Durham Region recorded 156 break and enter incidents between April 17 and June 16, 2026, representing 11.4% of the 1,364 total incidents across all categories. Break and enter ranks fourth among seven tracked categories, behind assault (569), theft from vehicle (259), and auto theft (192), but ahead of robbery (61) and other incidents (124). Downtown Oshawa reported the highest neighbourhood count at 14 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official Durham Region police open-data portal.
This page shows break and enter incidents reported in Durham Region, Ontario. The dataset covers 156 records from April 17, 2026 to June 16, 2026. Break and enter accounts for 11.4% of all reported incidents in the city during this period.
The data comes from official police records and reflects reported occurrences only. All 156 records in this window include usable dates, with none undated.
Break and enter ranks fourth among seven crime categories in Durham Region. At 156 incidents, it trails assault (569), theft from vehicle (259), and auto theft (192). It exceeds robbery (61) and other offences (124). The gap with auto theft is modest—just 36 incidents—while assault remains the largest category by a considerable margin.
Break and enter sits in the middle of Durham Region's crime profile—neither dominant nor negligible. The 11.4% share is roughly half that of theft from vehicle and less than a third of assault's volume. With only a two-month 2026 window available, no year-over-year comparison is possible. The neighbourhood spread shows Oshawa areas claiming three of the top five spots, though counts remain low enough that ranking order could shift with modest changes.
There were 156 break and enter incidents reported in Durham Region during the April 17 to June 16, 2026 period. All 156 records include usable dates.
Break and enter accounts for 11.4% of all reported incidents in Durham Region during this window, based on a city total of 1,364 incidents across all categories.
Downtown Oshawa had 14 incidents, followed by Frenchman's Bay with 11. Oshawa Northwest, Pickering North, and Whitby South each recorded 9 incidents.
Break and enter ranks 4th among 7 categories. It is lower than assault (569), theft from vehicle (259), and auto theft (192), but higher than other offences (124) and robbery (61).
This data is sourced from open data published by Durham Regional Police Service (ON).