Between May 25 and July 24, 2026, Toronto recorded 585 theft from vehicle incidents. This category represents 8.5% of the 6,867 citywide reported crime total across all nine categories, ranking fourth overall. Theft from vehicle was less frequent than assault, auto theft, and break and enter, but exceeded robbery and general theft. West Humber-Clairville (1) reported the highest count among listed neighbourhoods with 21 incidents during this period.
Data current through . Source: official Toronto police open-data portal.
This page presents official, reported crime data for the Theft from vehicle category in Toronto, Ontario. Between May 25, 2026, and July 24, 2026, law enforcement logged 585 incidents of theft from vehicle across the municipality. Over this same two-month timeframe, the city of Toronto recorded a city-wide total of 6,867 incidents across all 9 tracked crime categories.
Theft from vehicle accounted for 8.5% of Toronto's overall recorded crime during this specific reporting window. Every one of the 585 category incidents had valid occurrence date information, meaning there were 0 undated records. Within the city's category breakdown, Theft from vehicle placed 4th among all 9 major crime types tracked in the municipal dataset. This overview details how these incidents were distributed across local Toronto neighbourhoods throughout mid-2026.
Among the 9 tracked crime categories in Toronto, Theft from vehicle ranks 4th in total recorded volume with 585 incidents. It recorded fewer incidents than higher-volume categories such as Assault with 3,678 incidents, Auto theft with 1,002 incidents, and Break and enter with 813 incidents. Conversely, Theft from vehicle recorded higher counts than several other categories in the dataset, including Robbery with 350 incidents and Theft with 223 incidents. Comparing these sibling categories highlights where theft from vehicle fits within Toronto's broader municipal crime landscape during the May to July 2026 period.
Theft from vehicle occupies a middle tier in Toronto's crime profile, ranking 4th among 9 categories with 585 incidents between May 25 and July 24, 2026. Its 8.5% share of the 6,867 city-wide incidents sits well below Assault (3,678) and Auto theft (1,002), but above Robbery (350) and Theft (223). At the neighbourhood level, West Humber-Clairville (1) led with 21 incidents, followed by Eglinton East (138) with 18. Because this dataset covers a two-month window in 2026 without prior annual series, these numbers reflect a single reporting interval rather than a multi-year trend.
Between May 25, 2026, and July 24, 2026, police recorded 585 incidents of theft from vehicle in Toronto. This represents 8.5% of the city-wide total of 6,867 incidents logged across all 9 crime categories in the dataset during this two-month reporting window.
Theft from vehicle ranks 4th out of 9 tracked categories in Toronto with 585 incidents. It recorded lower volume than Assault (3,678), Auto theft (1,002), and Break and enter (813), but higher volume than Robbery (350) and Theft (223) during the same timeframe.
The neighbourhood with the highest recorded count was West Humber-Clairville (1) with 21 incidents of theft from vehicle. Other neighbourhoods with top counts included Eglinton East (138) with 18 incidents, Woburn North (142) with 17 incidents, and Kensington-Chinatown (78) with 16 incidents.
No year-over-year trend comparison is available because the dataset currently provides category data for a single window in 2026, total aggregate 585 incidents. The dates span May 25, 2026 to July 24, 2026, representing a two-month snapshot rather than an annual series.
Figures compiled from official municipal open data published by police services in Toronto, ON.