In 2016, Amherstburg recorded 78 theft incidents, representing 13.8% of the 564 city total open-data records published for the year. Theft ranked second among the city's six tracked categories, behind Other offences with 454 incidents. Additional category totals for the period include 19 mischief incidents, six assault incidents, six break and enter incidents, and one auto theft incident. The published theft dataset covers occurrences from January 22, 2016 to April 20, 2016.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Amherstburg.
This page covers Theft in Amherstburg, Ontario, using the city's open-data incident archive for the 2016 calendar year. The archive records 78 theft incidents, or 13.8% of Amherstburg's 564 total incidents across all categories in the same period. The count is based on the complete calendar-year archive, not a 60-day map window, and all 78 records carry a usable occurrence year.
Theft is one of six categories in the published dataset. It ranks second by number of records. The category's 78 incidents place it ahead of mischief, assault, break and enter, and auto theft, while the 'Other' category holds the top count. Because the series currently contains only 2016 data, no year-over-year comparison is available on this page. These numbers reflect reported incidents in the open-data feed.
Within Amherstburg's 2016 open-data archive, Theft ranks second among six categories, with 78 incidents. The 'Other' category leads with 454 records, a substantially higher total. Theft's count is larger than Mischief's 19 records, Assault's 6, Break and enter's 6, and Auto theft's 1. Theft therefore represents the city's second-largest category by volume and accounts for 13.8% of the 564 total incidents. These comparisons use counts exactly as published in the open-data feed; the category's year series contains only 2016, so no multi-year ranking is shown.
Theft's 78 records make it the second-largest category in Amherstburg's 2016 open-data archive, though it sits well behind the 454 records grouped under 'Other'. It is still ahead of every other listed category, including mischief (19), assault (6), break and enter (6), and auto theft (1). The year series has only one year, so the standout feature is the category's rank and share (13.8%), not a direction of change. Readers should treat this as a single-year snapshot of reported incidents.
The open-data archive for Amherstburg records 78 theft incidents for 2016. That count is 13.8% of the city's 564 total incidents across all categories in the same year. The theft series currently contains only 2016, so this figure is a single-year total rather than part of a multi-year comparison.
Theft ranks second among six categories, with 78 records. The 'Other' category leads with 454 records. Theft is ahead of Mischief (19), Assault (6), Break and enter (6), and Auto theft (1). These counts are as published in the 2016 open-data archive, and no neighbourhood-level breakdown is available for theft.
Theft represents 13.8% of the 564 incidents in Amherstburg's 2016 archive. In raw numbers, that is 78 theft records. The city's largest category, 'Other', accounts for 454 records. These figures are incident counts from the open-data feed, describing reported volume only.
No. The year series for theft contains only 2016, with 78 records. There is no earlier or later year in the published category series, so no year-over-year change, peak, or trend can be calculated. The 2016 total is best read as a standalone snapshot of the category in the open-data archive.
Data sourced from Amherstburg, Ontario (ON) open-data incident records published by the municipality or its police service.