Lethbridge recorded 164 mischief incidents in 2026, representing 9.3% of the city's total of 1,763 reported crimes. Ranking fourth among seven tracked categories, mischief trails theft, other offences, and assault. The dataset covers incidents reported between May and July 2026, offering a focused look at non-violent property-related disorder for the selected window rather than a full annual trend or year-over-year comparison.
Data current through . Source: official Lethbridge police open-data portal.
This page tracks reported Mischief incidents across Lethbridge, Alberta, during the reporting window from 13 May to 12 July 2026. The dataset records 164 classified incidents within this timeframe, representing 9.3 per cent of the city’s total recorded crime for the period.
Mischief encompasses property damage, vandalism, and related offences that do not meet the threshold for break and enter or fraud classifications. Because the data spans just over two months, these figures reflect a partial annual window rather than a full calendar year. The counts are drawn directly from municipal open-data records and are presented without population-based adjustments.
Within Lethbridge’s crime profile, Mischief ranks fourth among the seven tracked categories, accounting for 164 incidents. It trails Theft, which recorded 564 incidents, and Other, with 538 incidents, while surpassing Assault at 332 incidents. The category sits well above Break and enter (85 incidents) and Fraud (60 incidents). This placement indicates that Mischief represents a moderate share of the city’s overall incident volume, falling between the higher-frequency property and general categories and the lower-frequency specific offences, reflecting its consistent but secondary position in the municipal reporting structure.
Mischief holds a steady fourth-place position in Lethbridge’s incident rankings, contributing 164 records to a 1,763-incident city total. The 9.3 per cent share places it between the dominant Theft and Other categories and the lower-volume Assault, Break and enter, and Fraud groups. Because the data spans only the May to July portion of 2026, the 164-count figure reflects a partial reporting window rather than a full-year baseline. Without year-over-year comparisons, the data highlights Mischief’s consistent mid-tier presence in the city’s offence distribution.
The Mischief category captures reported incidents involving property damage, vandalism, and related offences that do not qualify as break and enter or fraud. During the May 13 to July 12, 2026 reporting window, Lethbridge recorded 164 Mischief incidents. These figures are drawn directly from municipal open-data records and reflect only reported cases, meaning actual occurrences may differ from published counts.
Mischief ranks fourth among seven tracked categories in Lethbridge, accounting for 164 incidents out of a 1,763 total. It trails Theft (564 incidents) and Other (538 incidents), while exceeding Assault (332 incidents), Break and enter (85 incidents), and Fraud (60 incidents). This positioning shows that Mischief represents a moderate portion of the city’s overall incident volume rather than a dominant or minor category.
The dataset covers a partial reporting window from May 13 to July 12, 2026, rather than a full calendar year. Because the selected timeframe spans only two months, comparing these 164 incidents to a previous full year would produce misleading percentage changes. The system therefore omits year-over-year calculations until a complete annual window is available for accurate comparison.
No neighbourhood-level breakdowns are currently available for the Mischief category in Lethbridge. The dataset provides only the city-wide total of 164 incidents and the overall category ranking. Residents seeking location-specific incident patterns would need to consult separate municipal mapping tools or request granular open-data exports that break down offences by postal code or police district.
This dataset is sourced from the City of Lethbridge’s open-data portal in Alberta (AB).