Shelburne recorded three theft incidents in 2019, accounting for 0.4% of the city’s total 807 reported crimes. The theft count reflects the complete calendar year, with the dataset covering the period from March 28 to June 26. Compared with other offence types, theft ranks fourth among five categories, behind Other (789 incidents), and ahead of Mischief (8) and Assault (6).
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Shelburne.
This page presents the open‑data record of theft incidents reported in Shelburne, Ontario for the calendar year 2019. The dataset reflects the full archive for that year, not a rolling 60‑day map window.
During 2019, three theft incidents were recorded, representing 0.4 of all reported crimes in Shelburne (a total of 807 incidents). The figure is drawn directly from the municipal open‑data feed and is presented without any extrapolation.
In Shelburne, theft ranks fourth among five crime categories, with a count of three incidents. Other categories show higher volumes: Other (789 incidents), Mischief (8), Assault (6), and Break and enter (1). Despite being the fourth‑ranked category, theft accounts for a small fraction of overall crime, underscoring its relative rarity compared with the dominant "Other" category, which comprises the majority of reported incidents.
Theft represents a very low portion of Shelburne's crime landscape, with only three recorded incidents in 2019 and a share of just 0.4% of the city’s total crimes. Its fourth‑place ranking out of five categories highlights its relative infrequency, especially when contrasted with the "Other" category’s 789 incidents. The year‑specific series contains only the 2019 count, offering no visible trend or year‑over‑year change for this category.
The open‑data feed records three theft incidents for Shelburne in the 2019 calendar year. This figure is drawn directly from the municipal dataset and reflects the complete count for that year.
Theft accounts for 0.4 of all reported crimes in Shelburne for 2019. With a city‑wide total of 807 incidents, theft makes up a very small share of the overall crime picture.
Among five crime categories, theft ranks fourth with three incidents. The "Other" category dominates with 789 incidents, followed by Mischief (8), Assault (6), and Break and enter (1). This ranking shows theft is less common than most other categories.
The year‑series for theft includes only the 2019 count of three incidents, so no trend or year‑over‑year change can be identified from the available data.
Data sourced from Ontario open‑data portal (province code ON).