Sherbrooke recorded 184 theft incidents between May 1 and June 30, 2026, representing 30.9% of the city's 595 total reported incidents across all five crime categories. Theft ranks second in Sherbrooke, behind assault with 227 incidents and ahead of other (102), mischief (56), and break and enter (26). No prior-year data is available for comparison, and this two-month partial window does not support annual trend claims.
Data current through . Source: official Sherbrooke police open-data portal.
This page presents theft incident data for Sherbrooke, Quebec, covering reported occurrences from May 1 through June 30, 2026. Theft is one of five crime categories tracked in the city's open dataset during this two-month reporting window. The figures below reflect incidents recorded by police during this period and provide a category-level view of theft activity across the city.
Sherbrooke recorded 184 theft incidents during this window, representing 30.9% of the city's total of 595 recorded incidents across all categories. Theft ranks 2nd among the five tracked categories, placing it behind assault but ahead of other, mischief, and break and enter in terms of recorded incident volume. All 184 theft records in the dataset carry usable occurrence dates, with no undated entries.
Theft is the second most frequently recorded crime category in Sherbrooke, with 184 incidents during the May-June 2026 window. Assault leads with 227 incidents, while the remaining three categories trail considerably. Other accounts for 102 incidents, mischief for 56, and break and enter for 26. Theft's 184 incidents represent 30.9% of the city's 595 total, meaning nearly one in three recorded incidents in Sherbrooke during this period was classified as theft. The category sits well above the lower-volume offences but does not reach assault's leading total.
Theft is Sherbrooke's second-largest crime category in the May-June 2026 window, accounting for 30.9% of the 595 recorded incidents. Assault leads with 227 incidents, while theft's 184 places it well ahead of the third-ranked Other category at 102. With only a two-month reporting window and no prior-year data available for comparison, no trend can be identified. The gap between assault and theft is relatively narrow, while theft far exceeds break and enter, which recorded 26 incidents during the same period.
Sherbrooke recorded 184 theft incidents during the reporting window from May 1 to June 30, 2026. These 184 incidents represent 30.9% of the city's total of 595 recorded crime incidents across all five categories during that two-month period. All 184 theft records carry usable occurrence dates within the selected range.
Theft ranks 2nd among 5 crime categories in Sherbrooke, behind assault (227 incidents) and ahead of other (102), mischief (56), and break and enter (26). Theft accounts for 30.9% of all 595 recorded incidents in the city during the May-June 2026 window.
The theft data for Sherbrooke covers incidents with occurrence dates from May 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026. This is a two-month window, so the 184 recorded thefts reflect a partial-year snapshot rather than an annual total. No prior-year data is available for comparison.
No. Assault is the most frequently recorded category with 227 incidents, followed by theft at 184. Theft accounts for 30.9% of the city's 595 total incidents, making it the second-largest category out of five tracked during the May-June 2026 reporting period.
Theft incident data for Sherbrooke is drawn from municipal open-data records published in Quebec (QC).