INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA MOST VIOLENT HOODS

[@CharlieBo313]

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[@jamessteelman9276]

Damn man this is fucked up.

[@lindsaygraham9115]

You should’ve said what part of Indy you were in.

[@rocky4811]

Who killed Eric Whitfield

[@rocky4811]

Who killed Eric Whitfield

[@ettgnell92]

@@lindsaygraham9115 they was all over the place from outwest, haughville n shii to the east he was also by the balt (apartments on 30th and keystone) and on rural st

[@raph5906]

Buildings literally boarded up and falling apart but half the cars look brand new

[@wyattferguson8]

surprisingly a lot of people with money still in the trenches.

[@beefnacos6258]

@@wyattferguson8 lol no that's not it...... Some idiots would rather drive a $30,000 car but still live in the trenches with a roof caving in and cockroaches running around and no heat. It's called bad financial choices

[@stephenbryant6622]

Lol welcome to Indianapolis 🤷🏽‍♂️😂😂😂😂

[@galemakutty]

No, lol these aren't people with money

[@williammorse8330]

@@beefnacos6258 hello - one is easier than the other, but still.... do you sleep in a car? perhaps it'd be better.

[@michaelgallien4477]

Indianapolis has serious craters in their roads we consider as potholes, being a mechanic must be a lucrative job to have up there.

[@davidjohnson36st]

Its fucked up here

[@packisbetter90]

Our roads allover Indy area and much of Indiana suck. Don't get it. I know its due to our extreme temperature changes and melting and refreezing of snow/ice etc but damn they take forever to fix it

[@chicosworld]

Gary worse smh a couple streets had sinkholes a few yrs ago

[@beefnacos6258]

@@packisbetter90 that's what they say.... The real reason is because the state does not spend any money on their roads because the state doesn't care about their roads. The highway is ok but after that the roads are fucked. They don't fix roads they temporarily repair roads.

[@davidjohnson36st]

@@packisbetter90 city planning is shit an they throw money at the wrong shit like the fucking red line

[@kellgolden9263]

I know at times many glorify being from the "hood" by saying "My hood is the roughest of them all." However, regardless of how rough your area is, let's pray for each of our cities to become more livable and safe. Doing that, more than glorifying the depravity helps ensure that our families, that still live in these homes, have a fighting chance to excel. Who's with me?

[@kareemmims6191]

I'm with ya

[@zachmorgan6982]

I hear ya... I'm with you. Making it out of poverty is beautiful. Living in poverty AND VIOLENCE is a nightmare

[@gecalee]

Here in Brazil, we are used to our poverty which has color, it is black too ... but we are not used to the poverty of the USA, because hollywood films make everything very glamorous .... the more your videos take away this makeup from hollywood and my friend ... the misery is the same as here .... Thank you, your videos help me, I am a geography teacher ... thank you very much

[@viniciussousa8101]

Eai Luiz

[@hstone39]

America will always put up the American dream to the rest of the world. The world have to understand that America also have an American Nightmare.

[@knobstonestickbows4962]

Yes here in the states my friend, things are not at all what Hollywood and the media try to make it seem. It is like anywhere. There are poverty stricken, dangerous places, and there's great places.

[@jberryberry6677]

Oh you thank that's bad Try Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit,Mississippi and several other states that are living waaaaayyy below the poverty line in some areas

[@stephenbryant6622]

The midwest has some of the worst hoods the midwest is not a Hollywood place so it doesn't really get televised as much so people don't really know about it unless you live out here

[@willyjilly9684]

I've done a lot of automotive work for people here in indianapolis. Everything from hoyt and Shelby street to 38th and ruckle. Lot of good people that fell on hard times live in these dwellings. As a matter of fact, I've experienced more appreciation and love from people in the hood than I ever have from carmel, noblesville, zionsville, brownsburg, avon, etc...

[@lovenotjudge791]

Damn straight!

[@jennifernickel9571]

Truth!

[@kevinbrown8867]

So true. I've lived on the east side much of my life and I truly believe it's the heart and soul of Indianapolis

[@community1949]

People who live in Carmel, Noblesville, Zionsville etc think their shit doesn't stink - but you can have a sweet, modest home in Indianapolis proper and so I think I am just as good as those idiots up north from us. Let'em have their horrible McMansions!!!!

[@kingnah317]

Man, that’s no lie.

[@NewMadrid01]

2 families murdered in less than 2 months here. It’s getting awful.

[@RhysPitman94]

that's sad asf :(

[@0ater]

whole families?? what the fuck?

[@donjuanseville3039]

SAD.......BUT THAT'S IT.......TRY MY HOMETOWN.......ST.LOUIS.........EVERYDAY IT'S A MURDER HERE......

[@brittoncoil2518]

@@donjuanseville3039 frrrr but it’s home bro. I wish it would get better. I don’t live in st.louis no more but that’s my home til the day I die ong

[@NewMadrid01]

@@0aterA 17 year old boy killed 5 family members (all but his little brother) back in January (including a pregnant woman). Last night a man killed four family members and abducted a baby. The baby is safe now though.

[@Hoosier_Boy]

Born and raised there. Worked at the Fire Department there for 34 years. Worked a lot of fires in these areas with most being arson. Charlie the next time you're there, do a night time run. It's ten times worst. The number of killings in Indy isn't that far off from Chicago.

[@packisbetter90]

the actual number is way lower but the rate for the percentage of population isn't that much lower

[@paulb9596]

Think I'd rather be here. Chicago hoods look really bad. Go about 300 miles north on 65 and get off I-90 around Gary/Hammond, East Chicago. Or maybe out to the westside. And the westside is huge, probably more people in western cook county than all of Marion county.

[@frankavant4160]

Napghanastan🔥🔥🔥✌🏾

[@paulb9596]

Plus, before 2020, for a city PROPER of 2.7 million, there were about 300 homicides a year. That's not that bad really. The aforementioned cities in the northern state have less than a 100k people. Also, it's general knowledge to just stay away from those cities. I have never heard that about Indianapolis, a city proper of several hundred thousand.

[@beefnacos6258]

Lol it's extremely far off. You people don't know how to read statistics. Indianapolis is considered like the 16th most dangerous city? Not number two.... Lol you people believe everything you hear

[@lyotofan1]

Indianapolis as a whole aint that bad but they have some of the most dangerous blocks in the country up there

[@matthewjames206]

I could see things getting real.

[@ghettosuperstar.__9315]

@@matthewjames206 i just moved from out there it’s crazy then a MF but I’m from Baltimore original so i was kinda use to it 😂

[@katrinasmith8145]

True.

[@williegoodtimes5736]

@@ghettosuperstar.__9315 I just moved from Haughville,Indy to Baltimore 🤣 I like Baltimore though

[@bgaronniebee6654]

Negative

[@ennuiblue4295]

Just found this channel, binge worthy! 🏚

[@michaelfrascati7610]

You mean cringeworthy!

[@UzumakiNaruto_]

@@michaelfrascati7610 Why not both? Sometimes you can't stop watching these videos of how ghetto and violent some parts of America can be thanks to the people who live there who don't care about their community or themselves.

[@michaelfrascati7610]

@@UzumakiNaruto_ True

[@glitch30rnd]

Shows the America they sweep under the rug.

[@rapid9534]

@@michaelfrascati7610 explain to me how this is cringe?🤨

[@sstrange1973]

My uncle lived near Post and 38th in the '70s. He was robbed 4 times - twice they backed up a moving van and cleaned him out. Nobody thought anything about a moving van cleaning out an apartment was wrong. He left for Greenwood after that.

[@mindhunter8772]

Is greenwood a good area

[@angelamcginnis3214]

I doubt that very much . this was a up and coming area. Lot of vets would come home from vietnam. I lived here in the 1970's. This was a predominantly white families and military. Sorry to correct you but this area could sleep with doors unlocked back then. It is a shame that the ppl living there help tear it up by not caring.

[@itsm0mmmy]

@@mindhunter8772 yea that’s where the white people at

[@sstrange1973]

@@angelamcginnis3214 it was 1979 to 1981 and the area was rapidly going down hill then.

[@angelamcginnis3214]

All I can say is we lived there and no it wasn't. Late 80's 90's yes

[@katrinaterry-brown2920]

I live in Indianapolis and actually these areas were beautiful back in the early 80's but in time they just went dwn to nothing over the years. I dont live out here, I'm close to Carmel area. Every city has a ghetto areas so dont be surprised when your shown something in another state.

[@mindhunter8772]

Which side of Indianapolis you think is really nice and safe? I'm thinking of moving there...

[@katrinaterry-brown2920]

@@mindhunter8772 86th street area, fishers,carmel,noblesville. Eastside near Sunnyside area, 96th st area, zionsville area ect..have too look around

[@katrinaterry-brown2920]

Crime can be anywhere but very rare in those areas

[@paulb9596]

I'm not. I've seen areas that look like this in about every city. I can look outside and see over my city a little. One area you see tall office buildings, hospitals, hotels, and nice lofts. To the south and west it's old houses and buildings out along smoke stacks and the old Mills and stuff big enough to see from here. And those places are where you hear gun fire echoing from occasionally. But I tell people that where I live isn't dangerous. But there is drug activity, and that leads to violence and it happens in the nice neighborhoods sometimes too.

[@paulb9596]

Most of Indianapolis looks alright. It's a little too suburban for me. It seems like it's downtown and the surrounding tree lined neighborhoods with no uptown places. But it also seems like the place to live if you're use to that. There are some nice looking areas there.

[@MilesRobinson2001]

That's for real the projects driving through Indianapolis has issues.

[@six66rix]

not too bad when u grew up here

[@MilesRobinson2001]

@@six66rix yeah. I live in the Georgetown crossing neighborhood of Indy.

[@staceyscott3847]

Why you didn't say where you were?

[@yourfriendjack3049]

I currently live in Indy. Murder rate in Indianapolis just passed Chicago, recorded at 10.6 homicides per 100,000 people and rising. Supposed to beat last years total of 245 homicides by 50 or more.

[@ZuluGamingSeries]

All the people from Chicago and Bad part of Michigan are moving down there that’s why

[@louisvillelouis]

​@@ZuluGamingSeries cant blame other people for our own problems

[@Smackattackk]

welcome to my hood. Nap ain't no joke be safe out there man

[@GreatBirdOfHope]

Oh aight bet

[@Smackattackk]

@@GreatBirdOfHope if u ain't from nap town then u don't even kno bro . indy scary af tbh.. people are shot at daily an murders everywhere hell police scared to come around here frfr better not get on anyone bad side mane

[@GreatBirdOfHope]

@@Smackattackk I drive through east and west Baltimore making deliveries to liquor stores

[@callmevent8942]

@@GreatBirdOfHope im from 10th st 10th and rural area so growing up i already know

[@GreatBirdOfHope]

@@callmevent8942 already

[@stevemartin9785]

But the Mayor is building a multi-million dollar Soccer Stadium.

[@sondraaenis1447]

Just asking a question BLM has 90 million dollars and not one of these neighborhoods anywhere in the country is seeing a penny of it why

[@Postghost]

Black lives only matter when a white person is the antagonist. It's all about sbifting blame and responsibility onto someone else.

[@exist7415]

Its original creators aren't black...

[@Postghost]

@@exist7415 If they were, would it make any difference?

[@jasminehill6312]

Because that 90 million was never dispursed to individual chapters or the actual people in need.

[@Ambivert_15]

Because BLM doesn't care about black lives.

[@JHockeyFan]

Remember, population shifted faster due to Unigov and busing from IPS to the township schools. Over time, people left the mostly suburban townships and moved out of Marion County, leading to further decay inside Marion County.

[@heathertea2704]

Very True.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@jasonjohnson6403]

Bill clinton closed the military base in the 90s that caused what's going now . all of them apartments and townsand terrace aka brentwood were mainly miltary after they left they flooded it with section 8 housing

[@ceewilson4774]

@@jasonjohnson6403 Naw it was never mainly military far as I can remember back to 84

[@GreatLakesDrifta]

Wow, projects in the beginning of the video looks like a typical suburban apartment complex (postwar construction) but that has been left to decay.

[@davidjohnson36st]

They cut most of it off to dry up drug dealing alot of the properties owned by outta state owners who neglected the properties used to be able to drive thru the whole area but they closed certain streets to stop chases from ending with them not catching they perp lmao

[@marviz5215]

Somewhat like in Detroit

[@frank-xp6pj]

Yep I was gonna say it looks like a small neighborhood in the suburbs

[@edwardmiessner6502]

It looks like what parts of New Orleans East looked like before Katrina and they were all privately developed condominium and apartment complexes. The one at the beginning is featured in another CharlieBo video, Town and Terrace Condominiums is the name iirc

[@GreatLakesDrifta]

@@edwardmiessner6502 Ah, interesting.

[@deborahturner1853]

This is the second channel I've seen this week showing the hoods in Indianapolis, Indiana. I will turn 70 in October and have lived all over the East side of Indy except for about 3 years during my marriage. The shape Indianapolis is in makes me want to cry. I've never felt afraid living here but this shows me why others do! Please, people, PRAY for INDY and our fellow citizens!!🙏🙏💔😢🙏🙏

[@DriveAustra]

City government has lowered its standards from 15 - 20 years ago. This neighborhood is clearly unlivable and should be condemned asap. There's writing all over the walls as if the place is vacant. It is unfair to allow human beings to live in a place like this. Indianapolis, where is your dignity? You can and must do better. Shut these neighborhoods down and provide better, safer options.

[@DeadHeadGDF]

Yo I’m from Massachusetts and my friend Tenille lives in Broad Ripple I went out there and went to the east and what deeeeee fuck!!! I been to Chiraq and Philly and nothing compares to the east side of indy!!! Nothing!!! I been in these same projects

[@williamballz4462]

lmfao

[@mid2706]

i love my city man. thanks for dropping by again ✌️ come by haughville next time

[@katrinasmith8145]

Exactly!!!!

[@marviz5215]

He already did a video on Haughville already I think it's his Indianapolis hoods video

[@rocky4811]

Who killed Eric Whitfield… if you know something please say something

[@SyteJackson]

Born and raised in NapTown 42nd Post Road. This is the aftermath. It used to be so damn fun growing up out there. They’ve torn down areas and left it like shit after the tornado struck. Now it’s all money grubbing owners selling every damn thing leaving it looking like a complete shithole. Sad bout my neighborhood man

[@olympic1l196]

I’ve lived here for 30 years and have no idea where this is.

[@naptownsfinest2345]

Inside 465 east side

[@naptownsfinest2345]

Brightwood area I believe

[@AngelaTheeCougar]

My city and I don't even go out post if I can help it. Its sad the property owners just let the places decay. People say why would u stay but most of these people have felonies or evictions that prevent them from going else where

[@yukonwiththels2834]

Been here my whole life. I could move but this is where my heart lays. You have to take the bad with the good.

[@Martianshark_417]

I mean people having felonies and evictions kind of sounds like there’s a reason the neighborhood looks like a war zone. I completely understand that some felonies are ridiculous, but there’s no coincidence that habitual felons happen to live in places with no upkeep. I swear it really isn’t that hard to avoid getting felonies. Paying rent is pretty simple too. People prioritize everything except being an adult and then wonder why their neighborhood crumbles around then.

[@community1949]

Our city deliberately neglects these parts of town with standing water due to no drainage and horrible pot holes everywhere.

[@MsTwiththeTea1980]

I live in Indy and I can say I hate these potholes 🕳️

[@BigJ76937]

whats sad is that the city has allowed some of projects/apt complexes to become completely over run by rats and dopeboys. Alot of those in the video should be leveled, nobody deserves to live in squaller and crime ridden complexes. Be safe aint no joke out there, Nap dont play

[@jeananndillon979]

It's aa shame the city doesn't invest so the community can invest fix those empty apt. Rent them according to Income. Jesus ppl are sleeping on. The streets.

[@BigJ76937]

@@jeananndillon979 you are correct. I wish some businesses would start coming back to areas such as far east side and Martindale, Irvington. I also wish the city put more effort into cleaning up blight and bando's that are commonly used for criminal activity. The city needs to provide more resources for our youth, particularly in urban areas where mainly single parent families reside. Also wish they would do more for our homeless vets. Our criminal justice system is a revolving door for alot of inner city youth. They need resources available to help them overcome and succeed in breaking that cycle of crime. We also need to hold leadership responsible, i dont feel that they have control of the city. Murders, shootings, assaults and robbery are all on the rise, and the murders dont seem to get solved like they once did. Hard to solve crimes when your detectives are overloaded with too many cases

[@thousandstand123]

The city of Indianapolis been needed knock down Town & Terrace ages ago just like how they did Oaktree & Clearstream Gardens apartments!

[@indyguy3400]

But nobody does anything to help themselves get to somewhere better either.

[@lueforteiii4581]

When little Wayne said they don't care about us he was talking about Eastside of Indianapolis. Trust me crime happens but it's not entirely that bad as some persist. This is targeted discrimination and Lord knows those residents need real help.

[@MS-uz2kp]

Yes, and that is targeted and discriminative trash and damage all over these neighborhoods. You cannot help people that cannot help themselves.

[@codysmith8472]

I'm from the northeast side and I have lived her my whole life. Every time we went to indy I felt so bad . At the same time, as a huge pacers fam I wanted to live there. So it's give and take. I love being so close to this city and am saddened that it's not as beautiful as it should be.

[@doc6]

your videos are making me calm, just the sound of the car on the road, no commenting

[@joemonteirosportsshorts3343]

Damn with all the pot holes i seen I thought it was Jersey at first 😂😅

[@jvontaywalker5209]

Yeah Indiana got sum shitty streets 😂 big potholes everywhere

[@marviz5215]

@@jvontaywalker5209 Yeah especially on the west side of the city!

[@edwardmiessner6502]

New Jersey? No those potholes are worthy of New Orleans!

[@terrencemoore1954]

Come to Memphis it’s worse

[@chriswalsh398]

I am going to have to start taking antidepressants if I keep watching these videos.

[@daugustotrindade6690]

I'm so glad I don't live there.

[@austincierra8602]

Right 😂

[@moderndayentertainment5812]

You’re just watching what about the people that actually live there lmao

[@MeltinJohn]

The deep south is easily just as depressing when you see their hoods.

[@matthewhill5895]

Welcome to the Midwest.

[@JCYTTV]

Them living conditions in the beginning was wild. What's your take on Indianapolis, Charlie?

[@CharlieBo313]

Most of the city doesn't look like that. Those rank with the worst looking apts/projects I've seen as far as appearance. Some of Indianapolis looks kind of rural and overall a decent looking city. In fact it looks kind of rural near those apts. There are a few moderately ran down areas though.

[@heathertea2704]

@@CharlieBo313 you got it.

[@chriswalsh398]

The only occupied apartment had a Caddy with Rims parked out front.

[@spagooter_intruder]

I’ve lived in Indy my whole life. Some areas are pretty rough but the hoods aren’t very big. The north side around Broad Ripple is really nice and central downtown is quite safe too

[@bmace7665]

@@CharlieBo313 i always thought that of the nap as being rural as hell. Most neighborhoods doesnt have sidewalks. Its a big rural city. Way less urban. Especially where im from

[@fellaent]

Im from Cleveland and Potholes in the midwest are just on another level

[@MeltinJohn]

From my gatherings, Indiana and Nebraska are the 2 worst for potholes but better states for their people and residents.

[@27inzenith]

Holy potholes Batman!

[@davechristian7543]

when i want to realax Charlie 'generally right before im about to go to bed even tho its morning time heir in Sydney at the moment 'i watch an upload of yours always when wanting to realax n off course i learn from them to about different parts of America also. #Cheers mate n u take care 'ya. #Peace.

[@nolimitnap528]

They been rebuilding the meadows for a minute but it’s still the same

[@heathertea2704]

Handiwork of Ole Warren Buffet.🥴

[@oneballer5941]

lived here all my life on the southside..i work construction on most the project buildings in indy ..the worst one i have ever been in was (Blackburn Terrace) NEindy ..about 45 of us is on our tiny little 15min break from working on these buildings..fight breaks out between 2 people in 5 seconds flat 25 people are fighting ..than one guy runs right into the middle of us working people on break ..while some dude is shooting at him ..the guy actually shot the guy right in front of us .. crazy place

[@heathertea2704]

Its sickening how the city planners continually allow the owners of many LARGE apartment complexes to destroy those communities & surrounding areas. For money, regulations are overlooked, bad tenants are encouraged to rent, maintenance crew lessened or pulled. Criminal haven, while average Joe's trying to live have to suffer from the negligence. Same on parts of south INDY as well. Raymond, Prospect, Beechgrove, Twinaire area's.

[@marviz5215]

Yeah I heard about Blackburn Terrace apartments it had one of the city's first gang drive by shootings in those exact same apartments back in 93 killing a 16 year old teenager & critically injuring a 7 year old boy also how wild it was back in the days I'm surprised & curious how those apartments are still up with the same name & didn't get torn down like how the city did with Brokenburr Trails & Clear Stream Gardens apartments back in the early 2000's because of it's crime maybe it's the residents that live there maybe boycotted to not get those apartments taken down or for the city to make any drastic changes.

[@heathertea2704]

@@marviz5215 ur right, that's one of a few Indy public housing communities still standing. And in the last 40yrs, many residents have fought for positive changes, but Downtown hasn't helped like they should.

[@miketatum9321]

No wonder why their rent is cheaper than any other state

[@BigWood0397]

Where did you get your stats from?

[@Jhihmoac]

That's a crying shame! The majority of those structures in the first half of the vid look like they only date back to the early 70s...Maybe the mid/late 60s at the most...Boy, the greed in America is taking us down fast!

[@thelonercoder5816]

lol what does this have anything to do with "greed"? Investments only follow if there is stability. If people are killing eachother, why would investors want to put millions of dollars into a place where they're likely to lose 100% of their investment? It's common sense business/economics. Would you invest in a 3rd world country with political and economic instability? Nope. It's the same case in these types of neighborhoods.

[@Jhihmoac]

@@thelonercoder5816 - When the townhome/condo complex was built sometime in the early 70s, both the huge GM stamping plant and Chrysler Foundry were not far from there and still in full production! Both plants gradually cut their respective workforces after the 80s due to automation and union demands, leading to the Chrysler plant's eventually closing in 2005, and GM following in 2011... Many other businesses that catered to both huge plants, also closed...

[@thelonercoder5816]

@@Jhihmoac I mean.. that's life. Most businesses fail and even successful businesses go bankrupt over time lol

[@UrielX1212]

Greed? Who is going to invest in a shit hole with high crime and a society of people that do not even give a crap about the place they live in? Greed is just a crutch term.

[@Jhihmoac]

@@UrielX1212- I was referring to the greed that closed the plants, and factories that supplied the work and income in the area that inevitably turned these neighborhoods into slums...

[@Olliethelabradane]

It looks as bad as Gary or Detroit.

[@bennyharry9839]

Those holes in the road are common in Indy and even Indiana. Best vehicle to deal with them is a plated dirt bike. No joke. Thanks for your channel and content!

[@brantub]

this one looks a lot like the UK, except with huge cars

[@kingfatty_sea5885]

This how some parts of London look?

[@rutter1ify]

@@kingfatty_sea5885 London doesn't represent the UK

[@willvandermeer4733]

The whole UK is a a shithole

[@willvandermeer4733]

@@rutter1ify yah it does you dumbass

[@kingfatty_sea5885]

@@rutter1ify so is that a yes or a no?

[@divingduck1970]

Lived in Naptown for ten years, and it's an ugly town in general. Depressing. Boring layout, bad architecture, and the 'hoods are what you'd expect. Been so long I don't recognize any of this.

[@kyoakland]

Agreed haven't been there since 2003 but I did a hood drive through on the east side and got it on video

[@aimxdy8680]

244 homicides in Indianapolis in just one year, Indianapolis started becoming dangerous once in the first few years of the 2000s.

[@matthewjames206]

These are trying times.

[@Remy.Jeremy]

​@@matthewjames206Actually in the late 1970s & early 1980s crack cocaine arrived ruined everything

[@doggerproductions]

Jesus wept👍 rather be homeless in Beverley hills than have a crib around there😲

[@frankavant4160]

These people mean as hell be on bullshit.. Then some people say stay don't run.. I been here my whole life.. I seen good and bad.. Fuck the emotional stuff.. Overcome conquer succeed

[@Hoosier_Boy]

@@frankavant4160 win the battle but lose the war!

[@HoomerbirdG2]

good thing they’d send you up here on a greyhound right lol. Cali pays them for that

[@George-dy3pt]

Keep your ass in Beverly hills! We're done taking you quitters in!

[@factslife679]

Love your video you be outside for real 💯💯💯💯

[@plutonalfa444]

love this channel keep it up

[@Ostatebuckeye11]

I've watched almost all your videos but this place is on top of the list of real hopeless shit holes but not necessarily the most dangerous.

[@DaddysFastestSwimmer]

1:20 I think there was 6 murders on that street alone in 2020 if I remember correctly.

[@knobstonestickbows4962]

Nah Indy is definitely dangerous af. It's as dangerous as it looks. Not all of it. But a lot of it.

[@BleedHuskerRed2011]

Chuck, you gotta hit both North and South Omaha, Nebraska. Specifically, anywhere south of Q Street and east of 24th Street; north of Ames Avenue and east of 50th Street. Please, bro!

[@BleedHuskerRed2011]

and Miller Park, aka Killer Park, in North O

[@markcoe8960]

Got to do the whole 46201. And show how gentrification is doing. It's sad to see the disparity

[@makeapositivedifference]

Very true.

[@Captain_Dark]

They cleaning out 46208 as well shit

[@markcoe8960]

@@Captain_Dark from what I seen lately. But 46201 will always be up there with 46218

[@1KhaliDP]

Just got here. It look run down already

[@STREETFIYAMIXTAPES]

What I hate about Indianapolis and what seems like the Mid-West in general is their lack of street lights. At night it feels like im in a 3rd world country. Snowy or rainy nights? I'm inside, I'm not driving

[@marviz5215]

Not all of the Midwest has bad street lights idk what part you been to but where I frequently been the street lights work just fine.

[@heathertea2704]

@@marviz5215 nearly 60yrs and 46th st. between Arlington and Keystone is STILL dark as HELL at night.

[@TheKnightOwlJoker]

It's weird because I remember more street lights as a kid and I agree they should add sidewalks to the outskirt of Indy streets.

[@MeltinJohn]

@@heathertea2704 there's unexpected places even in high service high tax states like Massachusetts that have towns with no street lights at night like you're in the country.. one that I never expected to find close to the city as well. It was like the old west with an urban town center look come night time. Not a high crime dump but shocking it had no lights at night time seeing where it was located.

[@DanielFlailed]

Indy isn't that bad as long as you stay out of people's business. I wouldn't really consider anywhere dangerous during the day. I've rolled through everywhere at night - you just have to blend in. There are a bunch of families from this area trick or treating today up where I live and they're pretty nice when you're nice to them. No police presence or issues whatsoever. At lot of them really want to better themselves and have good lives for their families.

[@LkPremium]

This wasn’t even half of the bad hoods, they didn’t go west at all, they didn’t go through the entire 42nd/Post area (only went to Brentwood) , didn’t go German Church ( which is just the park but a bad place in the summer) didn’t go 46th & shadeland/Arlington area, didn’t go lower Arlington, didn’t go to the mills, didn’t go to 10th street, didn’t go to amberwoods, didn’t go to west mont area (34th) , didn’t go beechwood, didn’t go through the Balt, & didn’t go south

[@BrentWoodz4200]

Facts brother 💯

[@DaddysFastestSwimmer]

I got jumped in beechwood 20 years ago. My knee still clicks from that shit.

[@thousandstand123]

Idk if you read the title of this video correctly? Its says Indianapolis Indiana "most violent hoods" not "every hood" yeah no doubt there hella hoods he didn't do but they are not the most violent & idk if you were born or around during the Timber Ridge Old Parkwood apartments were up in the Meadows area in the 80s & 90s years they was known as the most dangerous projects ever in the state of Indiana also one of the worst in the Midwest they was so bad & run down that two police officers was shot & killed in those apartments also the Brokenburr Trails apartments aka "Brick City" was just as bad coming in the 2nd most dangerous in crime before they got knocked down no projects in Indiana got more bodies dropped than those two notorious housing projects not even Blackburn Terrace, Rowney Terrace, Towne Terrace or Sudden Death that's why them 3 apartments are still standing cause they is not Meadows & Brick City dangerous but the only thing left of the Meadows hood apartments is Hubbard Gardens at 3:56 in the video the only section part of the Meadows that's still standing because that section wasn't as bad as the rest of Timber Ridge Old Parkwood apartments but yeah noticed now today the hood that holds the title for the most dangerous projects in Indianapolis is Towne Terrace apartments Brentwood section but not that bad at least on 42nd & Post Road if you live there as a resident you can have your car parked in a apartment complex parking lot at night without someone breaking into & stealing your shit you couldn't do that in the Meadows back then you had a nice car you were most likely to have it stolen or the wheels & radio taken off yeah that's some Indianapolis hood history right there for you in case you ain't know! 💯🏚🏢💥

[@nemesis656]

Rather sleep in my car in LA than live in this area

[@ralphjohnson3202]

MZ Fuck LA .

[@albertsancho5909]

@@ralphjohnson3202 Indy is far cheaper than LA.

[@jc-xd1pr]

@@albertsancho5909 Lol that's because it sucks to live there. I've lived in both cities and I like LA better, even though I could afford a bigger place to live out there.

[@jalenmcpherson3203]

Great Indianapolis most violent hoods video Charlie

[@zacksanchez8330]

These property owners should be held accountable for providing housing with literal craters in the roof. City wants to fine for parking tickets and seat belts but not dangerous living conditions; sad.

[@heathertea2704]

Until the city planners reclaim the area's, everyone has to fend for themselves.

[@George-dy3pt]

Welcome to the demonrat cult and the establishment gooberment who has done this on purpose for decades!

[@jarrelljimerson3346]

Starting @ 0:01, what is this housing area? It looks like it has seen better days. No disrespect or anything.

[@nolove9164]

42nd post rd. Brentwood apartment ms aka chopper city

[@heathertea2704]

Jarrell it was a beautiful complex originally called Postbrook East.

[@jarrelljimerson3346]

@@heathertea2704 May I ask what side of Indianapolis is that on?

[@heathertea2704]

@@jarrelljimerson3346 Northeast 42nd and Post Road.

[@heathertea2704]

@@jarrelljimerson3346 type Postbrook East Apartments in Indianapolis on KZbin to see how they originally looked. Heartbreaking

[@brandens7615]

The entire eastside between 46th and 10th. Don't play in those areas or you'll be leaving under a white sheet. I was raised on 46th and arlington considered the hood but the closer you get to 30 in street number the worse it gets with 34th and mitthoeffer, arlington, sherman, collage being about the most dangerous. But the killers run around the whole eastside and you can get smoked in castleton if you ain't watching yourself. If you really want to film some shit drive up and down east 38th street at about 2-3 in the morning on Friday and Saturday night.

[@williamballz4462]

Fucked with JF and those guys off Meadowlark. Whats funny is that area was always considered hood but the houses were nice up through 46 th Devington .

[@CG-go6jw]

Why the hell is it so much garbage everywhere?

[@MeltinJohn]

Garbage everywhere is the sign of a real hood or a place where education is low. Tampa I seen tons of garbage on the ground. I think even more than there is in Indianapolis.

[@jronwhitney7388]

Im surprised you didn't get robbed driving through the meadows and Brightwood

[@marviz5215]

That's cause he's driving at day time also in the evening but at night time its a whole different world & I don't wish or won't him to get robbed at all whatsoever.

[@heathertea2704]

@@marviz5215 EXACTLY

[@AS-eq2qm]

Are the apartments still over there in the Meadows? Idk why i thought they got demolished when Parkwood got demolished. Now Parkwood was truly ghetto back in the day.

[@heathertea2704]

@@AS-eq2qm the only ones left are on Meadows Dr. closest to 42nd st. Labeled the Old Meadows as they were constructed differently. And behind the Newly built apts. in place of Parkwood, stands one of the original Smaller complexes.

[@marviz5215]

@@AS-eq2qm The Meadows are still there just been remodeled through out the years also having names changes they are now called Hubbard Garden apartments but the other ones that you are talking about that they completely demolished the whole apartment complex property were the Meadowbrook apartments now that they built a whole different property standing there are the East Village at Avondale Meadows Apartments yeah I heard stories how the Meadowbrook apartments that the city demolished because they were notoriously dangerous & the most violent in the city they were like the Cabrini Greens housing projects of Indianapolis as not look alike but dangerously the same.

[@smooveman7558]

It’s like all cities, you stay in the middle of it, your chilling, you stay on the outskirts, this is what happens.

[@dejohnnelacy254]

Mike Epps homestown

[@StephGoKrazy]

Epps grew up on the west side of Indy my dad knew him it was worst there back in the 80’s-90’s

[@mannybroi5142]

Vivica Fox too

[@MrScrooge1980]

BabyFace

[@dejohnnelacy254]

@@MrScrooge1980 baby face from Indy?

[@MrScrooge1980]

@@dejohnnelacy254 yessir, the expressway is named in his honor

[@damndredidthatt]

I'm in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mann I thought it was crazy here but Indy is going nuts, it's sad. I love visiting but kind of scared now

[@arnoldpalmer9191]

I think these hoods are haunted, or cursed. Either by the land or the dark arts.

[@matthewjames206]

Hahaha. Definitely the dark arts.

[@Peacekeepa317]

This whole city is. Biggest Scottish Rite temple in North America here. Lotta missing kids...

[@BeccaSmith124]

Agreed. You don't have to be there physically to feel the energy there. Omg. Dark dark dark.

[@rocky4811]

I totally agree… my son was murdered in indpls …this place is cursed

[@George-dy3pt]

You're trippin it's all politics that did this to our country! Our gooberment is corrupt to its core!

[@heathertea2704]

Town and Terrace townhomes in Indianapolis in the beginning. Jesus I 4get sometimes how many Complexes were built in that area. Oaktree, Postbrook East, Amberwoods, Carriage House East, Sutton Place, Watergate just to name a few.

[@Indy.mobile.mechanic]

I'm born and raised in indy gene Glick was the man that built those places

[@heathertea2704]

@@Indy.mobile.mechanic they've been in the Real estate game for a minute.

[@Indy.mobile.mechanic]

Yes they have i went to tech high school been although the city my whole life

[@marviz5215]

Vineyard apartments also Spanish Oaks apartments

[@heathertea2704]

@@marviz5215 tons.

[@wiutringme8485]

I'm trying to figure out where that at I haven't seen that part

[@galeon0570]

Post road area

[@wiutringme8485]

O ok I should have known I been in the area but never see that lol

[@galeon0570]

@@wiutringme8485 lol yeah its rough over there

[@marlenalinne6100]

The sad part about this is that these look like the ones that the first one shown were built in the building boom that took place in the mid to late sixties, so they aren't really that old. Pitiful.

[@taters9273]

Yo Charlie up in the 317 💯💯☝🏽

[@alturn29]

Hey I live near 38th and college it's getting better.

[@rsmith317]

small world, I grew up on 38th and Carrollton and that area is definitely better now

[@zoey1125]

Maybe looking for buildings over there

[@timsheneman1826]

Now see ? what I will be interested in is what these streets gonna look like come April when rent protections end ? I bet in a couple months, Charlie Bo is gunna be showing people's stuff at the curb or round back in the alley. This just gets worse.

[@bigvood]

the vans and trucks in this video make it look like it was filmed 20 years ago

[@Kravarti]

“They stumble because they disobey GOD’s word”

[@davechristian7543]

'Really lol.. ''You learn something new every-day haha. #Peace.

[@Kravarti]

@@davechristian7543 referring to the writing on the wall at 1:00 #Peace

[@clockwork9825]

God? lol

[@Kravarti]

@@clockwork9825 Absolutely.

[@clockwork9825]

@@Kravarti u believe in god?

[@MrScrooge1980]

BabyFace is from Indy too, ExpressWay named after him too

[@davidjohnson36st]

Hoods in this video 42nd post The Meadows Brookside Brightwood (Martindale/Brightwood)

[@packisbetter90]

I live in Avon now but have seen a lot of them but not as familiar with East side. Thanks for the info

[@shawnrobinson225]

Don’t Forget about Haughville and Brick City

[@davidjohnson36st]

@@shawnrobinson225 they weren't in this video

[@AKSBSU]

A navigation system gave me an unintentional tour of my own through the fairgrounds area and Martindale-Brightwood area at 3:30am trying to get from Fishers to the airport. I will NOT be taking that route again. Ever. It didn't look as rough as some of the Post Rd. area, but it certainly didn't look very inviting, either, and I was very relieved to find I-70 and get out of that place. I knew I was in trouble when I passed 30th St. and started to realize this crazy navigation system had taken me.

[@zachmorgan6982]

Must b cold af or early in tha morning cause nobody is out side

[@taylorolson9530]

I just moved here. I’m just west of these areas. 25th and Winthrop. Anybody familiar with that area? Fall Creek Place?

[@heathertea2704]

1st, Lots of Overpriced, cheaply made, New developments, surrounding the few Old beautiful homes/apts. .......had 2 vent.☺️ Anyhoo, city invested heavily in that area in the last 20yrs & is continuing more so for new residents, and their access to Downtown, the Redline, Monon Trail (former railway) and straight shot to Broadripple. Not seeing any major negatives. Except the displacement of former residents.😑

[@colbsqueeze1978]

Gentrified area

[@williamballz4462]

Area has completely been revamped

[@George-dy3pt]

YOU OVERPAID FOR YOUR HOUSE

[@smithshaherah]

That damn eastside 😩

[@katrinasmith8145]

It's some areas on the west side that look the same.

[@elleriag612]

My heart breaks for the east side. Always praying for my city

[@donaldsavitski9433]

You're traveling some not to friendly streets there buddy, don't want to get a flat tire in one of those Ally's 😷👍🏻

[@MsTwiththeTea1980]

Totally agree, wrong place to catch a flat tire 🛞

[@gman2013]

When your monthly car payment is twice as much as rent!

[@jimhaines8370]

Can't be leave there was no King Rib location in the video

[@thattv1554]

"Be-leave"?????????😕

[@stephenbredl1782]

@@thattv1554 he meant keeng reb.

[@MeltinJohn]

King Rib I like that it sounds so hood. The kinda place you'd ask for one rib from the owner.

[@craig1318]

@2:26 those potholes could wreck a car's suspension and tires

[@Alknight7]

Anybody familiar with “the Balt” in Indy? If so, I’d love some feedback on where it ranks as far as danger etc.

[@mqs8910]

top 5 fasho

[@rsmith317]

@@williamballz4462 LaShunda Davis was the one that was killed at Blackburn Terrace (Balt). Lashonna Bates was the 11 year old girl that went missing and her body was found. I remember both vividly..... Crazy times

[@BIGSKITZ]

I've lived in a lot of these areas as one of the only white guys you will see in these areas and I love it

[@prayingforbetterdays4604]

I'm not sure which neighborhoods look the worst those there or the ones in Baton Rouge😞

[@tenaytiousd34]

These aren't the hoods.....the hoods have gone through gentrification. Show me 25th and Central in 95.....THAT was the hood.

[@williamballz4462]

@tenaytiousd34 You remember the Indoor Fair in the Hoosier Dome, Peter Claver Center, Uptown, Big Fellas lmfao Hitting 38th street from Midhoffer to High School Rd and back again

[@Remy.Jeremy]

Haughville, The Meadows & Brick City on the South Side was pretty bad back in the 80s & 90s as well

[@montecarlo6.0turbo]

Shame that these city's fell apart so much

[@Hoosier_Boy]

It's all from politics.

[@heathertea2704]

@@Hoosier_Boy EXACTLY!!!

[@George-dy3pt]

​@@Hoosier_Boyfact

[@Erzkreutz]

how unsafe do you feel while doing those drives?

[@leteizjordan298]

I'm Born and raised in indianapolis indiana

[@andresmall3253]

MY CITY IS NOTHING 2 BE DOUBTED ALL IM SAYING IS STAY SAFE AND BE SAFE EASTSIDE HIGH.

[@beefnacos6258]

No city is to be doubted. Every state has their terrible ghettos...... Be safe

[@christopherlynn5080]

Brookside Eastside 4 life

[@pamgrillo3084]

Grew up at 32nd. And Sherman. Know these areas well. Still in Indy but Southside. It is sad how the streets get no attention and more isn't done for these people. Some don't deserve it.

[@bihkat7335]

I don’t understand it like … it be nice cars in the horrible neighborhoods…. I leave in Georgia and we got horrible news to close down neighborhoods…

[@triciajazzy4384]

I'm in Columbus Ohio Indianapolis is like a twin city to ours even y'all's apartments look identical to ours!!!

[@deandrerey5434]

The accents are similar too

[@rsmith317]

Yea I'm from Indianapolis and I been through Columbus, OH many times. I always say you guys are our cousin city.

[@CreativeLaelAsif]

Shout out to the 614 I’m from Brooklyn and did my thing in North Columbus for about a year I love that city it’s hood and cool at the same time

[@carriewhite2378]

Came cross this video wanted check it out. What side town is that. I'm on the westside.

[@heathertea2704]

East/Northeast sides.

[@carriewhite2378]

@@heathertea2704 oh ok

[@shadowpapito]

Daaaaaaamn why is America so damn extra Dusty!! Our Republic is a failed state! Collectively we are failing our countrymen. These videos explain why so many people are listening to goofy conspiracy theories. So many people are living in hellish conditions. Thank you for sharing I don't think a lot of us actually realize the truth about our country because we live in the protected bubbles. We fly, or drive from bubble to bubble. I had no damn idea how the extent of the devastation

[@George-dy3pt]

Our gooberment has taken all our jobs and sold it to a pharmaceutical company and a health care provider! It's all a scam !

[@davidjohnson36st]

Post road lmao that's the neighborhood

[@kingfatty_sea5885]

My phone won’t let me get out of the comment section for some reason 😂 what city is this again???

[@nolove9164]

Naptown

[@heathertea2704]

Born and raised since 1963, so I've seen how the Planners aided in the destruction of many neighborhoods by way of the Highway's, closing neighborhood schools, Foundries/Plants while allowing the Drug Industries to flourish. Just 2 name a few

[@kingfatty_sea5885]

@@heathertea2704 very interesting how throughout history the construction of highways strategically destroyed economically a lot of communities that the government deemed a “threat to the constitution ”. SMH so sad. I will look more into Gary 👍

[@heathertea2704]

@@kingfatty_sea5885I hate it.

[@Remy.Jeremy]

Remember the Burger Chef murders & the bombings in Speedway also how good the food was there how times change ​@@heathertea2704

[@embrown1824]

Live there for seven years on the East side. My sister-in-law lives in an area like some of these. I love Indy, but I'm also happy to be back in my home town.

[@ronniedarko317]

If u from here u know the most violent hoods for the prettiest houses lol these areas are just money spots so shit go down from time to time

[@Earth2Erica]

I wouldn’t say post is the most dangerous area it just look dangerous because of the old apartments and I’ve lived on post before it’s not that bad. It’s not the area, it’s the people.

[@GTR1nissan]

Post is the most dangerous part of nap