Dangerous Hoods and Downtown in Bogalusa, LA | Dash Cam Driving Tour Louisiana (4K)

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Join us on this Bogalusa, Louisiana dash cam driving tour, where we are exploring hoods and downtowns in the south. Embark on a captivating journey through the lesser-explored areas of Bogalusa, Louisiana, as our dash cam captures the raw and unfiltered realities of the city's run-down neighborhoods. Join us for an immersive exploration of the hoods in the South, where we shed light on the challenges and stories that shape these communities.
Bogalusa has a population of over 11,700 people, making it the 47th-largest city in Louisiana. The city is home to a diverse population, with African Americans making up the largest minority group. Bogalusa's economy was once based on the timber industry, but that industry has declined in recent years. The city is now working to diversify its economy and attract new businesses. Bogalusa is home to a number of healthcare facilities, including Bogalusa Medical Center and Washington-St. Tammany Hospital. The city is also home to a number of educational institutions, including Bogalusa High School and Louisiana Technical College - Bogalusa Campus. Bogalusa is home to a number of manufacturing plants, including GE Aviation and CGI. The city is also a major center for paper production, with the Bogalusa Pulp and Paper Mill being one of the largest employers in the city.
Bogalusa has a higher crime rate than the national average. In 2021, the city had a violent crime rate of 10.5 per 1,000 people, compared to the national average of 5.24 per 1,000 people. The city also had a property crime rate of 52 per 1,000 people, compared to the national average of 22.29 per 1,000 people. The most common crimes in Bogalusa are robbery, assault, and burglary. The city also has a high rate of auto theft. The Bogalusa Police Department is working to address crime in the city. The department has implemented a number of crime prevention programs, and it is working to improve community policing. However, more needs to be done to reduce crime in Bogalusa. The city is facing a number of challenges, such as poverty and unemployment. These challenges contribute to the high crime rate.
Bogalusa is a city with a rich history. The city was founded in the early 1900s as a timber town. Bogalusa grew rapidly in the early years, and it became one of the largest lumber producers in the world. Bogalusa is home to a number of historic buildings, including the Bogalusa City Hall and the Bogalusa Public Library. The city is also home to a number of museums, including the Bogalusa Heritage Museum and the Bogalusa Railroad Museum. Bogalusa is a city with a lot to offer its residents and visitors. It is a city with a rich history, a diverse culture, and a strong sense of community. However, the city is also facing some challenges, such as crime and poverty. But Bogalusa is a city that is resilient and determined. It is a city that is working to build a better future for its residents.
In this eye-opening video experience, we delve into the often-overlooked aspects of Bogalusa, Louisiana, focusing on the run-down parts that are considered hoods. As the dash cam navigates the streets, you'll witness the true face of these neighborhoods, gaining a deeper understanding of the hardships faced by their residents.
Join us as we navigate the streets of Bogalusa, Louisiana, shedding light on what's happening in the city and exploring the worst places to live. Gain a deeper understanding of the socio-economic factors at play and the efforts being made to revitalize these communities.
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[@MrMichaelismoe]

But we gave $150 billion to Ukraine?

[@exploringthesouth975]

Doesn't make sense...🤔🤔

[@frankwoods4532]

Priorities are all screwed up. Take care of home first.

[@willisrealis]

United States didn’t give any money to Ukrainian. 150 billion went to different manufacturers in the United States and they sent weapons food stuff they sell at Walmart to Ukraine

[@user-lq4us1tc5o]

I swear I believe you guys are putting dangerous in your videos as a tactic to keep the dangerous people out of your hoods because that looks like a great place to fire up the grill and have a few beers on hand

[@exploringthesouth975]

You think I would go to this small town in the middle of no where without doing research. A young rapper was shot in front of his Mom's house on a busy street. And look up the crime rates of this town. Amazing how something so small have that much drama.

[@user-lq4us1tc5o]

@@exploringthesouth975 I live in a city of 300.000 people and I see a lot of crime here from the news media and I don't doubt you but seeing a place like that in your video looks so damn welcoming

[@exploringthesouth975]

@@user-lq4us1tc5o I hear ya, I understand what you're are saying

[@terrancewilliams3256]

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[@deontethegreatone1367]

LL23

[@1986Glory]

I heard it was dangerous in this town

[@terrancewilliams3256]

Facts

[@goldiegreen-ne8yu]

YOU HEARD RIGHT YES IT IS ❤

[@johnboone2581]

It was a fairly safe and nice little town “pre-Catrina”.

[@goldiegreen-ne8yu]

THIS TOWN IS GOTTEN SO DANGEROUS YES SIR

[@goldiegreen-ne8yu]

STD DISEASES HIV CRIME RATE IS SO HIGH AND DRUG'S THIS PLACE HAS REALLY GONE DOWN

[@goldiegreen-ne8yu]

DANGEROUS

[@terrancewilliams3256]

Dat souf side

[@goldiegreen-ne8yu]

MY KIN FOLK'S CRIME AND DRUG'S IT'S EVERY WHERE THIS IS A SMALL TOWN

[@patriciamiller2554]

What you're showing is definitely nothing the Ghetto of Bogalusa.

[@terrancewilliams3256]

My sec home

[@fieldsonfire]

Lol there's no dangerous hoods in bogalusa. It's just a really poor rual town

[@exploringthesouth975]

www.homesnacks.com/la/bogalusa-crime/

[@fieldsonfire]

@exploringthesouth975 I'm not a man, and I grew up there. You're talking about a town that takes 10mins to drive through, and averages only a few murders per year. It's your typical rual, poor, southern town. Just because some stupid little rapper got shot( like they all do) doesn't make it "dangerous town". Of course you have(certain) goofy locals trying to hype it up, because they don't get much attention out there. Maybe you're not well traveled, maybe you've never been to places that are actually dangerous, idk, but it's not a good look to get offended when someone who's actually from there corrects your content.

[@exploringthesouth975]

Not offended at all. I expect critiques and comments. Very understandable defending where you are from. I do my research. I can only go by what the stats are telling me. And the stats are not good for this town. That is the reason for sending you a stat link. But you are from there and think different. We can agree to disagree.

[@fieldsonfire]

@exploringthesouth975 Fair enough, and I've read the stats. I'm not trying to defend it. It's definitely shi*hole with major problems. I just wouldn't consider it dangerous.

[@MeDaMac]

It’s ugly asf out there so much vegetation it’s all country lol

[@topup8098]

Im from Slidell West side u need to come here ... and i use to be in bog in the 80s n 90s my people from there coke city car wash cartel