These 2 Connecticut Cities Are Among Nation's Most Sinful: Report

Looking for a little something naughty? Cross Connecticut off your list. Of 182 "sinful" cities in the United States, only two are located in the Constitution State, according to a recent report from personal finance website WalletHub.

In fact, neither of Connecticut's two contributions to "2o17's Most Sinful Cities in America" cracked the top 100. New Haven came in at #101, and Bridgeport at #157.

"Luckily for the saints among us, all American vices are not created, or distributed, equally," writes WalletHub's Richie Bernardo. "So in order to identify the darkest corners of America, WalletHub’s data crunchers compared more than 180 U.S. cities across 32 key indicators of evil deeds. Our data set ranges from violent crimes per capita to excessive drinking to potential cheaters."

Of vices, New Haven's highest-charting one was #36 under the "Anger & Hatred" ranking, while Bridgeport's #55 under the "Greed" ranking.

The report's other ranking categories are "Jealousy," "Excesses & Vices," "Lust," "Vanity" and "Laziness." Click here to read the publication's full methodology.

As for the nation's most sinful city, it's no surprise that Las Vegas tops the list, considering it's known as "Sin City." Orlando and Miami, FL were next, followed by St. Louis, MO, and North Las Vegas to round out the top 5.

And the least sinful city in America? South Burlington, VT takes that prize, followed by Pearl City, Hawaii; Brownsville, TX; West Valley City, Utah; and Port St. Lucie, FL.

To view WalletHub's complete list of 2017's Most Sinful Cities in America, click here.

Photo: A customer walks into Peepland on Broadway in New York's Times Square, Friday evening, March 6, 1998, after a judge concluded the city has the legal right to force most of the city's X-rated shops to relocate. Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum, said she would stay her ruling until Wednesday to allow sex shop owners to appeal to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to stop the city's plan. Photo credit: AP Photo/Michael Schmelling