Nanaimo recorded 19 auto theft incidents between 20 January and 21 March 2021, accounting for 2.1% of the city's 900 total incidents during that window. Auto theft ranked fifth among five tracked categories, with counts below mischief (407), theft (232), theft from vehicle (177), and break and enter (65). The available data spans less than two months, limiting trend analysis.
Data current through . Source: official Nanaimo police open-data portal.
This page shows auto theft incidents reported in Nanaimo, British Columbia. The data covers 19 auto theft records from January 20, 2021 to March 21, 2021. Auto theft accounts for 2.1% of all reported incidents in the city during this period.
The counts reflect reported incidents only and may be affected by reporting practices, privacy rounding, and the limited two-month window of available data.
Auto theft ranks fifth among Nanaimo's five tracked crime categories. Mischief leads with 407 incidents, followed by theft at 232, theft from vehicle at 177, and break and enter at 65. With 19 incidents, auto theft is the least common category in the dataset. It falls well below break and enter, the next-lowest category, which recorded 65 incidents — more than three times the auto theft count.
Auto theft is a minor share of Nanaimo's reported incidents, at just 2.1% of the city total. The 19-incident count places it last among all five tracked categories, far below even break and enter. The single-year series shows 19 incidents in 2021 with no year-over-year comparison possible. The narrow two-month window limits any trend assessment.
There were 19 auto theft incidents reported in Nanaimo during the January 20 to March 21, 2021 period.
Auto theft accounts for 2.1% of the 900 total reported incidents in the selected window.
Auto theft is the least common category at 19 incidents, ranking fifth of five. Break and enter, the next lowest, had 65 incidents — more than triple the auto theft count.
No. The dataset contains only 2021 data for this category, with 19 incidents recorded. No prior year comparison is available.
This data is sourced from the City of Nanaimo's open data portal, published by the Province of British Columbia (BC).