In 2018 Brockville recorded 31 mischief incidents, accounting for 3 % of the city’s 1,044 total reported crimes. The count rose sharply from five incidents in 2017, representing a 520 % increase, though the dataset reflects a complete calendar year. Mischief ranks fourth among eight crime categories, trailing theft (76 incidents) and other offences (862 incidents). No neighbourhood‑level breakdown is provided for this category.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Brockville.
These figures come from Brockville’s open‑data archive for the calendar year 2018, covering every recorded police incident with a usable occurrence year. The page consolidates the Mischief category, presenting the total number of incidents that were officially logged for that year. This dataset excludes the rolling 60‑day map window and reflects the complete municipal record as of the latest archive extraction.
In the 2018 reporting period Brockville recorded 31 Mischief incidents, accounting for 3 % of the city‑wide total of 1,044 reported incidents across all categories. This places Mischief fourth among eight offence categories, behind Other (862 incidents) and ahead of Theft (76), Assault (32), Fraud (22) and Break and Enter (16). The year‑over‑year change shows a rise from 5 incidents in 2017 to 31 in 2018, a 520 % increase, highlighting a notable upward shift for this offence.
Within Brockville’s 2018 crime profile, Mischief was the fourth most common offence out of eight categories, representing 3 % of all reported incidents. It follows the dominant Other category, which accounted for 862 incidents, and sits above Theft (76), Assault (32), Fraud (22) and Break and Enter (16). Although the absolute count of Mischief incidents (31) is modest, its share of the total city count exceeds that of several other offences, underscoring its relative prominence in the municipal crime mix for that year. The category experienced a substantial jump from 5 incidents in 2017, indicating a significant upward movement compared with the prior year.
The Mischief category, while modest in absolute number, accounts for a noticeable 3 % share of Brockville’s overall crime tally for 2018, placing it fourth among eight categories. Its jump from just five incidents in 2017 to thirty‑one in 2018 marks a sharp upward movement, reflected in a 520 % year‑over‑year increase. Compared with the dominant Other category, Mischief remains a smaller slice, yet it exceeds several other offences, highlighting its relative importance in the city’s 2018 crime profile.
Mischief includes acts such as vandalism, property damage, graffiti and other non‑violent offences against private or public property. In Brockville’s 2018 open‑data set, police recorded 31 Mischief incidents, which together made up 3 % of the city’s total 1,044 reported crimes.
The city saw a sharp rise in Mischief reports, with only five incidents recorded in 2017 compared with thirty‑one in 2018. This represents a 520 % year‑over‑year increase, highlighting a notable upward shift for this offence.
Mischief was the fourth most common category out of eight, accounting for 31 incidents. It trails the dominant Other category (862 incidents) but exceeds Theft (76), Assault (32), Fraud (22) and Break and Enter (16) in raw counts.
Mischief incidents made up 3 % of the city’s overall crime count in 2018, with 31 reports out of a total of 1,044 incidents across all categories.
Data sourced from the Brockville open‑data police incidents portal (ON).