Rome

How this is scored

Activity score · 14d

5.4

Distinct scored incidents

4

Scoring level

City

Incident points = category × severity × verification × recency × independent-source bonus. Reports of the same event from multiple outlets are grouped before scoring; child-place incidents roll up once to their parents.

Category points:

assault: 8 · attack: 10 · threat: 5 · vandalism: 3 · harassment: 3 · protest: 3 · other: 3

Severity multipliers:

info: ×0.5 · low: ×0.5 · moderate: ×1 · high: ×2 · critical: ×3

Verification multipliers:

confirmed: ×1 · developing: ×0.6 · unverified: ×0.2. Approved news headlines use moderate severity and the confirmed scoring multiplier; this is not confirmation of a direct threat.

Recency:

0–24h: ×1 · 24–72h: ×0.7 · 72–168h: ×0.35; older incidents score 0.

Sources:

+10% per extra independent outlet, capped at +30%.

Posture thresholds for this city

• Elevated: score ≥ 8, or a confirmed Moderate-or-higher alert.
• High: score ≥ 30 with a confirmed High-or-higher alert, or ≥ 6 distinct confirmed/developing scored incidents.
• Critical: score ≥ 45 with a confirmed Critical alert. Activity alone cannot make a place Critical.
• Monitored: none of these thresholds reached; absence of reports does not guarantee safety.
• Parent floor: no lower than the worst child with a confirmed scored contribution minus 1 posture step.
• Hot neighbourhoods: up to 3 neighbourhoods with confirmed/developing scored incidents in the last 72 hours, ranked by score.

Largest contributors

1. Anti-Jewish graffiti in Monteverde: an entire community is targeted

   Rome

   2.1 pts

2. Antisemitic graffiti and Celtic crosses found on walls in Monteverde, Rome

   Rome

   1.2 pts

3. Antisemitic graffiti in Monteverde: Rome struck by hate and intolerance

   Rome

   1 pts