Other offences in Strathroy‑Caradoc recorded 890 incidents in 2019, accounting for 85.2% of the city’s total 1,045 reported crimes, making it the leading category. The breakdown shows Traffic & MVC incidents (366), Calls for service (295) and Bylaw & Provincial matters (168) as the largest components of the Other category. Other crime (31), Drugs (13), Harassment (12) and Weapons offences (5) together comprise the remainder of the category.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Strathroy-Caradoc.
The Strathroy‑Caradoc “Other” category page presents the city’s open‑data incident totals for the complete 2019 calendar year. It aggregates 890 reported incidents that fall under the “Other” classification, a broad grouping that captures traffic‑related collisions, bylaw matters, calls for service and a range of lower‑frequency offences not listed under the main crime categories. The dataset records only incidents reported to law‑enforcement, and does not capture unreported activity. These figures are derived from the city's official police‑service open‑data feed.
These 890 incidents represent 85.2 % of all 1,045 reported crimes in Strathroy‑Caradoc for 2019, making the “Other” category the city’s most common offence type by a wide margin. Because the count is based on the full‑year archive, it provides a comprehensive view of the city’s reported crime landscape for 2019.
In Strathroy‑Caradoc the “Other” grouping dwarfs every other offence type. With 890 incidents it ranks first among seven categories, accounting for 85.2 % of the city’s total crime count of 1,045. The next most common category, Theft, records only 78 incidents, followed by Break and Enter with 32, Mischief with 30, Assault with 11, and Auto theft with just three. This stark disparity highlights how the broad “Other” classification aggregates the majority of reported activity.
The “Other” category dominates Strathroy��Caradoc’s 2019 crime picture, comprising 85.2 % of all reported incidents and holding the top rank among seven categories. Its 890 incidents are far higher than the next category, Theft, which records only 78 cases. The year‑over‑year series contains a single 2019 data point, so no trend can be inferred. The breakdown shows Traffic & MVC and Calls for service together account for more than two‑thirds of the total, underscoring that many reported events fall outside traditional crime labels.
The “Other” category aggregates a range of offences, most notably Traffic & MVC (366 incidents), Calls for service (295 incidents), Bylaw & Provincial matters (168 incidents), plus smaller counts for Other crime (31), Drugs (13), Harassment (12) and Weapons offences (5). Together they total 890 reported incidents for 2019.
In the 2019 calendar year Strathroy‑Caradoc reported 890 incidents under the “Other” classification. This figure represents 85.2 % of the city’s overall count of 1,045 crimes, making it the largest single category for the year.
The “Other” category leads with 890 incidents, while the next most common category, Theft, recorded only 78 incidents. This places “Other” well ahead of all other categories, confirming its rank as number one among the seven categories tracked for the city.
Neighbourhood‑level breakdowns are not provided for the “Other” category because the open‑data source aggregates these incidents at the city level only, without assigning them to specific neighbourhoods.
Source: Ontario (ON) open��data portal for Strathroy‑Caradoc.