claim: the "six largest cities in ohio all have higher rates of violence and crime than every major city along the u.s.-mexico border."
author: silvestre reyes
evidence_1: may 11, 2011 ... the fact remains that the six largest cities in ohio all have higher rates of violence  and crime than every major city along the u.s.-mexico border ...
evidence_2: may 16, 2011 ... the fact remains that the six largest cities in ohio all have higher rates of violence  and crime than every major city along the u.s.-mexico border ...
evidence_3: may 12, 2011 ... in mexico, federal police are a permanent fixture at the u.s. border in juarez. ...  the fact remains that the six largest cities in ohio all have higher rates of violence  and crime than every major city along the u.s.-mexico border.
evidence_4: may 9, 2011 ... ... that the six largest cities in ohio all have higher rates of violence and crime  than every major city along the u.s.-mexico border," reyes said.
evidence_5: jan 3, 2015 ... the number of violent crimes dropped across the united states by 4.4% in ...  new mexico led the nation with an estimated 450 aggravated ... just as in large  u.s. cities, income plays a major role at the state level. ... the poverty rate in six  of the 10 states was higher than the national rate of 15.8% last year.