Langley recorded 101 theft from vehicle incidents between May and June 2026, accounting for 28.2% of the city's 358 total reported crimes. This category ranks second among seven crime types tracked during this period, behind only theft at 140 incidents and ahead of break and enter at 60 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official Langley police open-data portal.
This page shows theft from vehicle incidents reported in Langley, British Columbia. The data covers 101 theft from vehicle incidents recorded between May 1 and June 30, 2026. These incidents represent 28.2% of all 358 reported crimes across Langley during this period.
Theft from vehicle is the second most common crime category among the seven types tracked by CrimeMaps.ca for this city. The figures reflect police-reported incidents only and capture a two-month window in mid-2026.
Theft from vehicle ranks second among Langley's seven crime categories, behind theft at 140 incidents and ahead of break and enter at 60. Auto theft accounts for 33 incidents, bike theft for 14, and other crimes for 9. With 101 incidents, theft from vehicle sits closer to the leading category than to third-place break and enter. The 41-incident gap between theft and theft from vehicle is narrower than the 41-incident gap between theft from vehicle and break and enter.
Theft from vehicle's 28.2% share of Langley crime is substantial, though it trails theft by a clear margin. The category's second-place ranking reflects a property-crime profile where vehicle-targeting offences dominate. With only a two-month window available, no trend or year-over-year shift can be assessed. The 101-incident count is already approaching two-thirds of the leading category's total in roughly one-sixth of a year.
Langley recorded 101 theft from vehicle incidents between May 1 and June 30, 2026.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 28.2% of Langley's 358 total reported incidents in the selected window.
It ranks 2nd among 7 categories, behind theft at 140 incidents and ahead of break and enter at 60.
Theft leads with 140 incidents, exceeding theft from vehicle's 101 incidents by 39.
These figures are drawn from open data published by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in British Columbia (BC).