Irvine Crime Wave
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City News ServiceJanuary 15, 2023 at 11:17 a.m.
A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder for allegedly fatally stabbing his 69-year-old father in the Irvine home they share, authorities said.
The death occurred on Windwood in the Woodbridge community, according to Sgt. Karie Davies of the Irvine Police Department.
Bruce Shipper failed to show up for work and a coworker went to the residence to check on him Saturday morning, Davies said. Police said the man’s son, Tyler Shipper, answered the door, appeared disheveled and would not let the coworker inside.
The coworker called 911, resulting in officers and Orange County Fire Authority firefighters responding, she said. Officers found Bruce Shipper inside the home.
“It appears Tyler and the decedent are the only residents at the location,” Davies said. “Tyler did not appear to be injured and the motive remains under investigation.”
A knife suspected of having been used in the stabbing was recovered at the scene, she said.
Shipper was arrested on suspicion of homicide.
Irvine police urged anyone with information regarding the incident to call them at 949-724-7098.
That was last October, so we will see later this year.
Just a google search comes up with various different safe city lists... some in FL, some in KY... I would imagine AK would be safe.
Incidents like the Asian dog owner that was attacked in Irvine a couple years ago don't count as aggravated assault if there's not a deadly weapon involved, and hence, don't seem to get counted in the FBI "violent crime" stats.
The Motor Court Company
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College Park, Deerfield, El Camino Real...that area is the cheapest in IUSD for a reason.
easiest access to major high ways and closer to commercial activities.
iacrenter
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Great job IPD! Another sicko off the street.
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Hugo Township
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Scary.
Liar Loan
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All the stabbings?
iacrenter
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Irvine man, 24, arrested in father’s stabbing death
After the victim failed to show up for work, a co-worker went to the Woodridge residence to check on him, police said.
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OC Register:
Irvine man, 24, arrested in father’s stabbing death
City News ServiceJanuary 15, 2023 at 11:17 a.m.
A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder for allegedly fatally stabbing his 69-year-old father in the Irvine home they share, authorities said.
The death occurred on Windwood in the Woodbridge community, according to Sgt. Karie Davies of the Irvine Police Department.
Bruce Shipper failed to show up for work and a coworker went to the residence to check on him Saturday morning, Davies said. Police said the man’s son, Tyler Shipper, answered the door, appeared disheveled and would not let the coworker inside.
The coworker called 911, resulting in officers and Orange County Fire Authority firefighters responding, she said. Officers found Bruce Shipper inside the home.
“It appears Tyler and the decedent are the only residents at the location,” Davies said. “Tyler did not appear to be injured and the motive remains under investigation.”
A knife suspected of having been used in the stabbing was recovered at the scene, she said.
Shipper was arrested on suspicion of homicide.
Irvine police urged anyone with information regarding the incident to call them at 949-724-7098.
Hugo Township
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Soooo, I'm guessing we're no longer America's safest city
Liar Loan
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It's not even top ten.
Liar Loan
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Spoiler Alert: Irvine didn't make the list!
Rancho Santa Margarita recently took the number one spot as the safest California city to live in, the report said. Aliso Viejo and Yorba Linda took the number six and seven spot respectively, and San Juan Capistrano took the number nine spot.
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4 Orange County Cities Named Safest Places To Live In CA, Report Finds
The study, titled Top 10 Safest Cities in California With Best Quality of Life 2023, was released this month and the ranking of cities was based on three of the following criteria: violent-crime rate, property crime rate and total crime rate.Rancho Santa Margarita recently took the number one spot as the safest California city to live in, the report said. Aliso Viejo and Yorba Linda took the number six and seven spot respectively, and San Juan Capistrano took the number nine spot.
4 Orange County Cities Named Safest Places To Live In CA, Report Finds
In a study done by Moving Waldo, four Orange County cities were named the safest cities with the best quality of life in California.
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Hugo Township
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I don't think "a study done by Moving Waldo" counts
irvinehomeowner
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Safest city is always sort of a mystery because it depends on what you are reading and what is the criteria. According to City of Irvine and FBI data (not sure how they sourced that), Irvine is still safe:
That was last October, so we will see later this year.
Just a google search comes up with various different safe city lists... some in FL, some in KY... I would imagine AK would be safe.
Liar Loan
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Why not? They are sourcing official databases and using straightforward crime rate statistics.
marmott
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In the end the FBI database relies on what gets reported to them by the local police departments.
The Irvine data is pretty thin: https://cde.ucr.cjis.gov/LATEST/webapp/#/pages/explorer/crime/crime-trend (search for Irvine PD under Agency Select).
The Irvine data is pretty thin: https://cde.ucr.cjis.gov/LATEST/webapp/#/pages/explorer/crime/crime-trend (search for Irvine PD under Agency Select).
Liar Loan
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Irvine is excluding property crimes and cities under 250k in population which would exclude the rest of OC, aside from Anacrime and Stabba Ana.
Incidents like the Asian dog owner that was attacked in Irvine a couple years ago don't count as aggravated assault if there's not a deadly weapon involved, and hence, don't seem to get counted in the FBI "violent crime" stats.
Hugo Township
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Interesting, had no idea
irvinehomeowner
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Irvine still feels safer to me than most other cities.
Liar Loan
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Spoiler Alert: Irvine still doesn't make the list!
Those cities were Sunnyvale, West Covina, Jurupa Valley, El Monte, Rancho Cucamonga and Glendale.
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