Every city has bad spots. Some have more property crime due to the poor economy and others have more violent crimes. Stats show that Detroit is #3 on the most dangerous list, but that may be Detroit proper only and not surrounding areas. I know someone who moved to North Carolina and returned to Detroit because they preferred the neighborhood property value separation there (all like property values in same areas whereas in North Carolina it is not unusual to see a 50,000 home or even a trailer next to a 250,000 home in many areas)

http://gawker.com/5695776/the-25-most-dangerous-cities-in-the-us-are-mostly-nice-places


>I have been contacted by a recruiter for a job in Detroit, Michigan. My concern is how bad is the crime situation there?
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>I don't think that I want to subject myself to a long drive out there, high crime, and a long ways away from my family. So, here's the point of contact:
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>ABHISHEK SINGH - Call 518-772-1327
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>abhishek@ematrix-inc.com
>41 State Street, Suite 604
>Albany, NY, 12207
>Phone: 518 465 8420
>Fax: 206 350 2451
>
>Position - FOX Pro Programmer and System Back Up Consultant
>Location - Plymouth, MI (95% possibility)
> Tecumseh, ON Canada (5 % possibility) only 60 miles from MI
>Duration - 1+ Year
>Description - EDI Maintenance . EDI between Shipping System and Scanning System.
>Required: - Fox Pro(Visual Fox Pro for Windows) Programming
>-ACCESS decoding, Touch-up
>-Belief Business Analysis, Documentation of Business Flow
>- Documentation of Program Specification
>-User Troubleshooting
>-English ( Native level)
>-On call for Night time and Weekend