Between May 10, 2026, and July 8, 2026, St. Marys recorded 4 break and enter incidents out of a city total of 24 reported incidents. This category represents 16.7% of all recorded crime in the municipality during this period, ranking third among 4 total categories. Break and enter was less frequent than theft with 10 incidents and fraud with 9 incidents, but more frequent than assault, which recorded 1 incident. All 4 incidents occurred in the St Marys neighbourhood.
Data current through . Source: official St. Marys police open-data portal.
This page provides an overview of reported Break and enter incidents in St. Marys, Ontario, across the specified timeframe from May 10, 2026 to July 8, 2026. Throughout this tracking window, official records document 4 Break and enter incidents in the town. These 4 incidents are part of the broader city total of 24 reported incidents recorded across all tracked categories in St. Marys during this same interval.
Break and enter accounts for 16.7 percent of the city-wide total. All 4 recorded incidents are dated within the May 10, 2026 to July 8, 2026 timeframe, with 0 undated category records. This breakdown offers a direct summary of Break and enter figures published for St. Marys, giving an exact accounting of incidents logged during this portion of 2026.
Within St. Marys, Break and enter ranks 3rd among the 4 tracked crime categories recorded between May 10, 2026 and July 8, 2026. With 4 reported incidents, Break and enter is less common than Theft, which recorded 10 incidents, and Fraud, which recorded 9 incidents. However, Break and enter logged a higher count than Assault, which recorded 1 incident during the same period. In total, these 4 categories comprise the 24 city-wide incidents documented in St. Marys. This comparison places Break and enter behind Theft and Fraud while exceeding Assault.
Break and enter represents 16.7 percent of reported crime in St. Marys during the recorded window from May 10, 2026 to July 8, 2026, with 4 total incidents. It ranks 3rd out of 4 tracked categories, positioned below Theft (10 incidents) and Fraud (9 incidents), but above Assault (1 incident). Because the 2026 year series contains only 4 recorded incidents within this short two-month reporting interval, no multi-year trends or year-over-year percentage changes can be evaluated for this category in St. Marys.
Between May 10, 2026 and July 8, 2026, there were 4 reported Break and enter incidents in St. Marys. These 4 incidents represent 16.7 percent of the 24 total crime incidents recorded across all categories in the town during this period.
Break and enter ranks 3rd among the 4 tracked categories in St. Marys. Its 4 reported incidents place it behind Theft with 10 incidents and Fraud with 9 incidents, but ahead of Assault, which recorded 1 incident during the same timeframe.
The dataset covers reported incidents from May 10, 2026 through July 8, 2026. All 4 documented Break and enter incidents fall within this specific date range, reflecting a short-term window of recorded activity in St. Marys for 2026.
No year-over-year change is available because the series includes data for 2026 only, logging 4 Break and enter incidents. Without comparative data from prior years in the dataset, annual trend calculations cannot be made for St. Marys.
Data presented for St. Marys is compiled from official open data records published for ON.