Woodstock recorded 40 break and enter incidents in 2019, accounting for 1.6% of the city’s total 2,426 reported crimes. This category ranks fifth among seven crime types, behind theft (256) and other offences (2,020) but ahead of auto theft (15). The data cover the full calendar year, with incidents occurring between March 16 and June 14. No neighbourhood breakdown is available for this offence.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Woodstock.
This page presents the open‑data record for Break and enter incidents in Woodstock for the calendar year 2019. The dataset reflects 40 reported Break and enter events captured in the city’s police‑reported crime feed.\n\nBreak and enter incidents accounted for 1.6 % of all 2,426 reported crimes in Woodstock during that year, providing a focused view of this offence within the broader safety landscape.
Within Woodstock’s crime profile, Break and enter ranks fifth out of seven categories, with a modest count of 40 incidents. It is considerably lower than the dominant Other category, which recorded 2,020 incidents, and far below Theft at 256 incidents. Compared with Mischief (47) and Assault (43), Break and enter sits just below those in frequency, and it exceeds Auto theft’s 15 incidents. These figures illustrate that while Break and enter contributes to the city’s overall crime count, it remains a relatively small proportion of the total incident mix.
Break and enter represents a small slice of Woodstock’s overall crime picture, with only 40 incidents in 2019 and a 1.6 % share of the city total. Its fifth‑place rank among seven categories highlights that other offences, especially the broad Other category, dominate the reported counts. The single‑year data series shows no observable trend, indicating a stable, low‑volume pattern for this offence in the city.
The open‑data feed shows that Woodstock recorded 40 Break and enter incidents during the 2019 calendar year. This figure is drawn directly from the city’s reported crime statistics for that period.
Break and enter accounted for 1.6 % of all reported crimes in Woodstock in 2019, with the city logging a total of 2,426 incidents across all categories. This percentage reflects the relative frequency of this offence within the broader crime dataset.
Break and enter’s 40 incidents are far fewer than Theft’s 256 incidents and the Other category’s 2,020 incidents. It sits just below Mischief (47) and Assault (43) in count, and above Auto theft, which recorded 15 incidents, placing it fifth out of seven categories overall.
The available data includes only the 2019 count of 40 incidents, with no additional years in the series. Because the year‑by‑year series contains a single entry, no trend or year‑over‑year change can be identified for Break and enter at this time.
Source: Ontario (ON) open‑data portal for Woodstock.