In 2017 Timmins recorded nine auto theft incidents, representing 0.3% of the city’s total 3,382 crimes for that year. Auto theft ranked sixth among the seven crime categories tracked, far fewer than the 2,983 incidents classified as Other and the 181 Theft offences. The data reflect the complete calendar year and are drawn from open‑data records without a 60‑day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Timmins.
The page presents open‑data incident counts for Timmins, Ontario, focusing on the Auto theft category for the 2017 calendar year. The dataset records nine reported auto theft incidents, drawn from the complete 2017 archive rather than the 60‑day rolling map tier. Auto theft in this context refers to incidents in which a vehicle was taken without the owner’s consent, as captured by police reports.
Those nine incidents represent 0.3% of the city’s total 3,382 reported criminal incidents for that year, illustrating that auto theft comprised a small share of overall crime in Timmins during 2017. This modest figure places the category near the lower end of Timmins’ crime profile for the year. Within the seven crime categories tracked, auto theft ranks sixth, indicating fewer incidents than most other types.
Auto theft accounted for only nine incidents in 2017, making it one of the least common offences in Timmins. With a rank of sixth out of seven categories, its count is far lower than the leading 'Other' category, which recorded 2,983 incidents, and also below 'Theft' (181) and 'Assault' (106). The modest share of 0.3% highlights its limited impact relative to the city’s overall crime landscape.
Auto theft represents a very small fraction of Timmins’ crime profile for 2017, with only nine recorded incidents and a 0.3% share of total crimes. Its sixth‑place rank among seven categories underscores its relative rarity compared with offences such as Other (2,983 incidents) and Theft (181 incidents). The year‑only data point provides no indication of a trend, suggesting stability or limited reporting in this category for the year.
The open‑data set shows nine auto theft incidents for Timmins in 2017. Those nine cases represent a modest 0.3% share of the city’s total 3,382 reported criminal incidents for that year.
Auto theft is among the least common offences, with nine incidents versus 2,983 for the Other category, 181 for Theft, and 106 for Assault. Its count places it sixth out of the seven crime categories tracked for 2017.
Auto theft makes up 0.3% of all recorded crimes in Timmins for 2017, based on nine incidents out of a city‑wide total of 3,382.
The figure reflects only reported incidents in the police‑recorded open data. Under‑reporting is possible, and the dataset captures events with complete year coverage, not the shorter 60‑day map window, which may affect perceived incidence levels.
Data sourced from the Ontario open‑data portal for Timmins (ON).