Niagara Region recorded 9 auto thefts between May 8 and June 24, 2026, representing 75% of the 12 total incidents across both tracked crime categories. Auto theft ranked first among categories, with three times as many incidents as break and enter, the only other category reported.
Data current through . Source: official Niagara Region police open-data portal.
This page shows auto theft incidents reported in Niagara Region, Ontario. The data covers the period from May 8, 2026 to June 24, 2026. During this window, there were 9 auto theft incidents, representing 75% of all reported crime in the city.
The counts reflect police-reported occurrences only. The dataset captures a partial year window of roughly seven weeks, so figures should be read as a snapshot rather than an annual total.
Auto theft ranks first among the two crime categories tracked in Niagara Region during this period. With 9 incidents, it is more frequent than break and enter, which recorded 3 incidents. The two categories together make up the full dataset of 12 city-wide incidents. No other crime types are included in this release.
Auto theft dominates Niagara Region's limited dataset, accounting for three-quarters of all reported incidents. The 9-to-3 margin over break and enter is substantial. With only a seven-week window and no prior year data for comparison, no trend claims are possible. The category's top ranking is notable but rests on a very small base of 12 total incidents.
There were 9 auto theft incidents reported in Niagara Region during the May 8 to June 24, 2026 period.
Auto theft accounts for 75% of the 12 total incidents reported in the city during this window.
Auto theft's 9 incidents exceed break and enter's 3 incidents. Auto theft ranks first among the two categories tracked.
The data covers May 8, 2026 to June 24, 2026 — a partial window of roughly seven weeks, not a full year.
This data is sourced from the Niagara Regional Police Service open-data portal (ON).