In 2019 Strathroy-Caradoc recorded three auto theft incidents, which represent 0.3% of all reported crimes in the city. The overall crime count for that year was 1,045 incidents across all categories. Auto theft ranks sixth among seven crime categories, with higher counts observed for categories such as Other (890) and Theft (78). The data reflects the complete calendar year and does not include unreported events.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Strathroy-Caradoc.
The Auto theft page for Strathroy‑Caradoc presents the open‑data record of auto theft incidents reported in 2019. The dataset includes three documented incidents, representing 0.3 percent of all crime reports for the city that year. This category falls within the broader crime data set that captures a total of 1,045 incidents across all offence types.
These three incidents are drawn from the full calendar‑year archive and are not limited to the 60‑day map window. The count reflects only the incidents that were reported and entered into the police data system, without any estimation or adjustment. Because the data covers the complete year, it provides a stable basis for comparing offence frequencies within Strathroy‑Caradoc. The limited number of incidents also means that year‑over‑year trends are not discernible from this single data point.
Within Strathroy‑Caradoc’s crime profile, auto theft ranks sixth out of seven categories, with only three recorded incidents in 2019. The category is far less common than Other offences, which account for 890 incidents, and Theft, with 78 incidents. It also trails Break and enter (32), Mischief (30), and Assault (11). While auto theft represents a modest 0.3 percent of the city’s total 1,045 incidents, its low count underscores its relative rarity compared with the dominant offence categories. These comparisons highlight that auto theft contributes minimally to the overall crime landscape in the community.
Auto theft is among the least frequent crimes in Strathroy‑Caradoc, with only three reported incidents in 2019, representing just 0.3 percent of the city’s total crime count. Its sixth‑place ranking out of seven categories underscores its rarity relative to dominant offences such as Other (890 incidents) and Theft (78 incidents). The single‑year data point provides no insight into trends, so any year‑over‑year change cannot be assessed.
The open‑data set records three auto theft incidents for Strathroy‑Caradoc in the 2019 calendar year. This figure comes from the complete annual archive and represents a very small fraction of the city’s overall crime tally, which totals 1,045 incidents across all categories for that year.
Auto theft comprises 0.3 percent of all recorded crimes in Strathroy‑Caradoc for 2019. With three incidents out of a city‑wide total of 1,045, the category’s contribution to the overall crime picture is minimal compared with larger categories such as Other (890 incidents) and Theft (78 incidents).
In the 2019 crime breakdown, auto theft is positioned sixth out of seven offence categories for Strathroy‑Caradoc. With only three recorded incidents, it trails other categories such as Other (890 incidents), Theft (78), Break and enter (32), Mischief (30), and Assault (11), highlighting its relatively low occurrence within the city’s crime landscape.
The dataset provides a single data point for auto theft in 2019, with three incidents recorded. Because there is no earlier or later year‑over‑year series available for this category, no trend or change can be identified from the open‑data, leaving the annual pattern for auto theft undefined.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.