Between May 1 and June 30, 2026, Sherbrooke recorded 227 assault incidents, representing 38.2% of the city's 595 total reported incidents across all five tracked categories. Assault ranks first among them, ahead of theft at 184 incidents and other at 102. Because this dataset covers only a two-month partial window in 2026, no annual trend or year-over-year comparison can be drawn from the available records.
Data current through . Source: official Sherbrooke police open-data portal.
This page presents reported assault incidents in Sherbrooke, Quebec, using data drawn from the city's open crime records. Assault is the largest of five crime categories tracked for Sherbrooke, with 227 incidents recorded during the selected data window. These 227 incidents account for 38.2% of Sherbrooke's 595 total reported incidents across all categories during the same period, making assault the leading category by count.
The data covers May 1 to June 30, 2026 — a two-month window within a single calendar year. Because only one year of data is available, no year-over-year comparison can be made for assault incidents in Sherbrooke. All 227 assault records fall within this date range, with zero undated records in the dataset. The year series for this category contains only the 2026 data point.
Assault ranks first among Sherbrooke's five crime categories, with 227 incidents — more than any other single category tracked during the May–June 2026 window. Theft follows in second place with 184 incidents, while Other accounts for 102 reported incidents. Mischief records total 56, and Break and enter is the smallest category with 26 incidents. Assault's count of 227 exceeds every sibling category, making it the clear leader among Sherbrooke's tracked crime types. The city-wide total across all categories stands at 595 incidents for the same period.
Assault leads Sherbrooke's crime categories with 227 incidents, representing 38.2% of the city's 595 total. It outpaces Theft, the next-largest category at 184 incidents. With five categories tracked, Assault alone accounts for more than a third of all reported incidents. Break and enter, the smallest category at 26 incidents, trails far behind. No year-over-year data is available for this category.
Sherbrooke recorded 227 assault incidents during the selected data window, which spans May 1 to June 30, 2026. All 227 records are dated within this two-month period, with zero undated records. Assault is the largest of five crime categories tracked for the city, accounting for 38.2% of Sherbrooke's 595 total reported incidents across all categories.
Assault ranks first among Sherbrooke's five crime categories with 227 incidents. Theft is second with 184 incidents, followed by Other at 102, Mischief at 56, and Break and enter at 26. Assault's count exceeds every other category, making it the leading crime type recorded during the May–June 2026 window.
The assault data for Sherbrooke covers May 1 to June 30, 2026 — a two-month window within a single calendar year. Because only one year of data is available, no year-over-year comparison can be made. All 227 assault records fall within this date range, with no undated records in the dataset.
Assault accounts for 38.2% of Sherbrooke's 595 total reported incidents across all five crime categories during the May–June 2026 window. This makes it the largest single category by both count and percentage share. The other four categories — Theft, Other, Mischief, and Break and enter — account for the remaining incidents.
Crime data for Sherbrooke, QC is sourced from the city's open data portal and reflects reported incidents during the selected window.