How many break-ins were there in Brampton in 2023?
There were 475 break-ins reported in Brampton, ON in 2023.
Brampton break-ins by month, 2023
The busiest month for break-ins in Brampton was November, with 124 break-ins.
Hover the chart for exact monthly counts. Dashed line marks the monthly average (39.6/month).
What time do break-ins happen in Brampton?
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What day of the week do break-ins happen in Brampton?
Monday was the most common day for break-ins in Brampton in 2023, at 19% of the total.
Brampton break-ins in 2023: common questions
Unlawful entry into a premises with intent to commit an offence. Brampton residents also search for this category as burglaries, home invasions, breaking and entering and B&Es — all of those refer to the same police-reported offences counted on this page.
How many break-ins were there in Brampton in 2023?
There were 475 break-ins reported in Brampton, ON in 2023.
What time of day did most break-ins happen in Brampton in 2023?
Most Brampton break-ins in 2023 happened in the overnight (12am–6am) window, which accounted for 42% of them. The busiest individual hour was 4am. 12am and 12pm is excluded from that figure — it is the default a records system writes when the real time is unknown.
Which month had the most break-ins in Brampton in 2023?
November was the busiest month for Brampton break-ins in 2023 with 124, and January was the quietest with 0.
What day of the week did most break-ins happen in Brampton in 2023?
Monday was the most common day for break-ins in Brampton in 2023, accounting for 19% of them.
How common were break-ins compared to other crime in Brampton in 2023?
Break & enter made up 10.6% of all crime recorded in Brampton in 2023 — 475 of 4,469 incidents.
What was the break-in rate in Brampton in 2023?
Brampton recorded 72.4 break-ins per 100,000 residents in 2023.
Brampton break-ins by year
Sourced from Peel Regional Police Community Safety Data Portal. Counts reflect incidents the portal published and may differ from figures released elsewhere — missing is not the same as zero.