In Victoria, 215 mischief incidents were recorded, making up 10.4% of the city's total crime count of 2,065. This category ranks third among eight crime types.
Data current through . Source: official Victoria police open-data portal.
This page covers reported mischief incidents in Victoria, British Columbia. Mischief refers to the wilful destruction or damage of property, and includes acts such as vandalism and graffiti. In the period from April 4, 2026, to June 3, 2026, there were 215 reported incidents of mischief in Victoria.
Mischief accounts for 10.4% of all reported incidents in Victoria during this period. This category is the third most common among the eight tracked crime categories in the city.
In Victoria, mischief is the third most reported crime category, with 215 incidents. It is less frequent than 'Other' (1,261 incidents) and 'Theft' (308 incidents), but more common than 'Theft from vehicle' (128 incidents), 'Assault' (71 incidents), and 'Break and enter' (61 incidents). This ranking highlights that while mischief is a notable category, it is not the most prevalent type of crime in the city.
Mischief is a significant but not dominant category in Victoria's crime data, accounting for just over 10% of incidents. Its third-place ranking among eight categories suggests it is a persistent issue, though less frequent than theft-related crimes. The data spans a two-month window in 2026, making it too brief to identify trends. The 1000 Block of Douglas Street stands out with the highest count (15 incidents), but no single area dominates the totals. Without prior-year comparisons, it's unclear whether this is a typical pattern for Victoria.
There were 215 reported mischief incidents in Victoria from April 4, 2026, to June 3, 2026.
Mischief accounts for 10.4% of all reported incidents in Victoria during this period.
The 1000 Block of Douglas Street had the highest count with 15 incidents, followed by the 800 Block of Johnson Street with 6 incidents.
Mischief is the third most common crime category, behind 'Other' (1,261 incidents) and 'Theft' (308 incidents), but ahead of categories like 'Theft from vehicle' and 'Assault'.
Data sourced from the BC open data portal, covering reported incidents in Victoria.