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Theft from vehicle in Langley

In 2026 year‑to‑date through July, Langley saw 403 theft‑from‑vehicle incidents, accounting for 33 % of the city’s 1,220 total reported crimes. This makes the offence the second‑most common category, trailing only general theft, and reflects a notable drop from the 619 incidents recorded in 2025, a 115.7 % increase over 2024’s 287 incidents. Among the six crime categories tracked, theft from vehicle ranks second, while break and enter (215) and auto theft (95) are less frequent.

Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Langley.

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Theft from vehicle in Langley

This page presents open‑data incident counts for the Theft from vehicle offence in Langley, British Columbia, covering the latest calendar year 2026 as reported in the year‑to‑date window through July. The dataset records 403 reported incidents of theft from vehicle for this period, drawn from the full on‑disk archive and reflecting all incidents logged up to the last complete month.

That figure represents 33 % of the city’s total 1,220 reported crimes for the same period, ranking theft from vehicle second among six tracked categories. It follows the broader Theft category, which recorded 439 incidents, and exceeds break and enter, auto theft, bike theft and mischief counts.

How Theft from vehicle compares

Among the six crime categories tracked for Langley in 2026 YTD, theft from vehicle ranks second with 403 incidents, accounting for a third of all reported crimes. The leading category, Theft, shows 439 incidents, while break and enter (215), auto theft (95), bike theft (42) and mischief (26) trail behind. This placement highlights theft from vehicle as a major concern relative to other offences, though it remains below the overall Theft count.

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What these numbers mean

Theft from vehicle is the second‑most common offence in Langley, comprising one‑third of all reported incidents and outpacing break and enter, auto theft and other categories. While the 2026 YTD total of 403 marks a decline from the 2025 peak of 619, the category remains a substantial share of crime activity. The pronounced rise between 2024 (287) and 2025 (619), a 115.7 % jump, underscores the volatility of this offence type across years.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Theft from vehicle in Langley

What does the 'theft from vehicle' category include?

Theft from vehicle covers incidents where a motor vehicle or its contents are taken without the owner's consent. In Langley, 403 such incidents were recorded in the 2026 year‑to‑date period, reflecting the open‑data counts published by the provincial authority.

How many theft from vehicle incidents were reported in Langley in 2026?

The open‑data set shows 403 reported theft from vehicle incidents in Langley for the 2026 calendar year up to July. This represents 33 % of the city’s total of 1,220 recorded crimes for the same period.

How does theft from vehicle compare to other crime types in Langley?

With 403 incidents, theft from vehicle ranks second among six crime categories, behind Theft (439 incidents) and ahead of break and enter (215), auto theft (95), bike theft (42) and mischief (26). Its share of 33 % makes it one of the most common offences in the city.

What trends are visible for theft from vehicle over recent years?

The year‑by‑year series shows a peak of 1,856 incidents in 2018, followed by a steady decline to 403 in 2026 YTD. Notably, 2025 recorded 619 incidents, a 115.7 % rise from 2024’s 287, before dropping to 403 in the current year‑to‑date window.

Other crime categories in Langley

Sources

Data sourced from British Columbia open‑data portal for Langley (province code BC).

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