Attention everyone: Avoid these areas in Lubbock, Texas! Better yet, just don’t break the law anywhere.
Where are you most likely to get arrested in Lubbock? I’ve got quite a few that Lubbock residents have shared as hotspots to avoid. But before I get to the full list, you should know that according to the recent stats from areavibes.com, Lubbock received an ‘F’ in crime…
Lubbock Crime Statistics
LPD receives about 14,722 emergency calls each month, and the FBI provided updated stats that show demographics of violent crimes from 2019 to 2024 in the Hub City:
- Homicide
- 50 offenders were between the ages of 20 and 29
- 61 homicides occurred at home
- 51 were committed by a complete stranger; only 8 by a romantic partner
- 65 were through the use of a firearm; 10 from knife attacks
- Robbery
- 851 offenders were between the ages of 20 and 29
- 942 were through the use of personal weapons; 170 cases involved knives as weapons
- Aggravated Assault
- 2,316 offenders were between the ages of 20 and 29
- 1,369 were through the use of a knife or cutting tool; 951 from firearms
Want to know something disturbing? In the past five years in Lubbock, there were three counts of incest. All three offenders were in their thirties and one case was linked with assault… that’s great to know.
So, now that we know what is happening in Lubbock, let’s look at the where they’re happening. Keep scrolling for the list of places in Lubbock that have been voted ‘most likely to be where you get arrested’ by residents…