How many robberies were there in Mississauga in 2024?
There were 497 robberies reported in Mississauga, ON in 2024, up 222.7% from 2023.
Mississauga robberies by month, 2024
The busiest month for robberies in Mississauga was November, with 55 robberies. Across the whole period, Mississauga robberies were up 222.7% from 2023.
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What time do robberies happen in Mississauga?
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What day of the week do robberies happen in Mississauga?
Friday was the most common day for robberies in Mississauga in 2024, at 18% of the total.
Mississauga robberies in 2024: common questions
Theft involving force or the threat of force. Mississauga residents also search for this category as muggings, armed robberies and holdups — all of those refer to the same police-reported offences counted on this page.
How many robberies were there in Mississauga in 2024?
There were 497 robberies reported in Mississauga, ON in 2024, up 222.7% from 2023.
What time of day did most robberies happen in Mississauga in 2024?
Most Mississauga robberies in 2024 happened in the evening (6pm–12am) window, which accounted for 42% of them. The busiest individual hour was 7pm. 12am is excluded from that figure — it is the default a records system writes when the real time is unknown.
Which month had the most robberies in Mississauga in 2024?
November was the busiest month for Mississauga robberies in 2024 with 55, and April was the quietest with 31.
What day of the week did most robberies happen in Mississauga in 2024?
Friday was the most common day for robberies in Mississauga in 2024, accounting for 18% of them.
How common were robberies compared to other crime in Mississauga in 2024?
Robbery made up 3.6% of all crime recorded in Mississauga in 2024 — 497 of 13,683 incidents.
What was the robbery rate in Mississauga in 2024?
Mississauga recorded 69.2 robberies per 100,000 residents in 2024.
Mississauga robberies 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.