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            State Statistics. (2019, May 3). Homicides by State and Weapon Used (Archives, 1995-2017). https://statestatistics.org/us/stats/homicides-by-state-and-weapon-used-(archives,-1995-2017).html
            
            
           
            Homicides by State and Weapon Used (Archives, 1995-2017). State Statistics. Last modified May 3, 2019. https://statestatistics.org/us/stats/homicides-by-state-and-weapon-used-(archives,-1995-2017).html.
            
            
           
            Homicides by State and Weapon Used (Archives, 1995-2017). State Statistics, 3 May 2019, https://statestatistics.org/us/stats/homicides-by-state-and-weapon-used-(archives,-1995-2017).html.
            
            
           
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						This database contains the total number of homicides by states and by type of weapon used.  One clarification and several limitations apply to the data reported: The category Hands, fists, feet, etc. includes “pushed” as a weaponAlabama provided limited data in 2015more
 The District of Columbia, and Florida did not provide data in 2012-2014.Alabama provided limited data in 2012Illinois provided limited data in 2003-2011The District of Columbia, Florida, and Kentucky provided limited data in 2002-2003The District of Columbia provided no data in 2001Data from Florida in 2000-2001 were not processed due to a limited submissionIllinois and Kentucky provided limited data in 2001Illinois, Montana and Kentucky provided limited data In 2000Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky, and Montana provided limited data in 1999The District of Columbia and Kansas provided no data in 1999Florida provided limited data in 1999Florida and the District of Columbia provided limited data in 1998Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin did not provide complete data for 1998, and counts were estimatedFlorida, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, New Hampshire, and Vermont did not provide complete data for 1997, and counts were estimatedIllinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, Vermont, nor the District of Columbia, and New York City did not provide complete data for 1996 and counts were estimatedFlorida did not provide a detailed breakdown in 1996Delaware, Illinois, Kansas, Montana, and Pennsylvania did not provide complete data in 1995The District of Columbia did not provide a breakdown by firearm type in 1995.
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