In 2026 year-to-date through July, King recorded 61 assault incidents, accounting for 14% of the 436 total incidents across all categories. Assault ranks third among categories in the town, behind Other (142) and Theft (68), but ahead of Mischief (54). Annual assault counts reached a peak of 145 in 2024 before declining to 111 in 2025. Among listed neighbourhoods, Nobleton recorded 19 incidents, King City 17, and Schomberg 16.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering King.
This page presents open-data reports for the Assault category in King, Ontario. For the 2026 year-to-date period covering January through July, municipal records reflect 61 reported incidents of assault. These data points originate directly from published police open data for the township, establishing an empirical record of reported physical offences across local communities during this specific observation window.
Assault represents 14 percent of the 436 total incidents recorded across all tracked crime categories in King during the 2026 year-to-date timeframe. By comparison, annual figures in the multi-year dataset show 93 incidents in 2021, 117 in 2022, 135 in 2023, 145 in 2024, and 111 in 2025. Examining these historical totals alongside current figures provides context for understanding how reported offences are distributed across the township over multi-year periods.
Within King's total of 436 incidents across 12 tracked categories in 2026 year-to-date, Assault ranks 3rd with 61 reported incidents. It is less frequent than Other offences, which recorded 142 incidents, and Theft, which recorded 68 incidents. Conversely, Assault recorded higher counts than several other categories in the township, including Mischief at 54 incidents, Auto theft at 31 incidents, and Fraud at 30 incidents. This positioning places Assault behind the top two offence types while remaining ahead of property-related categories such as mischief, auto theft, and fraud in the current reporting period.
In King's 2026 open data, Assault stands as the 3rd most frequent category among 12 tracked offence types, generating 61 incidents through July. Multi-year data shows reported assaults increased steadily from 93 in 2021 to a peak of 145 in 2024, before declining to 111 in 2025. Across local communities, Nobleton recorded 19 incidents, followed by King City with 17 and Schomberg with 16. With 14 percent of all city incidents, assault remains a major component of local reports behind Other offences and Theft.
In 2026 year-to-date through July, King recorded 61 reported assault incidents. This category accounts for 14 percent of the township's 436 total incidents across all 12 tracked categories, positioning Assault as the 3rd most frequent category in the published open dataset.
In full calendar years, reported assault incidents in King rose from 93 in 2021 to 117 in 2022, 135 in 2023, and peaked at 145 in 2024. In 2025, the annual total decreased by 23.4 percent to 111 incidents. The 2026 total stands at 61 through July.
In 2026 year-to-date, Nobleton recorded the highest number of assault incidents with 19, followed closely by King City with 17 incidents and Schomberg with 16 incidents. Together, these three communities account for the top neighbourhood counts listed in the published dataset.
Assault is the 3rd most recorded category in King for 2026 year-to-date with 61 incidents. It ranks below Other offences with 142 incidents and Theft with 68 incidents, but higher than Mischief with 54 incidents, Auto theft with 31 incidents, and Fraud with 30 incidents.
Data is sourced from official municipal open-data portals and public police records in ON.