In 2018 Brockville recorded 862 incidents classified under the “Other” category, accounting for 82.6% of the city’s total 1,044 reported crimes. This makes “Other” the most common category, ranking first among eight crime types. The category’s count surged from 106 in 2017, a 713.2% increase. The “Other” breakdown includes Calls for service (329), Traffic & MVC (257), Bylaw & Provincial (196) and other sub‑categories.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Brockville.
This page displays the Open Data count for the “Other” category of reported incidents in Brockville, Ontario for the calendar year 2018. The category recorded 862 incidents, representing 82.6% of all reported crime in the city that year.\n\nThe “Other” category aggregates a range of offences that are not covered by the primary categories such as theft, assault or fraud. The figures reflect the complete 2018 calendar year as provided by the city’s open‑data archive.
In Brockville, the “Other” category is the most prevalent, ranking first among eight crime categories with 862 incidents. By contrast, the next‑largest sibling categories recorded far fewer incidents: Theft (76), Assault (32), Mischief (31), Fraud (22) and Break and Enter (16). This dominant share underscores the breadth of offences grouped under “Other” relative to the other specific categories.
The Other category overwhelmingly dominates Brockville’s crime profile for 2018, comprising over four‑fifths of all reported incidents and holding the top rank among eight categories. A dramatic rise from 106 incidents in 2017 to 862 in 2018 highlights a sharp shift in reporting or classification. The sub‑breakdown shows Calls for service, Traffic & MVC and Bylaw offences together make up the bulk of this category, indicating that many non‑theft or assault offences are grouped here.
The “Other” category groups offences that do not fit into the primary categories such as theft, assault or fraud. In 2018 it comprised Calls for service (329 incidents), Traffic & MVC (257), Bylaw & Provincial (196), Other crime (130), Drugs (33), Harassment (19) and Weapons offences (4).
In 2018 the Other category recorded 862 incidents, a rise of 713.2% from the 106 incidents reported in 2017. This increase reflects a substantial change in the number of incidents classified under this umbrella between the two years.
Other led with 862 incidents, while Theft accounted for only 76 incidents in 2018. This means Other had more than eleven times the number of incidents recorded under Theft for the same year.
Calls for service is the largest subcategory within Other, contributing 329 incidents, which is roughly 38% of the total 862 Other incidents recorded in 2018.
Data sourced from the Ontario open‑data portal (ON).