London Crime Map
Ontario · Latest 24h · updated 2026-09-10
| Latest 24h | 42 incidents, 7 violent (2026-09-06) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 8,586 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2026 (full year) | 8,821 incidents |
| Full archive | 8,821 incidents (2026–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 1,783 |
| CSI 2025 | 73.0 (violent 88.8) |
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About crime in London
TL;DR. On September 6 2026, London recorded 42 reported incidents across the city. The latest‑day total reflects a snapshot of criminal activity for that date. Theft was the most common offence, accounting for 13 incidents, followed by mischief and theft from vehicles each with 10. Violent offences totaled seven, including five assaults. This concise view helps residents understand the immediate crime landscape for the day.
About this data
This page details police-reported incident counts for London, Ontario, covering the single latest occurrence day on September 6, 2026. Sourced from the official police and municipal open-data portal in Ontario, the dataset documents 42 total incidents across the city for this 24-hour period. Tracking daily records provides a timely look at verified local law enforcement activity and incident distribution across urban sectors.
While the interactive map displays 3,485 total incidents over a rolling 60-day window, this summary focuses strictly on the 42 events logged on the latest single day. Property offences form the primary share of these daily records, led by 13 theft incidents. Publishing transparent incident logs allows community members and researchers to review verified open data as soon as updates become available.
Recent trend
Year-over-year comparison is not available for Latest day (2026-09-06) because the dataset contains a single calendar year of records for 2026, lacking a preceding complete-year baseline for comparison. The annual series records 8,586 dated incidents for 2026, while the broader municipal archive contains 8,821 total incidents across the same year. Because the current year remains active and lacks an earlier baseline period, long-term multi-year percentage trajectories cannot be calculated. Headline figures on this page reflect only the 42 incidents logged on the single occurrence day of September 6, 2026.
Category breakdown
For Latest day (2026-09-06), property-related offences represent the majority of verified police reports in London. Theft was the top reported category with 13 incidents, representing 31% of the daily total. Mischief followed with 10 incidents, accounting for 23.8% of reported activity. Theft from vehicle also recorded 10 incidents, representing 23.8% of the daily volume. Violent crime categories logged fewer occurrences during this period, with 5 assault incidents representing 11.9% and 2 robbery incidents accounting for 4.8%. Bike theft accounted for 1 incident, representing 2.4% of the day's records. Across the broader archive, weapons offences represent the leading subcategory under Other with 85 incidents, or 44% of that group.
FAQ
How many incidents were reported on the latest day in London?
On 6 September 2026, the open‑data feed recorded 42 incidents across the city. This count reflects the most recent day for which police occurrence data was ingested, and includes 7 violent incidents such as assaults, robberies and shootings. The figure represents the full set of reported events for that single day.
What was the most common type of incident on that day?
Theft was the leading category, accounting for 13 of the 42 incidents (31 % of the total) on 6 September 2026. This made theft the most frequently reported offence for the latest day, followed by mischief and theft from vehicle, each with ten incidents.
Is there a year‑over‑year change for incidents in London?
Year‑over‑year change is not available for the selected period. The dataset provides a single‑day total for 6 September 2026, and the archive does not include a comparable figure for the same day in a prior year, so a direct YoY comparison cannot be calculated.
Why aren’t neighbourhood‑level breakdowns shown for London?
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not provided for this dataset because the source does not publish incident counts at the neighbourhood granularity. Consequently, the open‑data feed cannot display a sub‑area distribution for London.
What is the source of the incident data for London?
The figures are drawn from the official police open‑data portal for Ontario (ON), which publishes incident‑level records released by the municipal police service.
How current is the data and how does it differ from the interactive map view?
The incident list reflects activity up to 6 September 2026, the latest day captured within seven days of ingestion. In contrast, the interactive map shows a rolling 60‑day window that includes 3,485 incidents, offering a broader recent snapshot rather than the single‑day total highlighted in the headline.
Explore London
By category
- London Assault (773)
- London Robbery (69)
- London Shooting (3)
- London Break & enter (376)
- London Theft from vehicle (995)
- London Theft (4,676)
- London Bike theft (42)
- London Mischief (1,254)
- London Fraud (440)
- London Other (193)