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On Saturday, March 27, 2021, a hiker was taking her dogs through the woods in Hot Springs

National Park near the intersection of Whittington and Black Snake Road.

According to U.S. news, Arkansas is a relatively dangerous state per capita.

It's ranked 47th out of 50 on their list for lowest violent crime rate,

one being the least violent, 50 being the most violent. Some areas are safer than others.

Hot Springs Village, which is a gated community, has some of the lowest crime rates in the state.

But Hot Springs, like a lot of small towns, has its dark side. The Hot Springs

Mineral Bass and Casino bring in a ton of tourists, which brings a transient population to the

area. And, like a lot of areas, there are disenfranchised people who have drug addictions. The most

common crimes in Hot Springs aren't violent.

They're crimes like theft, including a lot of larceny, petty theft, shoplifting, pickpocketing,

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