Lethbridge recorded 85 break and enter incidents during the May to July 2026 window, accounting for 4.8% of the city’s 1,763 total reported crimes. This places the category fifth among seven tracked offence types, trailing theft, other offences, assault, and mischief. The data reflects reported incidents only.
Data current through . Source: official Lethbridge police open-data portal.
This page tracks reported break and enter incidents across Lethbridge, Alberta, during the May through July 2026 reporting window. The dataset records 85 distinct incidents for this category, representing 4.8 per cent of the city’s total 1,763 recorded offences in the same period. All figures reflect incidents logged by municipal police services within the selected timeframe.
Break and enter cases involve unlawful entry into buildings or structures with intent to commit an offence. The counts presented here capture every reported incident that met the classification criteria during the three-month window, providing a focused snapshot of property-related intrusion activity in the region. Researchers and residents can use these figures to understand the volume of property intrusion reports relative to broader municipal crime patterns and seasonal reporting shifts.
Break and enter ranks fifth among Lethbridge’s seven offence categories, trailing theft (564 incidents), other offences (538), assault (332), and mischief (164), while exceeding fraud (60). The category accounts for a smaller share of the municipal total than property-focused offences like theft, but remains a consistent component of the city’s reported crime profile. Its position reflects a moderate volume of intrusion reports relative to the broader mix of violent, property, and miscellaneous offences logged during the same window.
Break and enter occupies a middle tier in Lethbridge’s offence profile, sitting at fifth place among seven categories. The 85 reported incidents over a three-month window represent a modest share of the city’s overall activity, dwarfed by theft and other offences. With only 2026 data available and no year-over-year comparison possible, the figures highlight a snapshot of property intrusion reporting rather than a long-term trend. Residents and analysts should note that the short reporting window limits broader pattern analysis.
The dataset records 85 break and enter incidents across Lethbridge between May and July 2026. This total reflects every reported case that met the classification criteria within the three-month window, providing a complete count for the selected timeframe.
Break and enter ranks fifth among Lethbridge’s seven offence categories. It trails theft (564 incidents), other offences (538), assault (332), and mischief (164), while exceeding fraud (60). The category accounts for 4.8 per cent of the city’s total 1,763 reported incidents.
Year-over-year comparisons are not available for this dataset. Only 2026 records are included in the series, and no prior-year counts are provided. The figures represent a single reporting window rather than a multi-year trend.
The counts cover the May through July 2026 reporting window. Data spans approximately three months, meaning the figures reflect a partial-year snapshot rather than a full calendar year total.
Incident counts are sourced from the City of Lethbridge open data portal for Alberta (AB).