It might be a moot point because it's not violent or aggressive from what I've seen.I've been ardently searching for relevant case law or news of enforcement (fines, etc), but so far no luck! 

However, every neighborhood will probably have some type of crime, so try to see if they are other non-violent crimes (DUI or Domestic dispute) because it might have less of an impact on the desirability of a neighborhood.I only focus on a few particular areas, and so others may be able to speak to different zips.But, I like areas around Mid-town, (parts of 85712, 85716, and 85719) and it is where I spend most of my time analyzing/purchasing properties. 

"McAllen was recognized as the third safest city by SmartAssest.com, which analyzed a core set of common safety factors, including the following five metrics: violent crime, property crime, vehicular mortality rate, drug poisoning mortality rate and the percentage of the population engaging in excessive drinking."

The national median per 1,000 people for violent crimes is 4, High Point sports a 6.77.

The most recent report published online is from 2020 which shows Violent Crime down 10%, Property Crime down 9% and overall "Impact" Crimes are down 9%.

My rental is in a pretty run down area, although I don't really associate it with too much violent crime.

I, a roughneck tough guy from a poor violent neighborhood, tried to capture the desire to make a difference for myself and at the time, soon to be family. 

Some areas of Mexico have increased risk of crime and kidnapping.Country Summary: Violent crime – such as homicide, kidnapping, carjacking, and robbery – is widespread and common in Mexico.

I've met brokers who think that all discrimination against tenants/applicants (ex: "you can't be treating people differently"... and they include criminals with violent history) is illegal.

Violent offenders and sex offenders are almost always an automatic denial, although there may be circumstances where I would allow them.