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Despite its past reputation as The Most Miserable City in America , Gary, Indiana has seen a significant improvement in safety, as evidenced by its absence from the Top 10 most dangerous cities in Indiana in the FBI s 2022 crime report statistics.

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Despite its past reputation as “The Most Miserable City in America”, Gary, Indiana has seen a significant improvement in safety, as evidenced by its absence from the Top 10 most dangerous cities in Indiana in the FBI’s 2022 crime report statistics.

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