Coquitlam recorded 83 theft-from-vehicle incidents between May 1 and June 30, 2026, out of 141 total reported crimes citywide. At 58.9% of all incidents, this category ranks first among the three crime types tracked. Break and enter (34 incidents) and auto theft (24 incidents) follow. All 83 incidents are dated, with no undated records.
Data current through . Source: official Coquitlam police open-data portal.
This page covers Theft from vehicle incidents reported in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The data covers a window from May 1, 2026 to June 30, 2026, with 83 incidents recorded for this category. Theft from vehicle accounts for 58.9% of all reported incidents in Coquitlam during this period.
The dataset includes 83 dated records and zero undated records for this category, with all counts based on records within the selected window. Coquitlam reports across three crime categories totalled 141 incidents city-wide.
Theft from vehicle ranks first among Coquitlam's three reported crime categories. It is more common than Break and enter, which recorded 34 incidents, and Auto theft, which recorded 24 incidents. With 83 incidents, Theft from vehicle exceeds the combined total of both sibling categories. This makes it the dominant category in Coquitlam's current reporting window, representing well over half of all recorded incidents.
Theft from vehicle dominates Coquitlam's reported incidents, with 83 cases making up nearly three-fifths of the city's 141 total. The gap to second-ranked Break and enter is substantial — 49 incidents separate them. With only a two-month window and single-year data, no trend claims are possible. The category's outsized share is the clearest feature of this dataset.
83 Theft from vehicle incidents were reported in Coquitlam during the May 1 to June 30, 2026 window.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 58.9% of Coquitlam's 141 total reported incidents across all three categories.
Theft from vehicle is the most common category with 83 incidents, exceeding Break and enter (34) and Auto theft (24). It ranks first among three categories.
The data covers May 1, 2026 to June 30, 2026 — a two-month window with no year-over-year comparison available.
This data is sourced from the Coquitlam Police Department open-data portal, published by the Province of British Columbia (BC).