Theft accounted for 68 reported incidents in King during 2026 year-to-date (through July), representing 15.6 percent of the 436 total city-wide incidents recorded across 12 categories. Theft ranks second overall, trailing Other (142 incidents) and preceding Assault (61 incidents). In full-year data, theft declined 29.7 percent from 219 incidents in 2024 to 154 in 2025. King City (22), Nobleton (21), and Schomberg (19) recorded the highest theft counts in 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering King.
This page provides a detailed summary of open-data police records for Theft in King, Ontario, covering the 2026 year-to-date period through July. During these months, local open data recorded 68 incidents of Theft within the township. This category count represents a specific portion of the overall city total of 436 incidents reported across all 12 tracked categories in King during the same period.
Theft represents 15.6 percent of King's total reported incidents in 2026 through July. The archived open-data series for King tracks records from January 1, 2021, to August 13, 2026. Prior full-year annual counts for Theft include 145 incidents in 2021, 141 incidents in 2022, 207 incidents in 2023, 219 incidents in 2024, and 154 incidents in 2025, providing multi-year context for the current YTD total of 68.
Within King's 12 tracked crime categories for 2026 through July, Theft ranks second overall with 68 reported incidents. It ranks behind the Other category, which recorded the highest total at 142 incidents. However, Theft recorded higher counts than all remaining sibling categories. Specifically, Theft exceeded Assault, which logged 61 incidents, and Mischief, which logged 54 incidents. It also recorded more than double the counts of Auto theft, with 31 incidents, and Fraud, which logged 30 incidents. Together, these figures illustrate how Theft compares among major incident types in King's open-data record.
Theft represents a primary category in King's open data, ranking second among all 12 tracked categories in 2026 through July with 68 incidents. Multi-year data shows Theft incidents increased from 145 in 2021 and 141 in 2022 to a peak of 219 in 2024, before declining by 29.7 percent to 154 incidents in 2025. For the current 2026 year-to-date period, Theft remains behind Other (142 incidents) but above Assault (61 incidents). Among specified areas, King City recorded 22 incidents, Nobleton recorded 21, and Schomberg recorded 19.
In 2026 through July, police open data recorded 68 Theft incidents in King, Ontario. This category count represents 15.6 percent of the 436 total incidents reported across all 12 tracked crime categories in the township during the same year-to-date timeframe.
Theft ranks second among 12 tracked categories in King for 2026 through July. Its count of 68 incidents is lower than Other (142 incidents), but higher than Assault (61 incidents), Mischief (54 incidents), Auto theft (31 incidents), and Fraud (30 incidents).
Between 2021 and 2025, annual Theft counts in King varied. Open data logged 145 incidents in 2021, 141 in 2022, 207 in 2023, and a peak of 219 in 2024. In 2025, counts decreased by 29.7 percent to 154 incidents.
For 2026 scaled to city year-to-date totals, King City recorded the highest number of Theft incidents among listed areas with 22 incidents. Nobleton followed closely with 21 recorded incidents, while Schomberg logged 19 Theft incidents during the same year-to-date period.
Data for King is sourced from official municipal open-data police feeds in ON.