The 2018 break and enter category in Brockville recorded 16 incidents. This represents 1.5 % of the city’s total of 1,044 reported crimes for the year. Break and enter ranked sixth among eight offence categories, behind Other (862 incidents) and Theft (76 incidents). The data cover the complete 2018 calendar year and are drawn from the city’s open‑data archive. No additional trends are evident.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Brockville.
This page presents the open‑data record for break‑and‑enter offences reported in Brockville for the calendar year 2018. The dataset captures 16 incidents of this category, which account for 1.5% of the city’s total crime count of 1,044 incidents. The figures reflect the complete archive for 2018, not the 60‑day map window.
Break‑and‑enter offences involve unlawful entry into a dwelling or structure with intent to commit a further crime. In Brockville, the relatively low count of 16 incidents places this category sixth among eight recorded offence types for 2018. While categories such as “Other” dominate the crime landscape with 862 incidents, and “Theft” follows with 76, break‑and‑enter remains a minor share of overall criminal activity. No undated break‑and‑enter reports were recorded in this period.
Break‑and‑enter ranks sixth out of eight offence categories in Brockville for 2018, with 16 incidents. The “Other” category is the most prevalent, accounting for 862 incidents, followed by “Theft” at 76, “Assault” at 32, “Mischief” at 31, and “Fraud” at 22. Together these categories encompass the majority of the city’s 1,044 recorded crimes, highlighting that break‑and‑enter comprises a small proportion of overall criminal activity.
Break‑and‑enter offences represent a modest share of Brockville’s crime profile, accounting for just 1.5% of all recorded incidents in 2018 and ranking sixth of eight categories. The low count of 16 incidents underscores its relative rarity compared with dominant categories like “Other” and “Theft.” With only a single year of data available, no year‑over‑year trend can be discerned for this offence type.
The open‑data set records 16 break‑and‑enter incidents for the calendar year 2018 in Brockville. This figure reflects the complete archive for that year and does not include any undated cases, of which there were none.
Break‑and‑enter accounts for 1.5% of the city’s overall crime count. With 1,044 total incidents recorded across all categories in 2018, the 16 break‑and‑enter cases constitute a small fraction of the overall criminal activity.
In 2018, break‑and‑enter ranks sixth out of eight categories. The “Other” category tops the list with 862 incidents, followed by “Theft” with 76, “Assault” with 32, “Mischief” with 31, and “Fraud” with 22. This places break‑and‑enter well below the leading categories in terms of incident count.
The dataset provides only a single year (2018) for break‑and‑enter, showing 16 incidents. Because there is no prior or subsequent year data in the series, no year‑over‑year change or trend can be identified for this offence type.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.