For 2026 year-to-date through July, London recorded 150 incidents in the Other category, representing 2.2% of the city total of 6,817 open-data records. Ranking seventh among ten categories, the breakdown includes Weapons offences (69), Calls for service (54), and Other crime (38). This category is less frequent than major categories including Theft (3,657) and Mischief (895) in the city's published figures.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering London.
This page details open-data incident records for the Other category in London, Ontario. For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), London logged 150 incidents in the Other category out of 6,817 total incidents across all category types city-wide. The Other category accounts for 2.2% of London's total reported city incidents during this period. Out of a total of 10 tracked categories in the city, Other ranks seventh in overall incident volume.
Within this category, the breakdown of subcategories is led by Weapons offences with 69 incidents (42.9% of the subcategory breakdown). Calls for service accounts for 54 incidents (33.5%), while Other crime comprises 38 incidents (23.6%). The recorded incident dates span from April 1, 2026, to August 11, 2026. All figures are based on the latest available open-data archive provided for the municipality.
In London's open-data records, the Other category ranks seventh out of 10 total tracked categories for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). With 150 logged incidents, the category generates a smaller volume than several major property and personal offence types across the city's 6,817 total incidents. For comparison, Theft is the leading sibling category with 3,657 incidents, followed by Mischief at 895 incidents and Theft from vehicle at 784 incidents. Additionally, Assault recorded 614 incidents and Fraud recorded 345 incidents during the same period, both remaining higher in volume than the Other category.
In London's 2026 year-to-date open-data records, the Other category maintains a relatively low volume, accounting for 150 of the city's 6,817 total incidents. Ranking seventh among London's ten tracked categories, it comprises 2.2% of overall reported incidents. Within the subcategory breakdown, Weapons offences accounts for the largest proportion at 69 incidents, followed by Calls for service with 54 incidents and Other crime with 38 incidents. Because the multi-year series contains data for 2026 only, long-term category trends cannot be established from the published archive.
For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), London recorded 150 incidents in the Other category. These 150 incidents were part of a city-wide total of 6,817 recorded incidents across all 10 tracked crime categories during the same period, representing 2.2% of all logged incidents in London's open-data archive.
In the open-data subcategory breakdown for London, Weapons offences represents the largest subcategory with 69 incidents (42.9% of Other). Calls for service accounts for 54 incidents (33.5%), while Other crime accounts for 38 incidents (23.6%), out of 161 total incidents logged in the subcategory archive.
The Other category ranks 7th out of 10 tracked categories in London for 2026 YTD. Its 150 recorded incidents are lower than major categories such as Theft with 3,657 incidents, Mischief with 895 incidents, Theft from vehicle with 784 incidents, Assault with 614 incidents, and Fraud with 345 incidents.
The published open-data series for London's Other category currently includes only 2026, recording 150 incidents for the year to date (through July). Because prior year totals are not available in this dataset, year-over-year percentage changes cannot be calculated from the available open data.
Data is sourced from official open-data portals published by local police services in London, ON.