In 2018, Brockville recorded 76 theft incidents, representing 7.3% of the city’s total 1,044 reported crimes across all categories. This places theft as the second‑most common offence out of eight, behind Other (862 incidents) and ahead of Assault (32), Mischief (31) and others. The yearly series shows a rise from 10 thefts in 2017 to 76 in 2018, a 660% increase.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Brockville.
This page presents the open-data incident counts for the Theft category in Brockville, Ontario, covering the full calendar year 2018. The figures are drawn from the city’s complete 2018 archive, not the 60‑day rolling map window, and include every reported theft recorded by official municipal authorities during that period.
In 2018, a total of 76 theft incidents were reported, accounting for 7.3% of all 1,044 crimes recorded in Brockville that year. This makes theft the second most common category among eight crime types tracked by the city. The count reflects incidents throughout the entire calendar year, rather than a partial reporting window. The data also show a sharp rise from ten theft incidents in 2017, an increase of 660% year‑over‑year.
Theft ranks second among the eight crime categories tracked in Brockville, with 76 incidents in 2018. The leading category, Other, accounts for 862 incidents, far exceeding theft’s count. Assault follows with 32 incidents, while Mischief records 31, Fraud 22, and Break and enter 16. Together these five sibling categories comprise the majority of the city’s crime profile, but theft remains a prominent contributor, representing 7.3% of all offences. Its count is more than double that of Assault and nearly ten times that of Break and enter.
Theft stands out as Brockville’s second‑most reported offence in 2018, with 76 incidents contributing 7.3% of the city’s total crime count. The category’s sharp year‑over‑year jump from ten incidents in 2017 to 76 in 2018—a 660% increase—highlights a notable escalation within a single year. While still far behind the dominant ‘Other’ category, theft’s share exceeds that of assault and break‑and‑enter combined, underscoring its significance in the local crime mix for the year.
The open‑data feed records 76 theft incidents for Brockville in the calendar year 2018. Those incidents make up 7.3% of the city’s overall 1,044 recorded crimes for that year, placing theft among the top‑ranked offence types. The figure reflects all reported cases compiled by municipal authorities and does not include unreported incidents.
Theft accounts for 7.3% of all recorded crimes in Brockville during 2018. With 76 theft incidents out of a total of 1,044 offences, it ranks as the second‑largest category after the ‘Other’ grouping. This share underscores theft’s relevance relative to other offences such as assault (32 incidents) and break‑and‑enter (16 incidents).
In 2018, theft was the second‑most reported offence with 76 incidents, following the ‘Other’ category that recorded 862 incidents. It outnumbered assault (32), mischief (31), fraud (22) and break‑and‑enter (16). Together these categories represent the bulk of the city’s crime landscape, but theft’s 7.3% share places it well above several lower‑count categories.
The dataset shows a pronounced rise in theft incidents between 2017 and 2018. In 2017, only ten thefts were recorded, whereas 2018 saw 76 incidents, representing a 660% year‑over‑year increase. This sharp growth highlights a significant shift in reported theft activity within a single year.
Source: Ontario (ON) open-data portal for Brockville.