In 2018, Greater Sudbury recorded 10 break and enter incidents out of 110 total city incidents across all 6 categories. Break and enter represented 9.1% of all reported incidents, ranking second behind theft, which accounted for 79 incidents. Other recorded categories included mischief with 9 incidents, assault with 7, other offences with 4, and auto theft with 1 incident. The reported break and enter occurrences spanned from August 5, 2018 to September 3, 2018.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Greater Sudbury.
This page presents open-data figures for break and enter incidents in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, during the 2018 calendar year. Municipal open-data records show a category count of 10 reported break and enter incidents for this period. All 10 recorded incidents feature usable occurrence dates in the dataset, resulting in zero undated category records for the year.
In comparison to overall municipal figures, Greater Sudbury logged a city total of 110 incidents across all 6 tracked categories in 2018. Break and enter accounted for 9.1% of city incidents, placing it second among all categories. The specific occurrence dates logged for break and enter span from August 5, 2018, through September 3, 2018, representing the complete published date range for this category in 2018.
With 10 reported incidents, break and enter ranked 2 among all 6 crime categories tracked in Greater Sudbury for 2018. Theft was the most frequent category in the city, recording 79 incidents. Break and enter recorded fewer incidents than theft, but had a higher incident count than mischief with 9 incidents, assault with 7 incidents, other with 4 incidents, and auto theft with 1 incident. These sibling categories demonstrate how break and enter compares within Greater Sudbury's overall city total of 110 reported incidents.
Break and enter represents the second largest reported category in Greater Sudbury for 2018, behind theft. With 10 reported incidents, it comprises 9.1% of the 110 total city incidents recorded across all 6 categories. The single-year data series shows 10 incidents in 2018, with no prior or subsequent annual comparisons available in this dataset. While theft accounts for the majority of local reports at 79 incidents, break and enter remains distinctly higher than remaining categories like mischief, assault, and auto theft.
Municipal open-data records show 10 break and enter incidents in Greater Sudbury during the 2018 calendar year. All 10 of these recorded incidents contained valid occurrence dates in the dataset, ranging from August 5, 2018, to September 3, 2018. These records represent the full annual count published for this category.
Break and enter accounted for 9.1% of city incidents in Greater Sudbury in 2018. This percentage is based on the 10 reported break and enter incidents out of a city total of 110 incidents logged across all 6 tracked categories during the calendar year.
Break and enter ranked 2 among 6 total categories in Greater Sudbury in 2018 with 10 incidents. It was less frequent than theft, which led all categories with 79 incidents, but higher than mischief (9 incidents), assault (7 incidents), other (4 incidents), and auto theft (1 incident).
The dated category records for break and enter in Greater Sudbury span from August 5, 2018, to September 3, 2018. During this timeframe, all 10 category incidents occurred, with 0 undated records present in the 2018 open-data release for the municipality.
Data provided by municipal open-data records for Greater Sudbury, ON.