In 2019 West Nipissing recorded 48 reported theft incidents, accounting for 6.4 % of the city’s total of 746 crimes across all categories. The theft count reflects the complete calendar‑year archive and does not correspond to the 60‑day map window. Compared with other offence types, theft ranks second among the six categories, behind “Other” with 668 incidents and ahead of mischief, assault and break‑and‑enter.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering West Nipissing.
This page presents the open‑data record for West Nipissing, Ontario, focusing on theft incidents reported in the calendar year 2019. The dataset reflects every theft documented by the municipal police service for that full year, providing a complete overview of reported incidents. It does not include undated or synthetic date entries, and the counts are taken directly from the province’s public crime database.
A total of 48 thefts were recorded in 2019, which constitutes 6.4% of the 746 crime reports filed in West Nipissing that year. While theft ranks as the second‑most common category after “Other,” its absolute count remains modest compared with the leading category’s 668 incidents. These figures illustrate the relative share of theft within the city’s overall crime profile for the selected period.
In West Nipissing’s 2019 crime landscape, theft is the second‑most frequently reported category. The “Other” category far exceeds all others with 668 incidents, making it the clear leader. Theft’s 48 incidents surpass the counts for mischief (12), assault (9), break and enter (8), and robbery (1). This positioning places theft at rank 2 out of six categories, highlighting its modest but notable presence relative to both the dominant “Other” category and the lower‑frequency offences. Overall, the city recorded 746 incidents across all categories, so theft accounted for a small share of the total crime picture.
Theft stands out as West Nipissing’s second‑largest crime category in 2019, contributing 6.4 % of all reported incidents. Although its count of 48 is far lower than the dominant “Other” category’s 668 incidents, it exceeds every other specific offence, underscoring a modest but consistent presence. With only a single year of data, no year‑over‑year trend can be discerned, but the figure confirms theft’s relative importance within the city’s overall crime profile for the year.
The open‑data set records 48 theft incidents for West Nipissing in the calendar year 2019. This figure comes directly from the province’s crime database and reflects all dated theft reports filed by the municipal police for that year. No undated thefts were reported.
Theft accounts for 6.4 % of all crime reports in West Nipissing for 2019. With a city‑wide total of 746 incidents, the 48 thefts contribute this share, making theft the second‑most common category after “Other.” This proportion highlights that while theft is notable, the majority of incidents fall under other classifications.
The “Other” category recorded the highest count, with 668 incidents in 2019. This far exceeds the theft count of 48 and all other specific categories, confirming it as the dominant crime classification for the city that year. Combined, the remaining categories total 78 incidents, underscoring the disparity.
In 2019, theft’s 48 incidents outnumbered mischief (12), assault (9), break and enter (8), and robbery (1). However, it remains far below the “Other” category’s 668 incidents. This places theft as the second‑largest distinct category, highlighting its modest but higher occurrence relative to most other offences.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data crime database.