Other incidents in Shelburne for 2019 total 789, making up 97.8% of the city’s 807 recorded crimes. The category overwhelmingly dominates the crime profile, far outpacing the next‑largest categories such as Mischief (8) and Assault (6). The underlying Other breakdown shows Traffic & MVC offences accounting for 603 incidents (76.4% of Other), followed by Other crime (93), Calls for service (54) and smaller counts for Bylaw, Drugs, Harassment and Weapons.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Shelburne.
This page presents the “Other” category for Shelburne, Ontario, covering incidents captured in the complete calendar year 2019. The open‑data feed records 789 reported “Other” incidents, which account for 97.8 % of all 807 crime incidents logged for the city during that year.
The count draws from the full‑year archive, spanning from 28 March 2019 to 26 June 2019, and includes only incidents that have a recorded date. It does not include undated reports, which amount to zero for this category. The “Other” group aggregates a range of incident types, including traffic collisions, bylaw violations, calls for service, drug‑related offenses, and a few harassment and weapons offences. All figures are taken from the provincial open‑data source for Ontario. in 2019.
In Shelburne’s 2019 crime profile, the “Other” category far exceeds all other categories, accounting for 789 incidents versus 8 for Mischief, 6 for Assault, 3 for Theft and just 1 for Break and Enter. With a share of 97.8 % of the city’s total 807 incidents, “Other” holds the top rank among the five reported crime categories. The sibling categories together represent less than 2 % of the overall count, underscoring the dominance of “Other” in the city’s open‑data record for that year in 2019.
The “Other” category dominates Shelburne’s 2019 crime data, representing 789 of the 807 total incidents and capturing 97.8 % of all reported offences. Its sheer volume results from a broad grouping that includes traffic collisions, bylaw matters, service calls and a few drug, harassment and weapons cases. Traffic & MVC alone accounts for 603 incidents, more than three‑quarters of the category. Because the series contains only the 2019 total, no year‑over‑year trend can be shown, but the ranking confirms “Other” as the city’s leading crime classification for that year.
The “Other” category aggregates several incident types recorded in 2019: Traffic & MVC (603 incidents), Other crime (93), Calls for service (54), Bylaw & Provincial (29), Drugs (7), Harassment (2) and Weapons offences (1). Together they sum to the total of 789 “Other” incidents.
Shelburne reported 789 “Other” incidents in 2019. This figure represents 97.8 % of the city’s total of 807 crime incidents for that year, making it by far the largest category in the open‑data set.
The “Other” category had the highest count, with 789 incidents, which is 97.8 % of all reported crimes and places it at rank 1 among the five crime categories for Shelburne in 2019.
Within the 789 “Other” incidents, Traffic & MVC accounts for 603 incidents (76.4 % of Other), Other crime for 93 (11.8 %), Calls for service for 54 (6.8 %), Bylaw & Provincial for 29 (3.7 %), Drugs for 7 (0.9 %), Harassment for 2 (0.3 %) and Weapons offences for 1 (0.1 %).
Data sourced from the Ontario open‑data portal (province code ON).