In 2018 Brockville recorded two robbery incidents. These two incidents make up 0.2% of the city’s overall 1,044 reported offences across all categories. Robbery ranks eighth among eight crime categories for the city, tied as the least common type. No undated robbery records were logged, and the data reflects a complete calendar‑year archive rather than a short‑term map window. The category accounts for a small share of overall crime activity.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Brockville.
This page presents the open‑data record for robbery incidents in Brockville, Ontario, for the calendar year 2018. The dataset compiles all reported robberies filed with the Brockville police service and reflects the most complete archival view for that year, rather than a short‑term map window. The corresponding 60‑day map window for the same period shows 770 incidents across all categories, illustrating the broader activity captured in the rolling view.
During 2018 the city recorded two robberies, which account for 0.2% of the total 1,044 incidents across all crime categories. This makes robbery the least‑frequent offence among the eight recorded categories for Brockville in that year. With a rank of eight out of eight categories, robbery is the lowest‑ranked offence in the city's crime profile for 2018.
Robbery in Brockville was recorded as only two incidents in 2018, placing it at the bottom of the city’s crime hierarchy with a rank of eight out of eight categories. The dominant category, Other, accounted for 862 incidents, far exceeding robbery’s count. Theft followed with 76 incidents, while Assault, Mischief and Fraud recorded 32, 31 and 22 incidents respectively. By contrast, robbery’s share of the total 1,044 incidents was just 0.2%, underscoring its rarity relative to the more common offences.
Robbery represents an extremely low proportion of Brockville’s 2018 crime landscape, with only two reported incidents and a 0.2% share of the city’s total 1,044 offences. Ranked eighth of eight categories, it trails the dominant ‘Other’ category by a wide margin (862 incidents) and is far less common than theft, assault or mischief. The year‑over‑year series contains only the 2018 figure, so no trend can be identified from the available data.
The open‑data set records two robberies for Brockville in the calendar year 2018. These two incidents are part of the city’s overall total of 1,044 recorded offences for that year.
Robbery makes up 0.2% of the total incidents reported in Brockville for 2018. With 1,044 incidents across all categories, the two robberies account for this small share of the city’s crime count.
The most common category, labelled ‘Other’, recorded 862 incidents in 2018, far exceeding the two robberies. This contrast highlights that robbery is a rare offence relative to the dominant category and other offences such as theft (76 incidents) or assault (32 incidents).
The year‑series for the robbery category contains only a single entry for 2018 with a count of two incidents. Because no earlier or later yearly counts are provided, the dataset does not allow any assessment of a trend or change over time for robbery in Brockville.
Data sourced from the Ontario open‑data portal.