Other incidents in Wingham for 2018 total 116 reports, representing 84.1 % of the city’s 138 recorded crimes. The category leads all crime types, ranking first among six categories. The breakdown shows Calls for service (37 incidents), Traffic & MVC (32), and Bylaw & Provincial matters (30) as the largest subcategories. Lesser counts include Other crime (11), Drugs (3) and Harassment (3).
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Wingham.
This page summarises the Other category incidents reported in Wingham, Ontario for the calendar year 2018. The provincial open‑data archive records 116 incidents classified under Other, which together represent 84.1 percent of the city’s 138 total reported crimes for that year. These figures are based on the complete 2018 archive, not on the map’s 60‑day rolling window. The dataset captures incidents across all months from April to July, reflecting the full reporting period for that year.
Within Other, the largest sub‑offences are Calls for service (37 incidents, 31.9 % of Other), Traffic & MVC collisions (32 incidents, 27.6 %), and Bylaw & Provincial violations (30 incidents, 25.9 %). Smaller groups include Other crime (11 incidents), Drugs (3 incidents) and Harassment (3 incidents). Together these subcategories total the 116 Other incidents reported for 2018. The remaining Other offences account for the balance of the category and reflect miscellaneous calls not captured elsewhere.
Other dominates Wingham’s crime profile for 2018, accounting for 84.1 % of all reported incidents and ranking first among the six categorical groups. The next most common category, Theft, recorded only 10 incidents, followed by Mischief with 4, Assault and Auto theft each with 3, and Break and enter with 2. These figures underscore the concentration of reporting within the Other classification in the municipal record.
Other is by far the most reported category in Wingham for 2018, making up 84.1 % of the 138 total incidents and ranking first among six categories. The concentration of calls for service, traffic collisions and bylaw violations within this group shows that most recorded activity falls outside traditional crime types. With only a single year of data, no year‑over‑year trend can be observed, but the 116 Other incidents highlight the importance of this broad classification in the city’s open‑data profile.
The Other category accounts for 84.1 % of all reported crimes in Wingham for 2018, with 116 incidents out of a total of 138 city‑wide incidents.
Calls for service lead the Other category with 37 incidents (31.9 % of Other), followed by Traffic & MVC collisions at 32 incidents (27.6 %) and Bylaw & Provincial violations with 30 incidents (25.9 %).
Other far exceeds the next most common category, Theft, which recorded only 10 incidents in 2018. Other’s 116 incidents represent a much larger share of the city’s crime landscape.
The open‑data series for the Other category contains only the 2018 count of 116 incidents, so no year‑over‑year change can be calculated from the available data.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.