Perth South recorded 4 theft incidents during the selected window, representing 57.1% of the city's total crime count of 7. Theft ranks as the top category among the city's 2 reported categories, surpassing fraud which accounted for 3 incidents. All 4 theft incidents occurred in the St Marys neighbourhood during 2026.
Data current through . Source: official Perth South police open-data portal.
This page tracks reported theft incidents across Perth South, Ontario, during the May to July 2026 reporting window. The dataset captures four recorded thefts within the selected timeframe, reflecting the volume of property-related offences logged by local authorities. These figures represent discrete reported incidents rather than per-capita rates or population-adjusted metrics.
Theft accounts for 57.1 per cent of all recorded offences in Perth South for this period. The remaining incidents fall under other categories, with the city-wide total reaching seven. This breakdown highlights how property offences dominate the local incident profile during the second quarter of 2026, providing a clear snapshot of community safety activity.
Theft ranks as the most frequently reported category in Perth South, capturing the number one position among the city's two tracked offence types. With four recorded incidents, theft surpasses the next most common category, fraud, which logged three incidents during the same window. This distribution indicates that property-related offences slightly outweigh financial crimes in the current reporting period. The narrow margin between the two categories suggests a relatively balanced split across Perth South's primary offence classifications, with theft holding a clear lead.
Theft stands out as the dominant offence type in Perth South, making up more than half of the city's reported incidents during the May to July 2026 window. With only two categories tracked, the four theft records clearly outweigh the three fraud incidents. The data reflects a short reporting period, so year-over-year comparisons are not available. Residents and analysts should view these figures as a snapshot of property-related activity rather than a long-term trend, especially given the limited geographic spread across a single neighbourhood.
The dataset shows 4 theft incidents reported in Perth South during the selected timeframe. These figures represent discrete reported events rather than adjusted rates or population metrics. The total reflects activity recorded between May 5 and July 4, 2026, providing a focused look at property-related offences within the community.
Theft ranks first among Perth South's tracked categories, accounting for 4 incidents compared to fraud's 3. Together, these two categories make up the city's total of 7 recorded offences. Theft's 57.1 per cent share highlights its prominence in the local incident profile for this reporting period.
St Marys recorded all 4 theft incidents during the reporting window. The data indicates that property offences were concentrated within this specific area, with no thefts logged in other listed neighbourhoods. This distribution reflects the limited geographic spread of the reported activity.
Year-over-year comparisons are not available for this dataset, as the year-over-year change field is null. The records cover a partial window from May to July 2026, which limits direct annual comparisons. Analysts should treat the 4 recorded incidents as a snapshot of current activity rather than a long-term trend.
This data is sourced from the open-data portal for Perth South, Ontario (ON).