Sherbrooke's Other crime category recorded 512 reported incidents year‑to‑date through June 2026, representing 31.7% of the city's total 1,615 crimes. This makes Other the leading category among five crime types. The category’s count reflects a sharp decline from previous full‑year totals, falling from 1,121 incidents in 2025. Within the broader Other classification, the most common sub‑offences city‑wide are Threats (2,202), Other crime (1,656) and Traffic & MVC (799).
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Sherbrooke.
This page presents the open‑data count for the Other category in Sherbrooke for the 2026 calendar year, covering incidents reported through June. The category aggregates offences that do not fall under the main categories such as theft or assault, and the dataset includes 512 incidents, representing 31.7 % of all reported crime in the city.
Sherbrooke’s total crime count for the same period is 1,615 incidents. With 512 incidents, Other accounts for nearly one‑third of all crime and ranks 1 of 5 categories. These figures are drawn from the full on‑disk archive and reflect the latest calendar‑year YTD snapshot, not the rolling 60‑day map window.
Within Sherbrooke’s crime landscape, Other holds the top spot, ranking first among five tracked categories. It surpasses Theft, which recorded 474 incidents, and Assault with 394 incidents. The next categories, Mischief ( 139 incidents) and Break and Enter ( 96 incidents), are substantially lower. The Other share of 31.7 % of the city‑wide total underscores its prominence relative to the more familiar offence types.
The Other category dominates Sherbrooke’s crime reporting, occupying the top rank and comprising almost a third of all incidents. The 2026 YTD count of 512 represents a sharp decline from the full‑year 1,121 incidents reported in 2025, indicating a notable downward shift year‑to‑year. Despite the drop, the category remains larger than any single sibling, highlighting its broad scope within the city’s open‑data feed.
The Other category captures offences that do not fit into the primary categories such as theft, assault, mischief, or break‑and‑enter. It includes sub‑categories like Threats (2,202 incidents), Other crime (1,656 incidents) and Traffic & MVC (799 incidents), collectively representing a wide range of less‑specific reports.
For the 2026 calendar year, up to June, the open‑data feed recorded 512 incidents classified as Other, which equals 31.7 % of the city’s total of 1,615 reported crimes during the same period.
Other leads the city’s crime categories, ranking���1 of 5, with 512 incidents. The next largest category, Theft, recorded 474 incidents, followed by Assault at 394 incidents. This makes Other the most frequently reported category by a margin of 38 incidents over Theft.
The year‑series shows a peak of 1,121 incidents in 2025, a modest 4.9 % increase from 2024’s 1,069 incidents. The 2026 YTD count of 512 is considerably lower than the previous full year, reflecting a noticeable drop in reported Other offences so far this year.
Data sourced from the Quebec open‑data portal (QC).