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I'd note that walking along the streets in Florida is dangerous for reasons unrelated to crime, too:
https://www.vox.com/23178764/florida-us19-deadliest-pedestrian-fatality-crisis

In Florida, which has long been one of the deadliest states to be a pedestrian, 716 people were killed walking on roads and streets in 2020. In 2021, the death toll reached 899, the highest numeric increase of pedestrians killed in any state. The way to think about Florida is as a leading edge, says Eric Dumbaugh, a professor of urban planning at Florida Atlantic University and associate director of the Collaborative Sciences Center for Road Safety. Because theres so much growth going on relative to other places, we see trends that happen nationally go on a lot faster here.

In 2011, state and local officials in Pasco County began meeting to discuss how they could make the road safer, following a national report indicating that the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater area, where the county is located, was the second most dangerous metropolitan area in the country for pedestrians (the top four were all in Florida).