Durham Region recorded 124 Other incidents between April 17 and June 16, 2026, representing 9.1% of the 1,364 total crimes reported across all categories during that window. Other ranks fifth among seven tracked crime categories. Assault (569 incidents), theft from vehicle (259), auto theft (192), and break and enter (156) all recorded higher counts.
Data current through . Source: official Durham Region police open-data portal.
This page shows Other incidents reported in Durham Region, Ontario, for the period from April 17, 2026 to June 16, 2026. The Other category includes incidents that do not fall into standard offence classifications such as assault, theft, or break and enter. During this window, Durham Regional Police Service recorded 124 Other incidents, representing 9.1% of the 1,364 total incidents across all categories in the city.
Because the dataset covers only about two months of 2026, these figures reflect a partial reporting window rather than a full calendar year. Readers should interpret the counts as a snapshot of reported incidents during this specific timeframe, not as an annual total or trend indicator.
Other ranks fifth among Durham Region's seven crime categories. Assault leads with 569 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle at 259, auto theft at 192, and break and enter at 156. Other, at 124 incidents, sits just above robbery, which recorded 61 incidents. No sibling category falls between break and enter and Other, creating a noticeable gap of 32 incidents between fourth and fifth place. The category's 9.1% share of citywide incidents places it in the lower half of reported offence types.
Other sits in a narrow middle band: well below the four leading categories yet clearly above robbery. The tie for top neighbourhood — Whitby South and Darlington each with 8 — and the three-way tie at 6 suggest dispersed rather than concentrated reporting. With only a two-month window and no prior year data for comparison, no trend claims are possible. The category's 9.1% share is modest but not negligible, indicating a steady stream of miscellaneous incidents that resist standard classification.
Other captures incidents that do not fit standard classifications like assault, theft, or break and enter. In Durham Region, 124 such incidents were reported from April 17 to June 16, 2026, making up 9.1% of all 1,364 incidents.
Other ranks fifth of seven categories. At 124 incidents, it exceeds robbery's 61 but trails break and enter's 156. Assault leads all categories with 569 incidents.
Whitby South and Darlington tied with 8 incidents each. Downtown Oshawa, Lakeview, and Clarke each recorded 6. These five areas together account for 34 of the 124 Other incidents.
No year-over-year comparison is possible. The dataset contains only 2026 data for Other, covering April 17 to June 16. The 124 incidents reflect this partial window, not a full year.
This data is sourced from the Durham Regional Police Service open-data portal published by the Province of Ontario (ON).