This is the Most Dangerous Small Town in Utah

Small towns are supposed to be about drinking sarsaparilla, criticizing Democrats, and leaving your window sill open to cool apple pies. 

People from small towns are, by and large, better people than big town people. Small towners are friendly and will ask you about how damn windy it's been where as big towners won't make eye contact.

The only downside of living in a small town is if you live in one that has a bunch of people breaking windows and sticking up Taco Bells (if they have one).

Riverdale, UT listed as Most Dangerous Small Town in Utah

Riverdale only has 9,400 residents but has a bunch of crime apparently.

According to propertyclub.com: (LINK TO FULL ARTICLE)

"Riverdale is within the Ogden-Clearfield metropolitan area in southern Weber County, situated about 30 miles north of Salt Lake City. Although not a particularly violent area, Riverdale experiences a high rate of property crime. The total crime rate in Riverdale is 5,028 crimes per 100,000 residents, which is 116% higher than the national average and 135% higher than the rest of Utah."

The picture above looks as if they're accepting an award for being the most dangerous small town in Utah, but that's not the case. It's for something else.

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If you live in Riverdale the chances you're gonna have a crime issue is 1-in-20. Yikes!

Here are some tips I'll give you personally if you ever find yourself in Riverdale or the Southside of Chicago: wear some of those heart monitor things, and then when you're getting mugged pretend like you're having a fit and show them your heart monitor things on your chest and most people will take pity on you and go rob someone else.

Let me know if you've been to Riverdale!