Robbery in Strathroy-Caradoc for the 2019 calendar year recorded a single reported incident. This lone robbery represents 0.1 % of the city’s overall crime count, which totaled 1,045 incidents across all categories. While robbery ranks seventh among the seven offence types tracked, the data set reflects the complete archival record for 2019, not the recent 60‑day map window. The dataset does not list any neighbourhoods with robbery incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Strathroy-Caradoc.
This page reports the open‑data statistics for the robbery offence in Strathroy‑Caradoc, Ontario, for the selected period—a complete calendar year 2019 as defined by the city’s full archive. During that year the police recorded a single robbery incident. That solitary case constitutes 0.1 of all 1,045 reported incidents across every crime category in the municipality.
The figures represent reported incidents only; they do not include unreported events. The period spans the entire 2019 year, not the rolling 60‑day map tier that the website also offers, ensuring a full‑year view of the data. As such, the count reflects the city’s official open‑data release for that year. The total city‑wide incident count for 2019 was 1,045, providing context for the robbery’s share of overall crime.
Within Strathroy‑Caradoc’s crime profile for 2019, robbery ranks seventh out of seven categories, making it the least common offence. The ‘Other’ category dominated with 890 incidents, followed by Theft at 78, Break and Enter with 32, Mischief at 30, and Assault at 11. By comparison, robbery’s single incident is markedly lower than even the least frequent sibling, Assault, which recorded eleven cases. This positioning highlights robbery’s relatively minimal presence in the city’s overall crime landscape overall in 2019.
Robbery accounts for just one incident in Strathroy‑Caradoc’s 2019 open‑data set, representing only 0.1 % of the 1,045 total reported crimes. Its rank of seventh out of seven categories makes it the least frequent offence that year. With no additional years in the series, there is no observable year‑over‑year trend for robbery in this community. The stark contrast with the ‘Other’ category’s 890 incidents underscores how uncommon robbery is relative to the broader crime mix.
The open‑data record for Strathroy‑Caradoc shows that a single robbery incident was reported in the calendar year 2019. This count is drawn from the city’s complete archival dataset and reflects the only robbery case that meets the reporting criteria for that year.
Robbery makes up 0.1 % of all reported incidents in Strathroy‑Caradoc for 2019. With a total of 1,045 city‑wide crimes, the single robbery accounts for a very small share of the overall crime picture, emphasizing its rarity relative to other offences.
The ‘Other’ category dominated the 2019 crime data with 890 incidents, far exceeding the solitary robbery. Even the next most frequent category, Theft, recorded 78 cases. Compared to these numbers, robbery’s single incident highlights its minimal presence in the city’s overall offence distribution.
Because the dataset only provides a single year (2019) for robbery, there is no year‑over‑year series to assess change. The year_series_for_category contains just the 2019 count of one incident, so a trend or pattern cannot be determined from the available data.
Data sourced from the Ontario open‑data portal for Strathroy‑Caradoc (ON).