid the area he's standing, " North" LV, EAST of strip, starting around Sahara is bad. A little further west, buffalo, decatur, some decent apts. For cheap.. Of course, I haven't been in 10 years..❤️🙏👉🇺🇸👍
whenever there is a large overpopulation of people more and more crime will develop, i fear that will eventually happen to vegas considering people are moving there in droves, i could and hope I'm wrong but overpopulated places cities etc aren't good especially if many people are unemployed/ poor etc, i don't know how it is economically or the unemployment rate but it's also something to consider before moving anywhere.
hey this is a dumb question but did you see the condo deals at trump tower? 400k down and 800 a month. seems too good to be true. is that area safe around the fashion show mall? the railroad tracks are right behind sammy david. i dont want to be murdered obviously
Who Ever Decides To Crack Your Head, We'll Just Say That Is The Most Dangerous Part Of VEGAS, At This Point... Would You Agree With That ASSESSMENT!!! 🤔 JACOB???
The tourists never get to see what regular Las Vegas is. They only see the glitz and glamor. They don't see how us regular people live in Las Vegas. Or all the areas around the glitz and glamor
I was there. Owens, Main Street, Las Vegas Boulevard. Catholic Charities for 1 year. From September 2016 to September 2017. It wasn't that bad. Basically all I did was watch TV in the Catholic Charities Day Shelter and at Salvation Army up the street too. Catholic Charities got rid of it. Stay in a bunk bed. As many nights as you want. No time limit. Walk around outside to the free meals. Library was real close. They moved it further away. Now they got all this homeless construction/expansion on Foremaster street. They also had a good breakfast for those with food stamps. People even sometimes lined up for Chinese food outside Salvation Army. Given by people in cars not by the shelter. I had a daily routine. After watching TV, I'd trek to the library, then to the salvation army lunch, back to the library, to use Wifi, then to Rescue Mission dinner, then to Catholic Charities bunk beds. I'd also walk to Freemont street to help pass the time. Trek around. Buy an energy drink with food stamps. But hang around in the same spot on the sidewalk with the pop Tents. I never did that.
Hey Pigeon Picker. Thank you for sharing your first hand experience. It's much appreciated. If you're willing to share some more details, would you mind sending me an email at jacobsvegassponsors@gmail.com to reach me? I'm working on another video on the subject, and could use a little more insight. Thank you
Hard topic but necessary to talk about. A 28 year resident from Detroit. I've seen things worsen over the last 2 years. Sad but its a cycle of growth.. its time to move on to a smaller town
Hey Jacob...thanks for the knowledge...I wandered over to Jerry’s Nugget on my last trip...with my hubby, thank god!....cuz I had a Freeplay coupon and I’d never been there and we had a car and blah blah blah. Well. I was underwhelmed and the area is indeed trying hard but still sketchy...certainly not a place to take the CATs bus to, as I usually might because I think I’m a tough old broad. Tough...eh...but certainly not stupid. Once over there with an escort was enuff for me, I also once walked over to Neon Museum by myself from Downtown during the day...wasn’t bothered by anyone but it probably wasn’t the smartest move, either......lesson learned!
your right in the center of homeless city, of course the activity there will be sketchy at best. true in any city homeless,mental isues,drugs etc = homicide.
Boulder City has almost no violent crimes but they are a "sundown town" and do not allow people of color to purchase homes. Even when the dam was under construction no non- white workers could reside, eat or transit due to the color of their skin. The white rode buses completely separate from the non-white workers and under no circumstances could a white bus be used to transport non-whites if the latter's transportation was broken down. When the dam was completed, all items used by the non-white workers, to include the transportation vehicles were destroyed to prevent racial cross contamination. Hell they even had a dog named "Ni***r" to whom they immortalized on a plaque in the center of the dam, despite it being offensive and insensitive to the local residing black population.
Living anywhere near Boulder hwy should be avoided except maybe closer to henderson I lived across the street from Boulder Station and was coming home one day iwas told i wasnt allowed to enter because there was a meth lab situation this in the 2000s then my mom lived near Tropicana and Boulder hwy. I got robbed trying to buy food this was in 2015 only other place this happened was on rancho and Washington knocked a guy out into a bus stop enclosure for trying to rob me. Downtown is a whole other monster 😆
Vegas doesn't get the media attention as a crime-filled city as it needs to get... It's dirty and dark here, guys. - Yours Truly, A life-long resident P.S.- I've seen some shit....
The overwhelming majority of homicides are between people who know each other. But as you pointed out, this data can still be used as a proxy for other types of crime. Also worth knowing, Nevada is a CCW state so if you frequent these parts of town you can legally fight back.
I think another important part of your data would be the time of day of the homicides. As I would always tell my son , “nothing good ever happens after midnight”. What do you think. And oh by the way , I live in Henderson 😃
I live in Las Vegas since 2000 but since we were invaded by everybody from California we turned into a bad city. Lots of thugs had moved here with thousands of homelesses from California.
Coming from Baltimore this is literally safe in comparison which is wild.
Speaking of data, I wish Metro (the COUNTY Sherrif) would make more information available around not just just the number homicides but crime in general. It’s important to know that the majority of these homicides/murders are drug or domestic violence related. There is also some gang killings mixed in there as well. This doesn’t mean that EVERYONE shouldn’t always practice good situational awareness whenever they are out in public.
They keep it hidden so tourists won't be scared away.
If these locations are based where they dead bodies are found, I’m almost positive the ones on the outskirts of town were moved there after being murdered. Either way, grew up here basically my whole life and it’s easy to distinguish the good neighborhoods from the bad. Be safe out there
Where he is I know was close to the old Stewart Ranch across the street from where the Old Mormon Fort was. The first settled area of the Valley by white people. You should know.
Nice insights, what advice would you give to a someone who is interested in moving to Las Vegas?
Nope. Residents are being murdered in their own homes in very lush gated golf course communities. Just look for murders or crime in Anthem, etc. 2023
las vegas only get worse honestly.
sad seeing my city go downhill. it’s time to move.
just don't get caught lacking! The shootings are scattered all over Vegas
And keep that 9mm on you
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yep north las vegas is dangerous. Always has been since I was a kid and that was 10-15 years ago.
I lived on Owens and Cheyenne, North Las Vegas Blvd. Never had any problem. There are a lot of homeless people because is near the Freemont area which is their place to beg for food or money.
@@susanabrown6372 cheyenne area is pretty safe but for the most part, not really.
@@dathip I used to ride the bus Route 16 from Owens and Main to the senior center on Bonanza. There are many homeless people but never felt unsafe.
Only area that is safe is craig road between decatur and Simmons. Theres a police station close by and living in that area its very quiet with many officers that live nearby
Is sunrise area bad ? Moving there on the 1st of July and really need some insight on the area
Well, you did start near a graveyard and yeah, Boulder Hwy can be sketchy.
Hi Jacob. I recalled almost 7months ago I was homeless and stuck in Vegas. In fact, I hanged out at Foremaster and North Las Vegas Blvd. In that time, I sought shelter at Catholic Charities and later on at the Salvation Army on Owens Avenue. Ultimately, I was able to go back home to L.A. I wish and pray that our country would address this crisis for good. Unfortunately, homeless is a business.
How you doing?
@@RjKME I have moved back home in L.A. and doing good
I love Las Vegas. I've been there 3 times and it's my favorite vacation spot. The bad areas I will not go there at night
Basically the farther away from the strip and downtown you are, the safer you are
And West or Henderson.
Gated areas help significantly also. People think it’s expensive to live in a gated area. It’s usually only about a hundred dollars more per month, and when you go to sleep at night or for a walk at 3am, you can feel confident (99%) that you are safe.
That's true
@@brento2890 East side has plenty of gated areas, but still not really safe. It helps in most areas, but its not foolproof.
Wrong, Gated areas provide a false sense of security. Criminals and squatters easily scale the walls.
On the plus side, houses are pretty affordable in this area, for all you California buyers
if your moving to North Las Vegas make sure it's north of Cheyenne alot less crime and insurance rates are alot less :o)
I lived in Henderson for 3 years. Domestic abuse is crazy.
Liking and posting for the Al Gore Rhythm! Staying for the great, intelligent commentary!
Thanks Jacob! As always, great info. Before we moved to Henderson, I researched the same websites for ALL criminal activity as well as websites for the flood plane areas, "super fund" clean up sites for toxic dumping by past industries, airport runways and train track locations for noise. Getting a great price on a house goes out the window if you can't sleep because your next to railroad tracks or in a flight path. Noxious fumes, "glowing" neighbors and swimming out to your car after a heavy rain aren't much fun either.
No people, don't assume all of Henderson is good just because I mentioned that that is where I moved to, because just like North Las Vegas, Summerlin and other areas, there are really great spots and really bad ones. Also Henderson covers A LOT of area. I recommend that everyone do their OWN homework before settling in on any area or a "great deal".
Binions horseshoe worked there as an valet in the early 90s moved out in 97 never went back only to visit had fun though when I lived there....
Hi Kevin. Thank for following and sharing some of your experience. I'm sure it was a very different Vegas in the early 90s! If you're up for it, I'd like to do an interview where you talk about what it was like working in Vegas during that time, and share a story or two. If you are, then please shoot me an email at jacobsvegassponsors@gmail.com. Don't sweat if you're not. I appreciate the support either way
No question the east side of town and close to I-15 and Las Vegas Blvd. are tuff neighborhoods.
Appreciate the information from someone who is planning to purchase a home and move to Las Vegas. Keep it coming. Info that realtors are not allowed to disclose.
Exactly! Glad it helps Maria!
Just try to buy a home on thee outskirts and you should be perfectly fine
Nice video Jacob!!! I should look at a comparison between Vegas and Pittsburgh. They are very close in size in terms of urban areas population.
Pittsburgh is not a tourist destination. Crime is hidden in Vegas so tourists won't be scared off.
Orth! Keep up the great work! Crazy how that area has The Neon signs, a Casino, & a heavy population of homeless within a 0.5 mile. Hopefully the city can help the area in the near future.
I am Jacob this is my life in Vegas
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I don't live in las vegas but have been all over the city numerous times for work. the area where the KMART is in north las vegas always made me nervous. and washington blvd just west of i-15 also was an area I didn't like driving thru. them are 2 areas I would never be in when it's dark......especially alone. and definetly not if I was a female.
the kmart down las vegas blvd is not there anymore. i live around there and i can tell you it's actually quite quiet and have never had any problems, the area around old downtown is where the problem begins . Car break ins, squatters, drugs you name it.
@nate. thanks for the info. hate to see all the kmart's going under. hope they can find another retailer to take up the space.
@@wasatchm theres a big uhaul store there now , and no problem 👍🏽
Good job!
Thanks!
This is valuable information. I do vacation in that city and often explore other areas than the Strip or Fremont Street.
Important content Jacob. Got to present the bad with the good 👍
Thank you Rick!
@Rick Dalton I got off there by accident one time and drove around. Looked like the freaking Walking Dead.
Most murders are done by someone you know so it's not like you walk down the street and boom you get shot in the head. Most tend to be family, friend or lover dispute that leads to murders. I hope people realize that😌
True however lets please not sweep this stuff understand the rug because it is happening
It's not. Like that always
What evidence do you have to back that up?
Bro ur phyco if u live in this side of the tracks this happens all the time bro ppl get shot just for looking at sum funny people do drive by's for no reason and it kills innocent ppl
I read on the KTNV page that there were 6 in Henderson by early August in 2020. But a good video anyway 👍
Could be. I wish Henderson's crime map was more user friendly so that it's easier to see the numbers
Henderson was one of the safest cities in America 10 years ago.
* Hi Jacob..., "Excellent homicide reporting ! !" * Or.., I call it.., "Heads-Up ! !" Thank you for sharing.. Your friend always.., Mike O'Brien in historic Uptown Butte, Montana.. * P.S.: Once again, thank you for sharing and have a great Monday and a wonderful week ahead, too.. Mike :)
boulder highway is pretty trashy for pretty much the entirety of its length though
I’m just dying to go to Las Vegas! 🤣
Hey Jacob, random question, what shooting range in Las Vegas do you recommend ?
I just did a video at Rnage702 and had a blast! Definitely worth a try
That was me honking at you cutie pie😂🎉lol❤ stay tuned for part 2
thumbs up and subbed, just moved here thanks for the info bro.
Good informative video.
Thanks GUy!
@@JacobslifeinVegas if we compare homicide rates for 2020, LV 66 Indy 215. I say Vegas is pretty safe.
Thanks for sharing
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NorthTown aka North las vegas was popping back in the day. The East Side area of Pecos and owens was notorious. Washington and Pecos. Eastern and owens ...
Facts 💪🏽💯
@@Dat1Family Johnny Boy, much luv G
Thanks for your information jacob now I know where to move in vegas
i actually just moved here 8 months ago and im in lower southern highlands. fuckin love it . but ive def noticed upper east side is not the spot per say. i tint for a living and the mid to upper east side is the last place i wanna go. other than that this place is dope and 1000% better than spokane lol after being here for just under a year im stoked that i knew where you were at the start of the video lol
good video Jacob... nice
“Making robberies into larcenies. Making rapes disappear. You juke the stats, and majors become colonels. I've been here before.”
Roland 'Prezbo' Pryzbylewski from The Wire
Great info as always Jacob 👍
Hi Jacob. Do you know if the area around the Silver Seven's (Paradise and Flamingo) is dangerous at night? I have never had any problems. But then again I just walk from Gordon Biersch's to the Seven. Then to Ellis Island then back to Bally's. Not sure if I should walk to the Double Down Saloon at night from the Seven. Any thoughts on this?
Just east of Paradise, is let's say, " low income Property"
@@chrispafrieddreams9118 Yep. The Double Down is about as far east as I'm going to go in Vegas. Thanks dude.
Cashman Field, Anderson Dairy, the site of the old Vegas Village and where you are is across the street from the old Fantsy Park next to Stewart Ranch. The Mormon Fort. I know the area very very well. I used to as a child walk from my old house by Owens and Mojave to Fantsy Park up the Washington channel. Washington and Pecos was a big forrest of desert trees. Life in the mid sixties that was a fun place to grow up. Boy have times. changed.
Is it safe to walk to Jerry’s around midnight?
Thanks for sharing this important information with us Jacob. This is very prevalent to those who want to move there and those who are thinking about moving there such as myself. 👍🏾
good topic...would have appreciated the type of murders as an example for north las vegas ... during robbery, domestic dispute, gang violence, etc...
Thanks Marcus. I think you would have to individually look at each police report to find that out
Thanks so much for sharing this Video. I know the area you are showing. It helps a lot to know where to stay away from. I am living here now and I want to move to a better area than where I am now. I will do some research. God bless you Jacob. Be safe 😃
You are so welcome! Thank you Gloria!
Yeah, you definitely gotta be careful out there.
I live lake mead n milk used to be bad area but it’s getting better
Very interesting video Jacob. I appreciate the information. It sort of helps me get a sense of how Vegas is you know?
I was actually born here, but never really lived that long in Vegas before I moved. But I have been going there for trips and all, but I’m really glad that I have found your channel. You have some pretty neat content. Keep up the great work as always. ^^
I grew up in rose garden town homes just behind Jerry’s nugget it’s been the danger zone over there for as long as I can remember
Thanks Jacob
You're welcome Tim!
Good information. Can you give us an update for 2022 when the year ends? Thanks.
hey mate! ive seen a few of your vids. I just moved here to LV on a whim a few months ago. I am off east Charleston.... which is kind of near downtown area... would you say that is a decent place? I havent seen anything or heard anything, other than addicts/homeless and they never bother me anyway.
I will say this, being born and raised in one of the worst neighborhoods of Chicago- Las Vegas is the safest place you can find to live! I believe in Live and let Live! I guess you have to have a bit of street knowledge and always be aware of your surroundings and you should be fine!
I feel you bro I’m from philly!
You're so right the problem is ppl don't know how to go with their gut you can live but you also have to be on guard ppl be so caught up on their phones now a days so it makes it easy to catch them slipping
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I used to live there but on Donna St (where it was crip territory back in the days)and Carey. Lived there for about a month and decided to break my lease and moved to Summerlin w/ a roommate. You hear sirens everyday. Many homeless too.
Hey, I'm thinking about moving to an apartment complex near the Palms Casino (just west), what're your thoughts on that area?
@@johnjacobjingleheimerschmi2895 Hi John! I would not recommend living anywhere around the strip. Places around Summerlin, Green Valley, Centennial Hills, The Lakes,Whitney Ranch or even Rancho Charleston are ideal. Just think of it living there close to the strip with all the fireworks especially if you have a dog. Your neighbors too can be loud and rowdy. There are crime there but not as bad as North Las Vegas. If your planning on finding an apartment, just look up the reviews. I'm sure it will help your decide.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
@@johnjacobjingleheimerschmi2895 it’s a great place to live if you want to get shot and robbed.
@@jeanniemerino4337How's the Enterprise area?
@@Ap32023 The Enterprise area is pretty much one of the best places to live. It's more suburban there. There are a lot of restaurants,bars,coffee shops and parks. It's an ideal place. Last I've known was the population is around 214,000. Sorry for the late reply. 🖐️😊
Seems like a large portion of L.A. spilled over into Las Vegas over time. In fact many parts of Las Vegas remind me of San Fernando Valley.
Seems like? Its here. Its driving alot of people away. Its ridiculous
Totally... from LA and noticed it about 3 years ago.
Any place in the USA basically is nice as long as you have plenty of money.
Now we talking, homie legit ina bad area I swear be careful my boy! Thanks for the great content. Do some interviews on Carey and las Vegas blvd
My Dad loves that area and gets quite offended when pointing out its flaws (like the murder rate). Lets compare these numbers to those in Tacoma, WA: Through May 9th (this year) there have 23 homicides in an area about the size of Las Vegas
Grew up in Vegas, isn't really a bad town at all. Just stay away from the vicinities of any of the Budget Suites weekly rentals should be fine
Hi how are you doing today? What do you think of the Siegel suites down there?
I'm considering moving to Vegas in next couple months and am looking for something affordable since I receive. SSDI benefits..
Thank you for your time and I did enjoy the video. Very informative..
As far as I know, avoid the area he's standing, " North" LV, EAST of strip, starting around Sahara is bad. A little further west, buffalo, decatur, some decent apts. For cheap.. Of course, I haven't been in 10 years..❤️🙏👉🇺🇸👍
Siegel and other short stays are known to be problems. I hope you found something and are doing ok.
You should include 89183! eg. Barbara Lane & Kindsland Street = Gang Banger's 24/7
Do you know how’s the neighborhood near eastern and Charleston
Wait until there is water shortages
Thank you.
whenever there is a large overpopulation of people more and more crime will develop, i fear that will eventually happen to vegas considering people are moving there in droves, i could and hope I'm wrong but overpopulated places cities etc aren't good especially if many people are unemployed/ poor etc, i don't know how it is economically or the unemployment rate but it's also something to consider before moving anywhere.
Yes. With people so close together, no green space, etc. And the heat always makes people angry and prone to violence.
In other words just like any other big city.
Nope. Its steadily going downhill, theres a huge difference.
hey this is a dumb question but did you see the condo deals at trump tower? 400k down and 800 a month. seems too good to be true. is that area safe around the fashion show mall? the railroad tracks are right behind sammy david. i dont want to be murdered obviously
How is the gay night life in Vegas? What are your favorite places to visit?
haha that sounds like it’d be a fun video
Who Ever Decides To Crack Your Head, We'll Just Say That Is The Most Dangerous Part Of VEGAS, At This Point...
Would You Agree With That ASSESSMENT!!! 🤔 JACOB???
The tourists never get to see what regular Las Vegas is. They only see the glitz and glamor. They don't see how us regular people live in Las Vegas. Or all the areas around the glitz and glamor
I was there. Owens, Main Street, Las Vegas Boulevard. Catholic Charities for 1 year. From September 2016 to September 2017. It wasn't that bad. Basically all I did was watch TV in the Catholic Charities Day Shelter and at Salvation Army up the street too. Catholic Charities got rid of it. Stay in a bunk bed. As many nights as you want. No time limit. Walk around outside to the free meals. Library was real close. They moved it further away. Now they got all this homeless construction/expansion on Foremaster street. They also had a good breakfast for those with food stamps. People even sometimes lined up for Chinese food outside Salvation Army. Given by people in cars not by the shelter. I had a daily routine. After watching TV, I'd trek to the library, then to the salvation army lunch, back to the library, to use Wifi, then to Rescue Mission dinner, then to Catholic Charities bunk beds. I'd also walk to Freemont street to help pass the time. Trek around. Buy an energy drink with food stamps. But hang around in the same spot on the sidewalk with the pop Tents. I never did that.
Hey Pigeon Picker. Thank you for sharing your first hand experience. It's much appreciated. If you're willing to share some more details, would you mind sending me an email at jacobsvegassponsors@gmail.com to reach me? I'm working on another video on the subject, and could use a little more insight. Thank you
Hard topic but necessary to talk about. A 28 year resident from Detroit. I've seen things worsen over the last 2 years. Sad but its a cycle of growth.. its time to move on to a smaller town
Have friends who live in Henderson and they often talk about the other neighborhoods. Useful information. Thanks.
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Hey Jacob...thanks for the knowledge...I wandered over to Jerry’s Nugget on my last trip...with my hubby, thank god!....cuz I had a Freeplay coupon and I’d never been there and we had a car and blah blah blah. Well. I was underwhelmed and the area is indeed trying hard but still sketchy...certainly not a place to take the CATs bus to, as I usually might because I think I’m a tough old broad. Tough...eh...but certainly not stupid. Once over there with an escort was enuff for me, I also once walked over to Neon Museum by myself from Downtown during the day...wasn’t bothered by anyone but it probably wasn’t the smartest move, either......lesson learned!
your right in the center of homeless city, of course the activity there will be sketchy at best. true in any city homeless,mental isues,drugs etc = homicide.
Hi Jacob from Alabama.
Hi Nancy!
What is the seediest place near downtown in Vegas?
Boulder City has almost no violent crimes but they are a "sundown town" and do not allow people of color to purchase homes. Even when the dam was under construction no non- white workers could reside, eat or transit due to the color of their skin. The white rode buses completely separate from the non-white workers and under no circumstances could a white bus be used to transport non-whites if the latter's transportation was broken down. When the dam was completed, all items used by the non-white workers, to include the transportation vehicles were destroyed to prevent racial cross contamination. Hell they even had a dog named "Ni***r" to whom they immortalized on a plaque in the center of the dam, despite it being offensive and insensitive to the local residing black population.
seriously? that’s just unbelievable and sad
Living anywhere near Boulder hwy should be avoided except maybe closer to henderson I lived across the street from Boulder Station and was coming home one day iwas told i wasnt allowed to enter because there was a meth lab situation this in the 2000s then my mom lived near Tropicana and Boulder hwy. I got robbed trying to buy food this was in 2015 only other place this happened was on rancho and Washington knocked a guy out into a bus stop enclosure for trying to rob me. Downtown is a whole other monster 😆
🎯. I live a few blocks away from Boulder Station and the east side is BAD.
Vegas doesn't get the media attention as a crime-filled city as it needs to get... It's dirty and dark here, guys.
- Yours Truly,
A life-long resident
P.S.- I've seen some shit....
what have you seen
And Goodman was showing Cashman Field to the A's. LOL.
Gotta keep the stainless steel with you at all times. 9x19, .45, .40, anything helps
The “deadliest neighbourhood” in Vegas are the casino floors. Countless suicides and life altering consequences when addicted or impulsive.
Not really. The deadliest place in your neighborhood (and mine) is the liquor store.
Lol
Vegas IS the suicide capital of the US, but not only for gamblers or tourists.
Sure was a windy spring. More than 3 months. . .every day!
Ooh! I need a private tour.. lol 😜
I'm going to be in Vegas July 17th for 2 mths 💕🤑🍴🛫🎰
The overwhelming majority of homicides are between people who know each other. But as you pointed out, this data can still be used as a proxy for other types of crime. Also worth knowing, Nevada is a CCW state so if you frequent these parts of town you can legally fight back.
I think another important part of your data would be the time of day of the homicides. As I would always tell my son , “nothing good ever happens after midnight”. What do you think. And oh by the way , I live in Henderson 😃
area around Jerry nuggets where the new amazon building is being built, is pretty shitty! sad that there are is lot of homelessness
Hi Jacob 😁
Hi Celia!
i carry however do not want a confrontation
Thanks cutie!
What about the bodies buried under the dasinos?
Can you hook me up with a good agent who can find me a place to buy near or off Spring Mountain Rd? How much does a small house in this area cost?
Their is one common thing besides poverty and ripple know it but can not say it out loud.
I live in Las Vegas since 2000 but since we were invaded by everybody from California we turned into a bad city. Lots of thugs had moved here with thousands of homelesses from California.
More like Detroit, New Orleans, St. Louis, Chicago.
Hey you’re by my job. 😄
just stay away from vegas its dangerous i was there last week
Ray, care to elaborate?