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Is Crenshaw, Los Angeles, CA Safe? The D+ grade means the rate of crime is slightly higher than the average US neighborhood. Crenshaw is in the 30th percentile for safety, meaning 70% of neighborhoods are safer and 30% of neighborhoods are more dangerous.
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Crime Quick Facts. Crenshaw crime rates are 106% higher than the national average. Violent crimes in Crenshaw are 315% higher than the national average. In Crenshaw you have a 1 in 21 chance of becoming a victim of crime. Crenshaw is safer than 21% of the cities in California.
Crenshaw is in the 17th percentile for safety, meaning 83% of neighborhoods are safer and 17% of neighborhoods are more dangerous. The rate of violent crime in Crenshaw is 8.398 per 1,000 residents during a standard year.
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I recommend living North of Gage and West of Western, as I definitely feel less safe when venturing beyond those boundaries (tbh I mostly stay North of Slauson and West of Crenshaw). Even in the roughest neighborhoods, though, you will find great streets. In general, violent crime is way down and very easy to avoid.
Crenshaw and Pico isn't too bad. I'd recommend staying north of olympic and west of Crenshaw but if you're set on living in that area there are worse places to live. Typically we have bike thefts, chain snatch robberies, and burglaries in that area ( we have burglaries everywhere).
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