Colorado ranks among the 25 most unsafe states in the US – NBC Denver

A study by LawnStarter provided the list of the safest and most insecure states in the US and Colorado appeared among the 25 states with the highest rates of insecurity in the country.

The statistics they used to carry out the study are the official ones provided by the FBI regarding crimes at home in one of the 50 states.

The study ranked Alaska as the most dangerous state and New Hampshire as the safest. Some of the factors analyzed were arson, robbery, vehicle theft, murder and rape, among others.

The study also performed the analysis of each state and in Colorado it was determined that Windsor is the safest city and Pueblo the most unsafe.

Colorado is the fifth state in the country with the most vehicle thefts and the sixth with the highest number of violations.

This is the list of the safest states in the country:

1. New
   Hampshire
2. New
   Jersey
3. Massachusetts
4. Maine
5. Rhode
   Island
6. Vermont
7. Connecticut
8. Pennsylvania
9. Idaho
10. New
    York
11. Wyoming
12. Winsconsin
13. Minnesota
14. Virginia
15. North
    Dakota
16. Utah
17. Kentucky
18. Illinois
19. Michigan
20. South
    Dakota
21. Hawaii
22. California
23. Nebraska
24. West
    Virginia
25. Ohio
26. Texas
27. Florida
28. Arizona
29. Nevada
30. Colorado
31. Kansas
32. North
    Carolina
33. Montana
34. Georgia
35. Oregon
36. Inidiana
37. Oklahoma
38. Washington
39. Mississippi
40. Mossouri
41. South
    Carolina
42. Arkansas
43. Delaware
44. Alabama
45. Tennessee
46. Maryland
47. District
    of Columbia
48. New
    Mexico
49. Lousiana
50. Alaska

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