In 2019 St. Thomas recorded 695 incidents classified as Other, representing 85.1% of the city’s total 817 crime reports. The Other category includes calls for service (568 incidents), Traffic & MVC (362), and Bylaw & Provincial offences (284). Smaller components are other crime (77), drugs (12), harassment (7) and weapons offences (3). Compared with sibling categories, Other is far larger than Theft (71), Mischief (26), Break and enter (13), Assault (11) and Auto theft (1).
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Thomas.
This page covers St. Thomas's Other category in the city's crime and incident open-data feed. In the full archive, the largest listed subcategories under Other are Calls for service (568), Traffic & MVC (362), and Bylaw & Provincial (284); those figures are from the full-archive breakdown, not the 2019 headline year alone. The headline figure on this page is 695 incidents for the 2019 calendar year, taken from the full archived feed rather than the rolling 60-day map window.
In that 2019 record set, Other accounts for 85.1 per cent of St. Thomas's city-wide total of 817 incidents, ranking first among the six published categories. The next-largest sibling category, Theft, is listed at 71. Other rose from 618 incidents in 2018 to 695 in 2019, a 12.5 per cent year-over-year increase between complete calendar years.
Other is the largest category in St. Thomas's published open-data feed, ranked first among the six categories. Its 2019 count of 695 is larger than any sibling category: Theft follows at 71, Mischief at 26, Break and enter at 13, Assault at 11, and Auto theft at 1. Other also represents 85.1 per cent of the city total of 817. The year-over-year series for Other—618 in 2018 and 695 in 2019—shows a 12.5 per cent increase between those complete calendar years.
Other is the largest category in St. Thomas's 2019 open-data feed: 695 records, or 85.1 per cent of the city total of 817. The year-over-year series shows a 12.5 per cent increase from 618 in 2018. Within the full-archive breakdown, Calls for service (568), Traffic & MVC (362), and Bylaw & Provincial (284) are the top listed subcategories, while Harassment (7) and Weapons offences (3) appear lower in the list. The feed notes that threats and harassment under Other are person offences demoted from assault-related parents, not physical assault.
Other is the broadest parent category in St. Thomas's open-data feed, holding records that range from calls for service to traffic, bylaw, drugs, harassment, and weapons offences. Across the full archive, its largest listed subcategories are Calls for service (568), Traffic & MVC (362), and Bylaw & Provincial (284). The 2019 headline count for the category is 695 incidents.
Other ranks first among the six published categories with 695 incidents in 2019. Theft is the next-largest sibling at 71, followed by Mischief at 26, Break and enter at 13, Assault at 11, and Auto theft at 1. The gap between Other and every other category is substantial: the top sibling, Theft, is far below Other's 695 count.
Yes. The published year-over-year series for Other shows 618 incidents in 2018 and 695 in 2019, a 12.5 per cent increase. Both years are complete calendar years, so this is a full-year comparison rather than a partial-year or 60-day window.
In the full-archive breakdown, Calls for service is the largest subcategory at 568, followed by Traffic & MVC at 362 and Bylaw & Provincial at 284. Smaller listed components include Other crime at 77, Drugs at 12, Harassment at 7, and Weapons offences at 3. These full-archive figures cover all years in the open-data feed, not just the 2019 headline year.
Upstream source: City of St. Thomas (ON) open-data feed, made available through CrimeMaps.ca.