Belleville recorded 40 break‑and‑enter incidents in 2016, accounting for 2 % of the city’s 2,008 total crimes that year. The break‑and‑enter count placed the category fifth among seven crime types, behind Other (1,637 incidents) and Theft (175), and ahead of Assault (77) and Mischief (68). No incidents were reported as undated, and the data reflects the complete calendar‑year public official archive.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Belleville.
This page examines reported break and enter incidents in Belleville, Ontario, using the city's open-data crime archive. For the 2016 calendar year, that archive records 40 break and enter incidents. This count represents 2% of Belleville's 2,008 total reported incidents across all categories in the same archive.
Break and enter is one of seven published categories for Belleville. In the 2016 archive, it appears less often than Other (1,637), Theft (175), Assault (77), and Mischief (68), but more often than Robbery (7). The 40 incidents shown here are the full calendar-year total for this category, not the rolling 60-day map window. The dataset contains no neighbourhood-level breakdown for break and enter, so this page does not identify specific local areas.
Break and enter ranks fifth among Belleville's seven published categories in the 2016 open-data archive. Its 40 incidents sit below Mischief's 68 and above Robbery's 7. The largest sibling category is Other at 1,637, followed by Theft at 175 and Assault at 77. Break and enter accounts for 2% of the city's 2,008 total incidents. The category is closer in count to Mischief and Robbery than to the larger Theft and Other categories. No year-over-year change can be calculated because the series for this category contains only 2016.
In Belleville's 2016 open-data archive, break and enter's 40 incidents make it a relatively small category, accounting for 2% of the city's 2,008 total reported incidents. It ranks fifth of seven, below Mischief (68) and above Robbery (7). The year series contains only 2016, so no upward or downward movement can be shown for this category from this data. The 40 figure is the full calendar-year total, not the separate 60-day map window count of 1,395 citywide incidents.
The Belleville open-data archive for 2016 lists 40 break and enter incidents. That is the complete calendar-year total for this category, not the rolling 60-day map window. It represents 2% of the city's 2,008 total reported incidents across all categories in the same archive.
The 2% figure is the share of Belleville's 2,008 total reported incidents in 2016 that the open-data archive classifies as break and enter. The corresponding category count is 40 incidents. The percentage is taken directly from the published archive for that year.
Break and enter ranks fifth among seven categories with 40 incidents. It sits below Mischief, which recorded 68 incidents, and above Robbery, which recorded 7. Other leads with 1,637, followed by Theft at 175 and Assault at 77.
No. The year series for break and enter in Belleville contains a single entry: 40 incidents in 2016. Because no earlier or later year is included in the published archive for this category, a year-over-year change cannot be calculated from this data.
Source: Belleville, Ontario (ON) open-data crime archive, via CrimeMaps.ca.