Crime data, from local reporting areas to national context.

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From a change in counts
to a better question.

An illustrative three-area portfolio using actual official records. This is a fixed sample collected on 3 November 2026, not a customer account or a live alert.

toronto

Downtown Yonge East (168)

Burglary / break and enter · all premises
January–September 2026 versus the same months in 2025

+7.4%

58 recorded · 54 in the matched prior period

Current
Prior year

Matching citywide change: 0.0%

Latest source date: 2026-09-30. Partial latest months are excluded.
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toronto · 76,689 source rows
Collected 2026-11-03 · latest record 2026-09-30
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chicago

Community area 32

Burglary / break and enter · all premises
January–September 2026 versus the same months in 2025

+87.0%

273 recorded · 146 in the matched prior period

Current
Prior year

Matching citywide change: +50.7%

Latest source date: 2026-10-26. Partial latest months are excluded.
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chicago · 149,374 source rows
Collected 2026-11-03 · latest record 2026-10-26
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new york

Precinct 1

Burglary / break and enter · all premises
January–June 2026 versus the same months in 2025

-1.0%

99 recorded · 100 in the matched prior period

Current
Prior year

Matching citywide change: -15.2%

Latest source date: 2026-06-30. Partial latest months are excluded.
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nyc-historic · 112,737 source rows
Collected 2026-11-03 · latest record 2025-12-31
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nyc-current · 11,218 source rows
Collected 2026-11-03 · latest record 2026-06-30
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How a team could use this report

Check whether an increase is local or citywide, review its absolute size, then compare it with your own incident records and operational context. A change in recorded incidents is a reason to investigate; it does not establish the cause or predict an individual property’s risk.

Burglary definitions and reporting practices differ across countries and agencies. These cards compare each area with its own matched history, not one city’s crime rate against another’s.

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