Michigan Crime Watch: Alarming Statistics by City, Part Two C-D

This article is PART II of a five-part series focusing on ten different types of crimes committed in Michigan over a year, as reported in the FBI's Annual Crime Report (2021 analysis). With 424 cities studied, we'll look at them alphabetically, focusing on C-D or Cadillac through Durand. See the link below for the previous entries (A-B or Addison through Burton). As more cities are added, the links below will be updated.

Related: Michigan Annual Crime A to Z By City, Part I: Addison To Burton

Related: Michigan Crime Watch: Alarming Statistics by City, Part Three E-H

Related: Michigan Crime Watch: Alarming Statistics by City, Part Four I-O

The FBI's annual crime report includes a vast amount of information; we'll focus on ten different types of crime: violent crime, murder-nonnegligent manslaughter, rape 1, robbery, aggravated assault, property crime, burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson.

Michigan Crime A-Z Part II: Annual Crime Analysis C through D, Cadillac to Durand

With 'D' falling in this data set, it's no surprise that Detroit, Michigan, is the most violent city, with 13,040 violent crimes reported in the FBI's annual crime report. The number of crimes in any category committed in Detroit is startling. Still, considering the population density compared to the rest of the state helps to put things into perspective.

This analysis covers more than just major cities; it also drills down into township-level crimes. My hometown's numbers took me aback. I'm curious how yours fared. Here's an alphabetical glance at a Michigan year in crime: C through D or Cadillac through Durand.