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Break and enter in Leduc

Leduc’s 2026 year-to-date open-data archive shows 49 break and enter incidents through July, within a city-wide total of 291 reported incidents across all published categories. Break and enter makes up 16.8% of that city total and ranks third among five categories. The multi-year series currently contains only 2026, so no year-over-year comparison is shown; the count is partial-year data through the last complete month.

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

49
Break and enter incidents
16.8%
Share of Leduc incidents
3 of 5
Category rank
2026 (YTD, through Jul)
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Break and enter in Leduc

This page reviews Break and enter records in Leduc, Alberta, using the city's published open-data archive. The category count for 2026 currently stands at 49 incidents. That figure is the latest calendar-year total, year-to-date through July, and it is drawn from the full archive rather than the 60-day map window. Break and enter represents 16.8% of the 291 city-wide incidents recorded across all categories in this same archive window.

Break and enter is one of five categories tracked on this Leduc page, and it sits third in the order of counts. The published series for this category contains a single year so far, with 49 incidents assigned to 2026. Because the current year is still in progress, the 49-incident total should be read as a partial-year figure rather than a complete annual count.

How Break and enter compares

Within Leduc's 2026 year-to-date open-data mix, Break and enter ranks third of five categories. Its 49 incidents sit below Mischief, which has the highest listed count among the sibling categories at 93, and Theft, which reports 88. Break and enter is more numerous than Theft from vehicle, with 32 incidents, and Auto theft, with 29. These five categories make up the set of category pages on this Leduc profile. The comparisons use the same published category counts for the selected YTD period and do not account for differences in reporting or classification.

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What these numbers mean

Break and enter is a middle-ranked category in Leduc's 2026 year-to-date data, with 49 incidents and a 16.8% share of the city's 291 incident total. It sits below the two largest sibling categories, Mischief and Theft, but above Theft from vehicle and Auto theft. The series contains a single year, so no year-over-year movement can be assessed. The 49-count total remains a partial-year figure through July, not a 60-day map window.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Break and enter in Leduc

How many Break and enter incidents are in Leduc's 2026 open data?

The published 2026 year-to-date archive includes 49 Break and enter incidents. This is the latest calendar-year total through July, drawn from the full on-disk archive rather than the 60-day map window. It is 16.8% of Leduc's 291 city-wide incidents across all categories.

How does Break and enter compare to other categories in Leduc?

Break and enter ranks third of five categories, with 49 incidents. Mischief reports the largest count among these categories at 93, followed by Theft at 88. Theft from vehicle has 32 and Auto theft has 29, putting Break and enter above both.

Is the 2026 Break and enter count a full-year total?

No. The 49 incidents are year-to-date through July, because the current year is still in progress. The published series for this category shows only 2026, so there is no previous-year total to compare against. Readers should interpret the figure as a partial-year count.

What share of Leduc incidents does Break and enter make up?

Break and enter accounts for 16.8% of the 291 incidents in Leduc's published city-wide open-data archive for the selected period. With 49 incidents, it is one of five tracked categories and ranks third by count.

Other crime categories in Leduc

Sources

Data on this page comes from the open-data crime feed published for Leduc, Alberta (AB).

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