Between May 22, 2026, and July 21, 2026, London recorded 3,336 total incidents while Windsor reported 3,447 total incidents. Across normalized categories, theft-related incidents showed the largest raw-count difference between the two cities. Windsor logged 1,176 theft-related incidents compared to 592 in London, representing a difference of 584 incidents. Meanwhile, London recorded 527 break-and-enter incidents compared to 176 in Windsor during this same period.
Between 2026-05-22 and 2026-07-21, London recorded 3,336 total reported incidents while Windsor recorded 3,447 total reported incidents. This comparative report examines published police data across both Ontario municipalities during the exact same 61-day date range. Because both cities cover identical calendar dates, incident counts can be compared directly without adjustments for differing reporting windows.
Throughout this shared 61-day window, category totals reveal notable differences between London and Windsor. The category with the highest recorded total in both cities was Other, which accounted for 1,325 incidents in London and 1,202 incidents in Windsor. Across specific offence types, Windsor logged a higher count of theft-related incidents, whereas London recorded higher numbers for break and enter and mischief incidents. Additional categories including assault, fraud, sexual assault, and robbery show smaller numeric variations between the two jurisdictions.
During the 2026-05-22 to 2026-07-21 period, Windsor recorded a higher total incident count at 3,447 compared to London's 3,336 incidents. The largest category difference occurred in theft-related incidents, where Windsor logged 1,176 incidents compared to 592 in London. Conversely, London recorded a higher count of break and enter incidents, reporting 527 compared to Windsor's 176. London also recorded more mischief incidents, logging 390 compared to 229 in Windsor. Other categories showed smaller gaps, including fraud with 164 incidents in London and 286 in Windsor, and assault with 312 in London and 329 in Windsor. Robbery remained relatively low in both cities, with London reporting 26 incidents and Windsor reporting 24.
Between 2026-05-22 and 2026-07-21, London and Windsor showed distinct category concentrations despite having similar total incident counts of 3,336 and 3,447 respectively. Windsor's total is heavily driven by theft-related incidents, which reached 1,176 and accounted for double London's 592 incidents. In contrast, London experienced a higher concentration of property entry and damage offences, logging nearly three times as many break and enter incidents as Windsor (527 versus 176) alongside higher mischief counts (390 versus 229). Violent crime categories remained closely matched, with assault totals differing by only 17 incidents between the two cities.
Between 2026-05-22 and 2026-07-21, London recorded 3,336 total reported incidents, while Windsor recorded 3,447 total reported incidents. This comparison uses identical start and end dates for both cities, allowing direct side-by-side analysis of reported incident totals across the 61-day period.
Windsor reported a higher number of theft-related incidents, logging 1,176 cases between 2026-05-22 and 2026-07-21. During the exact same date range, London logged 592 theft-related incidents. The compare category normalizes theft, auto theft, and theft from vehicle data to ensure consistent comparisons between municipal feeds.
London recorded a higher count of break and enter incidents, reporting 527 cases from 2026-05-22 to 2026-07-21. Over the same 61-day window, Windsor logged 176 break and enter incidents. This represents one of the largest category differences recorded between the two cities in this selected timeframe.
Municipal police services update their open-data feeds on independent schedules, which can result in differing published date ranges. In this comparison, both London and Windsor published overlapping data from 2026-05-22 to 2026-07-21, enabling a direct same-period comparison using London's 3,336 total incidents and Windsor's 3,447 total incidents.
Incident data is compiled directly from the official open-data portals of London and Windsor, Ontario.