Rhode Island

Rhode Island’s crime rates indicate a generally safer environment compared to the national averages. The state reports lower rates of murder, rape, assault, robbery, and kidnapping, all significantly below the national average. However, burglary and motor vehicle theft are still areas of concern, although lower than the national average.

Vandalism is also lower in Rhode Island. The state has a slightly lower rate of identity theft, indicating better protection against such crimes. Additionally, drug offenses are not a significant concern, and weapon law violations are lower than the national average.

Overall, Rhode Island appears to have a relatively lower crime rate compared to the nation.