In 2026 year-to-date through July, Hamilton recorded 18 robbery incidents, representing 1.9 per cent of the 955 total open-data incidents logged across all categories in the city. Robbery ranks fourth among five tracked crime categories, below theft from vehicle (433), auto theft (324), and break and enter (178), but above homicide (2). These figures reflect reported incidents in the official archive for the selected period.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Hamilton.
This page presents official open-data figures for reported Robbery incidents in Hamilton, Ontario. According to municipal open-data releases covering 2026 year-to-date through July, Hamilton recorded 18 Robbery incidents. Over the exact same reporting interval, the city registered a city total of 955 reported incidents across all five tracked crime categories. All 18 Robbery incidents in the current dataset are dated records, with zero undated records in the record set.
Robbery accounts for 1.9 percent of the city total reported incidents in Hamilton for 2026 through July. The open-data publication includes incident records logged from April 1, 2026, through August 12, 2026. These figures provide a factual overview of recorded Robbery activity in Hamilton, allowing readers to examine published incident counts alongside other municipal crime categories across the city.
Among the five tracked crime categories in Hamilton, Robbery ranks fourth in total reported incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. With 18 incidents, Robbery occurred far less frequently than property-related offences in the city. Specifically, Theft from vehicle recorded the highest count at 433 incidents, followed by Auto theft with 324 incidents and Break and enter with 178 incidents. Conversely, Robbery recorded a higher incident count than Homicide, which stood at 2 reported incidents during the same period. In total, these five categories comprise the 955 city total incidents recorded in Hamilton.
Robbery represents a relatively small share of Hamilton's reported crime volume for 2026 year-to-date through July, accounting for 18 of the 955 total incidents across the city. Ranking fourth among five categories, Robbery counts remain well below property crime categories such as Theft from vehicle (433 incidents) and Auto theft (324 incidents), while exceeding Homicide (2 incidents). The published open-data series for 2026 establishes the baseline volume for this category within the municipal dataset.
Hamilton recorded 18 Robbery incidents for the 2026 year-to-date period through July. This figure represents the complete category count in the city's open-data release for the selected reporting period. During the same period, Hamilton recorded a total of 955 incidents across all five tracked crime categories citywide.
Robbery accounts for 1.9 percent of all reported incidents in Hamilton for 2026 year-to-date through July. Out of 955 total incidents registered across the city's five tracked categories, 18 were classified as Robbery. Property offences such as Theft from vehicle, which recorded 433 incidents, make up much larger portions of the city total.
Robbery ranks fourth among the 5 crime categories tracked in Hamilton's open-data portal. It recorded 18 incidents, which is lower than Theft from vehicle (433 incidents), Auto theft (324 incidents), and Break and enter (178 incidents). However, Robbery recorded a higher incident count than Homicide, which had 2 reported incidents.
The selected period for the headline counts covers 2026 year-to-date through July, with published incident dates ranging from April 1, 2026, to August 12, 2026. Additionally, the rolling 60-day map window accounts for 507 total incidents across all categories. The dataset includes 18 dated Robbery incidents and zero undated Robbery records.
Data is sourced directly from official municipal open-data releases for Hamilton, ON.