From May 1 to June 30, 2026, Sherbrooke recorded 26 break and enter incidents, accounting for 4.4% of the city's 595 total reported crime incidents in that two-month window. Break and enter ranks fifth of five crime categories tracked, with assault (227 incidents) and theft (184 incidents) leading. No year-over-year comparison is available, as 2026 is the first year in the dataset.
Data current through . Source: official Sherbrooke police open-data portal.
This page presents break-and-enter incident data for Sherbrooke, Quebec, drawn from the city's open-data records. Break and enter accounts for 26 recorded incidents in the current reporting window, representing 4.4% of Sherbrooke's 595 total incidents across all five tracked crime categories. The category ranks 5th of 5, making it the smallest tracked category by incident count in the city.
The dataset covers a two-month period from May 1 to June 30, 2026, during which all 26 break-and-enter incidents were recorded. Because the reporting window spans only part of the calendar year, these figures should not be treated as an annual total. No prior-year data is currently available for break and enter in this series, so no year-over-year trend can be assessed.
Break and enter is Sherbrooke's smallest tracked crime category, with 26 incidents recorded in the current reporting window. Assault leads all categories with 227 incidents, followed by theft at 184, other at 102, and mischief at 56. Break and enter ranks 5th of 5 categories, representing 4.4% of the city's 595 total incidents across all tracked categories. The next-lowest category, mischief, recorded 56 incidents in the same period. Among Sherbrooke's five tracked crime categories, break and enter has the lowest incident count during this window.
Break and enter is the smallest of Sherbrooke's five tracked crime categories, with 26 incidents over the May-June 2026 window. Assault is the largest category at 227 incidents, followed by theft at 184. The two-month reporting window is too short for trend analysis, and no prior-year data exists for break and enter in this series. At 4.4% of the city's 595 total incidents, break and enter accounts for the smallest share among Sherbrooke's tracked categories during this period.
Sherbrooke recorded 26 break-and-enter incidents during the May 1 to June 30, 2026 reporting window. These 26 incidents represent 4.4% of the city's 595 total incidents across all five tracked crime categories during the same period. Break and enter ranks 5th of 5 categories in Sherbrooke.
Break and enter is Sherbrooke's smallest tracked crime category, ranking 5th of 5. Assault leads with 227 incidents, followed by theft at 184, other at 102, and mischief at 56. Break and enter's 26 incidents are the lowest count among all five categories tracked in the city during this reporting window.
The break-and-enter data for Sherbrooke covers a two-month period from May 1 to June 30, 2026. All 26 recorded incidents fall within this window. Because the data spans only part of the calendar year, the 26 incidents should not be interpreted as an annual total or compared to full-year figures from other periods.
No year-over-year comparison is available for break and enter in Sherbrooke. The year series contains only 2026 data with 26 incidents, and no prior-year baseline exists in the dataset. Any trend assessment would require data spanning multiple full reporting periods, which is not currently available for this category.
Sherbrooke break-and-enter data is drawn from the city's open-data portal, published under QC provincial open-data guidelines.