In 2015, Espanola recorded 29 theft incidents, representing 6.1% of the city’s total 472 reported crimes. Theft ranked second among six crime categories, behind Other with 417 incidents. Compared with other categories, theft was less common than Other but more frequent than Mischief (19), Break and enter (4), Assault (2), and Auto theft (1). No theft incidents were dated beyond the year, and the data reflect the complete calendar year.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Espanola.
This page presents the open‑data record for theft offences reported in Espanola, Ontario, for the complete calendar year 2015. The dataset comprises every theft incident logged by the municipal police service during that year, rather than the rolling 60‑day map window shown elsewhere. In 2015 the city recorded 29 theft incidents, which account for exactly 6.1 % of all crime reported in Espanola (a total of 472 incidents). These numbers are taken directly from police‑reported incident counts and are shown as raw totals without conversion to rates. The 2015 figures represent a full‑year snapshot, enabling comparison with other annual reports. Because the data set is archived, it does not reflect any partial‑year updates that might appear in more recent feeds. Researchers and citizens can use these counts to examine trends over time, noting that theft remains a modest share of overall crime in the community.
Within the six crime categories tracked for Espanola, theft ranks second, accounting for 6.1 % of total incidents. The leading category, Other, comprised 417 reports, far surpassing theft’s 29 incidents. Mischief followed with 19 offences, while break‑and‑enter, assault and auto theft together contributed fewer than ten cases (4, 2 and 1 respectively). This positioning shows that theft, although not the most common offence, is considerably more frequent than the lower‑ranking categories and forms a noticeable portion of the city’s crime profile for 2015.
Theft represents a modest but distinct slice of Espanola’s crime landscape in 2015, sitting at second place among six categories. With 29 recorded incidents, it makes up 6.1 % of the city’s total crime count. While the data set does not provide a year‑over‑year comparison for this category, the single‑year snapshot highlights that theft is far less common than the dominant ‘Other’ category yet considerably more prevalent than mischief, break‑and‑enter, assault and auto theft combined.
In 2015 the police service recorded 29 theft offences in Espanola. Those incidents contributed 6.1 % of the city’s overall crime tally, which comprised 472 reported incidents across all categories. The data set reflects all reported thefts for the full calendar year and does not include unreported incidents. The count is drawn directly from the open‑data archive and represents raw incident numbers without any rate conversion.
Theft makes up 6.1 % of all criminal incidents recorded in Espanola during 2015. With 29 theft reports out of a city‑wide total of 472 incidents, the proportion is modest yet significant compared with many lower‑frequency offences. This figure is taken directly from the police‑reported open‑data feed and is presented as a raw count rather than a per‑capita rate.
The ‘Other’ category was the most common offence type in 2015, accounting for 417 of the 472 total incidents reported in Espanola. This count dwarfs the theft total of 29 and far exceeds the numbers for mischief (19), break‑and‑enter (4), assault (2) and auto theft (1). The dominance of the ‘Other’ category shapes the overall crime distribution for that year.
In 2015 theft recorded 29 incidents, placing it well above the lower‑ranking categories. Mischief had 19 incidents, break‑and‑enter recorded 4, assault 2, and auto theft just 1. This comparison shows that theft is considerably more frequent than each of those categories individually, even though it remains far behind the leading ‘Other’ category with 417 reports.
Data sourced from the Ontario open��data portal (province code ON).