Youth Crime (1999–2003)

YORK REGIONAL POLICE STATISTICAL REPORT JANUARY – DECEMBER 2003

Prepared for the Office of the Chief of Police Wendy Duncan, Statistician April 2004 The Information contained in this report is the property of the York Regional Police. Reproduction or distribution of this report in whole or in part is permitted subject to appropriate source citation and the express written consent of the Chief of Police of the York Regional Police.

York Regional Police does not assume any liability for any decision made or action taken in reliance upon any information or data provided.

YYORK RREGIONAL PPOLICE 22000033 AANNUAL SSTATISTICAL RREPORT TTABLE OF CCONTENTS

About This Report In This Report ...... 1 How are Crimes Counted?...... 1 Making Comparisons...... 1 Terminology...... 1 Types of Violations: Incident-based Reporting ...... 2 Types of Violations: Aggregate-based Reporting...... 4 Changes in Reporting Methodology ...... 4

Executive Summary...... 7

Region of York Statistics Crime Statistics – Five Year Data (1999–2003)...... 10 Crimes Against Persons (2002–2003) ...... 11 Crimes Against Property (2002–2003) ...... 12 Five Year Trends – Selected Violations (1999–2003) Violations Causing Death...... 13 Attempt Capital Crime ...... 14 Sexual Assault...... 15 Assault...... 16 Robbery...... 17 Crimes Against Property ...... 18 Other Criminal Code ...... 19 Total Criminal Violations (excluding Traffic) ...... 20 Traffic Violations...... 21 Crime Statistics (2002–2003)...... 22 Robbery Summary (2002–2003)...... 23 Stolen Vehicle Summary (2002–2003) ...... 25 Traffic Violations (2002–2003)...... 27 Motor Vehicle Collision Summary (2002–2003)...... 28 Clearance Rate (2002–2003)...... 29 Youth Crime (1999–2003) ...... 30 Demands for Service (1999–2003)...... 31 Miscellaneous Statistics (2002–2003) ...... 33

District 1 Statistics Map ...... 34 Crime Statistics (2002–2003)...... 35 Clearance Rate (2002–2003)...... 36

District 2 Statistics Map ...... 37 Crime Statistics (2002–2003)...... 38 Clearance Rate (2002–2003)...... 39

District 3 Statistics Map ...... 40 Crime Statistics (2002–2003)...... 41 Clearance Rate (2002–2003)...... 42

District 4 Statistics Map ...... 43 Crime Statistics (2002–2003)...... 44 Clearance Rate (2002–2003)...... 45

District 5 Statistics Map ...... 46 Crime Statistics (2002–2003)...... 47 Clearance Rate (2002–2003)...... 48

Provincial Comparison Crime Rate Comparison (2002)...... 49 Ranked Comparison (2001–2002) ...... 50 Clearance Rate Comparison (2002)...... 51

National Comparison Crime Rate Comparison (2002)...... 52 Ranked Comparison (2001–2002) ...... 53 Clearance Rate Comparison (2002)...... 54

ABOUT THIS REPORT

IN THIS REPORT

This report contains a summary of crime statistics for York Regional Police pertaining to incidents reported between January 1st and December 31st, 2003. A one year and five year comparison is made. Miscellaneous statistics are also included.

HOW ARE CRIMES COUNTED?

The data in this report is based on accumulated to-date information. Therefore, the number of violations recorded may change due to late reporting, reclassification, and unfounded incidents.

York Regional Police publish crime statistics based on the number of reported violations (Incident-based Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR)). Incident-based UCR classifies incidents according to the four most serious violations in the incident (generally the violations which carry the longest maximum sentences under the Criminal Code of Canada). Violent incidents (except robbery) are classified differently from other types of crime. For violent crime, a separate incident is recorded for each victim. Robbery, however is counted as if it were a non-violent crime in order to avoid inflating the number of incidents. In categorizing incidents, violent violations always take precedence over non-violent violations.

MAKING COMPARISONS

Unless otherwise noted, all statistics in this report are compiled from Incident-based reporting. These statistics should not be compared with those provided by Statistics Canada who converts the data received to an Aggregate-based UCR format which measures only the most serious offence related to an incident. In addition, Statistics Canada include the number of offences reported by the Toronto North Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with York Regional Police’s crime statistics.

Statistics Canada data should be used for comparisons between policing jurisdictions because all data is converted to Aggregate-based reporting.

TERMINOLOGY

Actual totals include only those incidents for which an occurrence report was made and have been substantiated through police investigation.

Clearance rates are calculated by the number of violations cleared by charge or otherwise (persons processed by other means) divided by the number of violations. These violations may not necessarily have occurred during the reporting period but some time prior.

Crime rates are expressed as a rate per 100,000 population using mid-year population estimates

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supplied by York Region Planning and Development Services Department and have been rounded to two decimals.

Criminal incident refers to a set of connected events which usually constitute an occurrence report. One incident can include more than one violation.

Offence is defined as a statistical fact for Aggregate-based reporting. This terminology is not used in Incident-based reporting.

Violation refers to a contravention of the Criminal Code, Federal, or Provincial Statutes.

Young Offender refers to a person aged 12 - 17 years inclusive (Young Offenders Act).

Young Person refers to a person aged 12 - 17 years inclusive (Youth Criminal Justice Act).

Youth refers to a person under the age of 18 years.

Youth crime refers to the number of youths charged or processed by other means for committing a criminal offence.

TYPES OF VIOLATIONS: INCIDENT-BASED REPORTING

Crimes Against Persons are crimes involving aggressive action (with the intent to do harm) or threat of such action by one person against another. These include violations causing death, attempt capital crime, sexual assault, assault, robbery and other violent violations, and violations/deprivation of freedom.

Violations Causing Death include murder 1st degree, murder 2nd degree, manslaughter, infanticide, criminal negligence cause death, and other related offences causing death.

Attempt Capital Crime violations include attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder.

Sexual Assault violations include aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault with a weapon or cause bodily harm, sexual assault, and other sexual crimes.

Assault violations include aggravated assault, assault with a weapon or cause bodily harm, assault, unlawfully cause bodily harm, discharge firearm with intent, assault peace/public officer, criminal negligence cause bodily harm, and other assaults.

Robbery and Other Violent Violations include robbery, extortion, criminal harassment, uttering threats, explosives causing death/bodily harm, arson disregard for human life, and other violent violations.

Violations/Deprivation of Freedom include kidnapping (forcible confinement), hostage taking, and abduction.

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Crimes Against Property involve unlawful acts with respect to property but do not involve the use or threat of violence against an individual. These include arson, break and enter, theft, have stolen goods, fraud, and mischief.

Drug violations include violations under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and the Food and Drug Act. These violations are comprised of possession, trafficking, importation or production of various illicit controlled and restricted drugs, and proceeds of crime.

Weapons violations include violations under the Criminal Code which involve any thing used, designed to be used or intended for use in causing death or injury to any person or used for the purpose of threatening or intimidating any person. These include possession, use, trafficking, pointing, unauthorized import/export, firearms documentation and administration, and unsafe storage.

Public Morals violations include prostitution, indecent acts, production/distribution of child pornography, gaming and betting, and public morals.

Other Criminal Code violations include the remaining non-traffic Criminal Code violations that are classified as neither violent nor property violations. These violations are divided into two parts:

Part A: include bail violations, counterfeiting currency, disturb the peace, escape custody, luring a child via computer, obstruct, unlawfully at large, trespass at night, fail to appear, breach of probation, and threatening/harassing telephone calls.

Part B: include offences against public order, offences relating to terrorist activity, offences against administration of law and justice, invasion of privacy, offences against the person and reputation, offences against the rights or property, fraudulent transactions/contracts and trade, intimidation of justice system participant, wilful/forbidden acts/respect of certain property, offences related to currency, proceeds of crime, attempts/conspiracies/accessories, offences relating to criminal organization, and all other criminal code.

Federal Statutes violations include violations under all other federal statutes. They include the Bankruptcy Act, Income Tax Act, Canada Shipping Act, Public Health Act, Customs Act, Competition Act, Excise Act, Immigration Act, Firearms Act, National Defence Act, Young Offenders Act, Youth Criminal Justice Act, and Other Federal Statutes.

Traffic violations include all traffic violations under the Criminal Code. These include dangerous operation, evade police, impaired related violations, and other criminal traffic violations.

Other Criminal Traffic violations include fail to stop or remain and drive while prohibited.

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TYPES OF VIOLATIONS: AGGREGATE-BASED REPORTING

Crimes of Violence are crimes involving the use of aggressive action (with the intent to do harm) or threat of such action by one person against another. These include homicide, attempted murder, assault, other sexual offences, abduction, and robbery.

Homicide offences include murder 1st degree, murder 2nd degree, manslaughter, and infanticide.

Assault offences include sexual assault, sexual assault with a weapon or cause bodily harm, aggravated sexual assault, assault, assault with a weapon or cause bodily harm, aggravated assault, unlawfully cause bodily harm, discharge firearm with intent, assault police, assault other peace/public officer, and other assaults.

Abduction offences include abduction of person under 14, abduction of person under 16, abduction contrary to custody order, and abduction no custody order.

Property Crimes involve unlawful acts with respect to property but do not involve the use or threat of violence against an individual. These include break and enter, theft of motor vehicle, theft over $5000, theft $5000 and under, have stolen goods, and fraud.

Other Criminal Code offences include the remaining non-traffic Criminal Code violations that are classified as neither violent nor property violations. These include arson, bail violations, counterfeit currency, disturb the peace, escape custody, indecent acts, kidnapping, public morals, obstruct police/peace officer, unlawfully at large, trespass at night, mischief, and other criminal code offences.

Other Crimes include prostitution, gaming and betting, offensive weapons, and other criminal code offences.

Drug offences include offences under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. These are comprised of possession, trafficking, and importation or production of various illicit controlled and restricted drugs.

Other Federal Statutes include offences under all other federal statutes. They include the Bankruptcy Act, Canada Shipping Act, Customs Act, Excise Act, Immigration Act, Young Offenders Act, Youth Criminal Justice Act, and the Firearm Act.

CHANGES IN REPORTING METHODOLOGY

In March 2000, Bill C-202 received royal assent amending the Criminal Code by making it an offence to operate a motor vehicle while being pursued by a peace officer in order to evade the peace officer and fail to stop the vehicle as soon as it is reasonable in the circumstances. To correspond with this, Statistics Canada implemented violation codes relating to these criminal code sections. These violation codes fall under the dangerous operation category. This must be considered when making five year comparisons of criminal code traffic violations.

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In December 2001, Bill C-24 received royal assent amending the Criminal Code by introducing three new offences to fight organized crime. To correspond with this, Statistics Canada implemented violation codes relating to organized crime. These violations are included in the “Other Criminal Code (Part B)” category.

In December 2001, Bill C-36 received royal assent amending the Criminal Code, the Proceeds of Crime (money laundering) Act, and a number of other Acts, in order to combat terrorism. To correspond with this, Statistics Canada implemented new violation codes relating to terrorist activity. These violations are included in the “Other Criminal Code (Part B)” category.

On January 1, 2002, a change was implemented to include motor vehicle collisions when a party left the scene of the accident, but was not apprehended, as a criminal code violation. This only includes collisions which constitute an offence contrary to the Criminal Code. This change of reporting methodology is in accordance with other police services’ practices.

A review of the way York Regional Police deploy its front-line resources began in 1999. A more comprehensive study was undertaken in 2000. The Restructuring Front-Line Service Delivery Study with recommendations was submitted to the Police Services Board and given approval in October 2001. One of the recommendations in the study was to re-align the district and beat boundaries. The purpose of changing the geographic beat locations was to distribute workload levels more efficiently between reactive, administrative, and proactive duties. The changes in beat boundaries also allow for a more effective response to emergency calls for service and enables ownership of an area by patrol units. On March 3, 2002, the changes to the district boundaries were implemented. Although this does not impact regional statistics, it must be considered when comparing district statistics from 2002 and 2003.

Beginning in 2002, all police services in Canada began sending incidents of impaired driving where a road-side suspension was issued by police (rather than laying a charge) to drivers found to have a blood-alcohol reading at or slightly above the legal limit. These violations where not counted as criminal code offences prior to 2002.

The delivery of 9-1-1 service to the residents of York Region began in 1994 with a Bell Canada operator in Ottawa answering all calls to 9-1-1 from within York Region. The calls would then be transferred to an appropriate emergency response agency within York Region. In April 2001, an application was made by Bell Canada to the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to withdraw this service. In June 2001, Regional Council authorized Regional staff to directly provide 9-1-1 emergency in conjunction with York Regional Police. On April 2, 2002, 9-1-1 call answering was transferred to the Region of York from Bell Canada with York Regional Police as the first point of reception for 9-1-1 calls.

In June 2002, Bill C-15A, an act to amend the Criminal Code with respect to the sexual exploitation of children on the internet, received royal assent. The new amendments make it an offence to communicate with children via a computer system for the purpose of facilitating or committing certain sexual offences, such as child luring or abduction. To correspond with this, Statistics Canada implemented a violation code which is included in the “Other Criminal Code (Part A)” category.

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On April 1, 2003, the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) came into force, repealing and replacing the Young Offenders Act.

On May 16, 2003, Mr. Justice Rogin of the Superior Court of Ontario released his judgment in the matter of R. v. J.P. and held that section 4(1) of the Controlled Drug and Substances Act (simple possession), as it applied to marihuana only, was invalid. Due to this ruling, police were thereafter unable to lay charges relating to simple possession of marihuana. On October 7, 2003, the Court of Appeal ruled that “the prohibition against possession of marihuana in s. 4 is in force” from that date forward.

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XECUTIVE UMMARY E S

$ 266,793 DEMANDS FOR SERVICE were received in 2003 compared to 242,278 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 24,515 demands or 10.1%. Based on the rate of Demands for Service per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 6.9%. In April 2002, responsibility for answering 9-1-1 calls was transferred from Bell Canada to the Region of York. The increase can be partially attributed to this change.

$ 6,491 CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS (violent crime) violations were reported between January 1st and December 31st, 2003 compared to 6,853 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 362 violations or 5.3%. The violent crime rate in 2003 was 770.90 compared to 838.43 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 8.1%.

$ 13 VIOLATIONS CAUSING DEATH were reported in 2003 compared to 13 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents no change. Based on the rate of Violations Causing Death per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 2.9%.

$ 11 ATTEMPT CAPITAL CRIME violations were reported in 2003 compared to 6 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 5 violations or 83.3%. Based on the rate of Attempt Capital Crime violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 78.0%.

$ 341 SEXUAL ASSAULT violations were reported in 2003 compared to 428 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 87 violations or 20.3%. Based on the rate of Sexual Assault violations per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 22.7%.

$ 3,632 ASSAULT violations were reported in 2003 compared to 3,802 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 170 violations or 4.5%. Based on the rate of Assault violations per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 7.3%.

$ 388 ROBBERY violations were reported in 2003 compared to 351 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 37 violations or 10.5%. Based on the rate of Robbery violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 7.3%. The majority of the robbery violations occurred in District 5 (29.1%), District 2 (28.1%), and District 4(28.1%). These violations most frequently occurred on Friday (19.8%) and Saturday (16.8%) and between the hours of 6:00p.m. and 11:59p.m. (42.3%). Carjacking incidents represent 4.1% of the total Robbery violations while home invasions represent 7.2%. Street related robberies during this period represent 68.6%.

$ 29,497 CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY (property crime) violations were reported between January 1st and December 31st, 2003 compared to 28,091 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 1,406 violations or 5.0%. The property crime rate in 2003 was 3,503.21 compared to 3,436.80 during the corresponding period in 2002.

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This represents an increase of 1.9%.

$ 2,824 STOLEN VEHICLES were reported during 2003 compared to 2,472 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 352 vehicles or 14.2%. Based on the rate of stolen vehicle per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 10.9%. Automobiles represent 55.7% of the vehicles stolen with Honda being the most common make (29.5%). Dodge (20.5%) and Ford (15.0%) were the most frequent makes of trucks stolen. The district which reported the majority of the vehicles stolen was District 4 (36.3%).

$ 7,795 OTHER CRIMINAL CODE violations were reported in 2003 compared to 4,880 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 2,915 violations or 59.7%. Based on the rate of Other Criminal Code violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 55.1%.

st $ 46,176 CRIMINAL CODE violations were reported between January 1 and December 31st, 2003 compared to 42,653 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 3,523 violations or 8.3%. Based on the rate of Criminal Code violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 5.1%.

$ 3,353 CRIMINAL CODE TRAFFIC violations were reported in 2003 compared to 3,697 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 344 violations or 9.3%. Based on the rate of Criminal Code Traffic violations per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 12.0%.

$ 894 IMPAIRED OPERATION/RELATED violations were reported in 2003 compared to 922 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 28 violations or 3.0%. Based on the rate of Impaired Operation/Related violations per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 5.9%.

$ 336 DANGEROUS OPERATION violations were reported in 2003 compared to 305 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 31 violations or 10.2%. Based on the rate of Dangerous Operation violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 6.9%.

$ 18,018 MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION REPORTS were processed in 2003 compared to 18,277 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 259 reports or 1.4%. Based on the rate of motor vehicle collision reports per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 4.3%.

$ 29 PERSONS DIED on our roadways in 2003 as compared to 49 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 20 persons or 40.8%.

$ YOUTH CRIME in York Region decreased 5.0% in 2003 compared to the corresponding period in 2002. Charges laid against young persons decreased 29.6% while the number of youths processed by other means has increased 24.3%. The decrease in charges laid can be attributed to the implementation of the Youth Crime Justice Act.

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$ The CLEARANCE RATE for Crimes Against Persons in 2003 decreased to 69.3% from 71.2% during the corresponding period in 2002. The clearance rate for Property Crime decreased slightly to 26.1% in 2003 from 27.0% in 2002. The clearance rate for Criminal Code violations decreased from 41.5% in 2002 to 36.8% in 2003.

$ The RECORDS & F.O.I. BUREAU processed 10,121 requests for motor vehicle collision/incident summary reports in 2003 compared to 7,977 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 2,144 requests or 26.9%. The number of police clearance letters processed in 2003 increased 1.6% from the corresponding period in 2002 (12,887 from 12,681) while the number of volunteer screening letters increased 17.2% (14,725 from 12,563).

$ During 2003, 1,239 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION requests have been received compared to 1,039 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 200 requests for information or 19.2%. Formal requests have decreased 9.6% (85 from 94) while the number of informal requests have increased 22.1% (1,154 from 945).

$ The ALARM PROGRAM saw an 11.5% increase in alarm calls received (27,523 from 24,693) in 2003. The number of false alarms continues to be problematic with 98.5% of the calls being false. This has remained unchanged from 2002.

$ Reports taken by CRIME STOPPERS increased to 823 in 2003 compared to 780 in 2002. This represents an increase of 5.5%. Arrests made as a result of a crime stoppers tip decreased 5.1% (74 from 78). Property recovered increased 94.2% (382,320 from $196,865).

$ The VICTIM SERVICES OF YORK REGION program (formally the Victim Crisis Assistance & Referral Service program) saw an increase in both on-scene occurrences (10.2%) and the number of telephone crisis calls/office visits (70.0%). Female clients represented 76.7% of the total clients served while male clients represented 23.3%.

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STATISTICS FIVE YEAR DATA (JANUARY - DECEMBER)

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Population1 691,332 730,043 771,620 817,359 842,000 Demands for Service 156,967 163,590 174,611 242,278 2 266,793 Motor Vehicle Collisions Non Reportable 1,811 2,205 2,225 2,232 2,280 Fail to Remain 2,172 2,324 2,775 2,551 3 2,227 Property Damage 9,007 10,549 10,459 11,082 3 11,251 Personal Injury 2,169 2,332 2,414 2,371 3 2,232 Fatality 34 29 27 41 28 Total 15,193 17,439 17,900 18,277 3 18,018 Crimes Against Persons Total 5,772 6,482 6,825 6,853 6,491 Cleared 3,645 4,488 4,760 4,878 4,496 Clearance Rate (%) 63.1 69.2 69.7 71.2 69.3 Rate per 100,000 population 834.91 887.89 884.50 838.43 770.90 Crimes Against Property Total 23,690 23,486 25,572 28,091 29,497 Cleared 5,714 5,961 6,746 7,576 7,699 Clearance Rate (%) 24.1 25.4 26.4 27.0 26.1 Rate per 100,000 population 3,426.72 3,217.07 3,314.07 3,436.80 3,503.21 Other Criminal Code Total 3,309 3,272 3,441 4,880 7,795 Cleared 1,705 2,051 2,204 2,658 2,758 Clearance Rate (%) 51.5 62.7 64.1 54.5 35.4 Rate per 100,000 population 478.64 448.19 445.94 597.04 925.77 Drug Violations Total 1,161 1,376 1,442 1,861 1,435 Cleared 1,083 1,373 1,426 1,798 1,298 Clearance Rate (%) 93.3 99.8 98.9 96.6 90.5 Rate per 100,000 population 167.94 188.48 186.88 227.68 170.43 Weapons Violations Total 358 498 460 524 559 Cleared 246 361 330 392 383 Clearance Rate (%) 68.7 72.5 71.7 74.8 68.5 Rate per 100,000 population 51.78 68.22 59.61 64.11 66.39 Public Morals Violations Total 160 116 92 99 113 Cleared 84 65 48 44 59 Clearance Rate (%) 52.5 56.0 52.2 44.4 52.2 Rate per 100,000 population 23.14 15.89 11.92 12.11 13.42 Other Federal Violations Total 274 346 348 345 286 Cleared 274 346 347 345 285 Clearance Rate (%) 100.0 100.0 99.7 100.0 99.7 Rate per 100,000 population 39.63 47.39 45.10 42.21 33.97 Total Criminal Code Violations Total 34,724 35,576 38,180 42,653 46,176 Cleared 12,751 14,645 15,861 17,691 16,978 Clearance Rate (%) 36.7 41.2 41.5 41.5 36.8 Rate per 100,000 population 5,022.77 4,873.14 4,948.03 5,218.39 5,484.09 Criminal Code Traffic Violations Total 1,104 1,160 1,406 3,697 4 3,353 Cleared 1,104 1,160 1,396 1,400 1,405 Clearance Rate (%) 100.0 100.0 99.3 37.9 41.9 Rate per 100,000 population 159.69 158.89 182.21 452.31 398.22

1 Mid year population figures supplied by York Region Planning and Development Services Department based on Census Data and CMHC housing completion data. 2 Effective February 2002, demands for service include abandoned 911 calls from cellular phones. In April 2002, responsibility for 911 was transferred to the Region of York. 3 Revised figures. 4 As of January 2002, criminal code fail to remain motor vehicle collisions not involving charges included in total.

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CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 5 Year Average Variation (%) Actual Rate Actual Rate Actual Rate Actual Rate

Violations Causing Death 13 1.59 13 1.54 10.4 1.34 0.0 -2.9 Attempt Capital Crime 6 0.73 11 1.31 12.4 1.63 83.3 78.0 Sexual Assault 428 52.36 341 40.50 381.0 49.52 -20.3 -22.7 Assault 3,802 465.16 3,632 431.35 3,634.8 473.08 -4.5 -7.3 Violations Deprivation Freedom 143 17.50 153 18.17 111.2 14.19 7.0 3.9 Robbery & Other Violent Violations 2,461 301.09 2,341 278.03 2,334.8 303.57 -4.9 -7.7

Total 6,853 838.43 6,491 770.90 6,484.6 843.16 -5.3 -8.1

Note: 2003 Violations Causing Death total includes a homicide which occurred in 2002.

Crimes Against Persons (Actual) Crimes Against Persons (Rate) January - December January - December

• As indicated above, 6,491 Crimes Against Persons violations were 7,500 900.00 6,000 reported in 2003 compared to 600.00 6,853 during the corresponding 4,500 3,000 6,853 838.43

period in 2002. This represents a 300.00 843.16 6,491 6,484.6 decrease of 362 violations or 1,500 770.90 5.3%. 0 0.00 2002 2003 5 Year 2002 2003 5 Year Average Average • Attempt Capital Crime and Violations Deprivation Freedom violations have seen an increase over the past year while Sexual Violations Deprivation Freedom (Actual) Violations Deprivation Freedom (Rate) Assault, Assault, and Robbery & January - December January - December Other Violent Violations have seen a decrease. Violations Causing 20.00 Death has remained unchanged. 150 120 15.00 90 • The Violent Crime rate in 2003 10.00 153 143 60 18.17

was 770.90 compared to 838.43 17.50

5.00 14.19 during the corresponding period in 30 111.2 2002. This represents a decrease 0 0.00 of 8.1%. 2002 2003 5 Year 2002 2003 5 Year Average Average

• Violations Causing Death, Violations Deprivation Freedom, and Robbery & Other Violent Sexual Assault (Actual) Sexual Assault (Rate) Violations saw an increase above January - December January - December the five year average. Attempt Capital Crime, Sexual Assault, and Assault were below the five year 500 60.00 average. 400 40.00 300 200 428

20.00 52.36 341 40.50 49.52 100 381.0 0 0.00 2002 2003 5 Year 2002 2003 5 Year Average Average

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CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 5 Year Average Variation (%) Actual Rate Actual Rate Actual Rate Actual Rate

Arson 180 22.02 179 21.26 184.6 24.04 -0.6 -3.5 Break and Enter 4,773 583.95 5,269 625.77 4,736.0 615.67 10.4 7.2 Theft Over $5000 2,836 346.97 2,982 354.16 2,712.6 352.28 5.1 2.1 Theft Under $5000 10,786 1,319.62 11,153 1,324.58 10,040.8 1,302.91 3.4 0.4 Have Stolen Goods 2,318 283.60 2,471 293.47 1,824.2 233.38 6.6 3.5 Fraud 3,318 405.94 3,313 393.47 2,788.4 360.18 -0.2 -3.1 Mischief 3,880 474.70 4,130 490.50 3,780.6 491.10 6.4 3.3

Total 28,091 3,436.80 29,497 3,503.21 26,067.2 3,379.57 5.0 1.9

Crimes Against Property (Actual) Crimes Against Property (Rate) January - December January - December

30000 4,000.00

3,000.00 20000 • 29,497 property crime violations 2,000.00

10000 29,497

were reported in 2003 compared 28,091 26,067.2

1,000.00 3,436.80 3,503.21 to 28,091 during the 3,379.57 corresponding period in 2002. This 0 0.00 2002 2003 5 Year 2002 2003 5 Year represents an increase of 1,406 Average Average violations or 5.0%.

• Break & Enter, Theft Over $5000, Theft Under $5000, Have Stolen Break & Enter (Actual) Break & Enter (Rate) Goods, and Mischief violations January - December January - December have seen an increase over the past year while Arson and Fraud 5,000 600.00 violations have decreased. 4,000 3,000 400.00 • The Property Crime rate in 2003

2,000 5,269 4,773 4,736.0 200.00 625.77

was 3,503.21 compared to 615.67 1,000 583.95 3,436.80 during the corresponding 0 0.00 period in 2002. This represents an 2002 2003 5 Year 2002 2003 5 Year increase of 1.9%. Average Average

• In 2003, all property crime categories saw an increase above Fraud (Actual) Fraud (Rate) January - December the five year average except arson January - December violations.

3,000 400.00

300.00 2,000 200.00 3,318 3,313

1,000 405.94 393.47 2,788.4 100.00 360.18

0 0.00 2002 2003 5 Year 2002 2003 5 Year Average Average

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VIOLATIONS CAUSING DEATH FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 6 6 -33.3 N.A.1 N.A.1 0.87 -36.2N.A.1 2000 11 5 83.3 -2 -15.4 1.51 73.6 -29.1 2001 9 -2 -18.2 -1 -10.0 1.17 -22.6 -26.1 2002 13 4 44.4 13 44.4 1.59 36.4 16.9 2003 13 2 0 0.0 7 116.7 1.54 -2.9 77.9

1 Not available. 2 Includes a homicide which occurred in 2002.

Violations Causing Death (Actual) January - December 1 Year Comparison: 16 13 13 11 As indicated above, 13 Violations 12 Causing Death were reported in 9 2003 compared to 13 during the 8 6 corresponding period in 2002. This represents no change. Based on the 4 rate of Violations Causing Death per 100,000 population, there has been 0 a decrease of 2.9%. 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

5 Year Comparison:

As indicated above, 13 Violations Violations Causing Death (Rate) Causing Death were reported in January - December 2003 compared to 6 during the 2.0 1.59 corresponding period in 1999. This 1.51 1.54 represents an increase of 7 1.5 1.17 violations or 116.7%. Based on the 0.87 rate of Violations Causing Death per 1.0 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 77.9%. 0.5

0.0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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ATTEMPT CAPITAL CRIME FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY –DECEMBER (1999– 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 10 1 11.1 N.A.1 N.A.1 1.45 6.3 N.A.1 2000 20 10 100.0 5 33.3 2.74 89.4 11.71 2001 15 -5 -25.0 4 36.4 1.94 -29.0 11.92 2002 6 -9 -60.0 -3 -33.3 0.73 -62.2 -46.0 2003 11 5 83.3 1 10.0 1.31 78.0 -9.7

1 Not available.

Assault (Actual) 1 Year Comparison: January - December 5,000 As indicated above, 11 Attempt 3,701 3,736 3,802 3,632 4,000 3,303 Capital Crime violations were reported in 2003 compared to 6 3,000 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 2,000 5 violations or 83.3%. Based on the 1,000 rate of Attempt Capital Crime violations per 100,000 population, 0 there has been an increase of 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 78.0%.

Attempt Capital Crime (Rate) 5 Year Comparison: January - December

3.5 As indicated above, 11 Attempt 2.74 Capital Crime violations were 2.8 reported in 2003 compared to 10 1.94 during the corresponding period in 2.1 1.45 1.31 1999. This represents an increase of 1.4 1 violation or 10.0%. Based on the 0.73 rate of Attempt Capital Crime 0.7 violations per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 9.7%. 0.0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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SEXUAL ASSAULT FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY –DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 290 11 3.9 N.A.1 N.A.1 41.95 -0.5 N.A.1 2000 427 137 47.2 137 47.2 58.49 39.4 23.4 2001 419 -8 -1.9 128 44.0 54.30 -7.2 18.2 2002 428 9 2.1 149 53.4 52.36 -3.6 24.1 2003 341 -87 -20.3 51 17.6 40.50 -22.7 -3.5

1 Not available.

Sexual Assault (Actual) January - December 1 Year Comparison: 600

500 427 419 428 As indicated above, 341 Sexual 400 341 Assault violations were reported in 290 2003 compared to 428 during the 300 corresponding period in 2002. This 200 represents a decrease of 87 violations or 20.3%. Based on the 100 rate of Sexual Assault violations per 0 100,000 population, there has been 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 a decrease of 22.7%.

5 Year Comparison: Sexual Assault (Rate) As indicated above, 341 Sexual January - December Assault violations were reported in 80.0 2003 compared to 290 during the 58.49 54.30 52.36 corresponding period in 1999. This 60.0 41.95 represents an increase of 51 40.50 violations or 17.6%. Based on the 40.0 rate of Sexual Assault violations per 100,000 population, there has been 20.0 a decrease of 3.5%. 0.0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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ASSAULT FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1 1 1 1999 3,303 380 13.0 N.A. N.A. 477.77 8.1 N.A. 2000 3,701 398 12.0 1,172 46.3 506.96 6.1 55.4 2001 3,736 35 0.9 990 36.1 484.18 -4.5 11.7 2002 3,802 66 1.8 879 30.1 465.16 -3.9 5.3 2003 3,632 -170 -4.5 329 10.0 431.35 -7.3 -9.7

1 Not available.

Assault (Actual) January - December 1 Year Comparison: 5,000 3,701 3,736 3,802 3,632 As indicated above, 3,632 Assault 4,000 3,303 violations were reported in 2003 3,000 compared to 3,802 during the corresponding period in 2002. This 2,000 represents a decrease of 170 violations or 4.5%. Based on the rate 1,000 of Assault violations per 100,000 0 population, there has been a 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 decrease of 7.3%.

5 Year Comparison: Assault (Rate) January - December As indicated above, 3,632 Assault 700.0 506.96 violations were reported in 2003 477.77 484.18 465.16 compared to 3,303 during the 525.0 431.35 corresponding period in 1999. This represents an increase of 329 350.0 violations or 10.0%. Based on the rate of Assault violations per 100,000 175.0 population, there has been a decrease of 9.7%. 0.0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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ROBBERY FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 289 34 13.3 N.A.1 N.A.1 41.80 8.4 N.A.1 2000 307 18 6.2 N.A.1 N.A.1 42.05 0.6 N.A.1 2001 386 79 25.7 N.A.1 N.A.1 50.02 19.0 N.A.1 2002 351 -35 -9.1 96 37.6 42.94 -14.2 11.4 2003 388 37 10.5 99 34.3 46.08 7.3 10.2

1 Not available.

Robbery (Actual) 1 Year Comparison: January - December 500 As indicated above, 388 Robbery 386 388 400 351 violations were reported in 2003 289 307 compared to 351 during the 300 corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 37 200 violations or 10.5%. Based on the 100 rate of Robbery violations per 100,000 population, there has been 0 an increase of 7.3%. 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

5 Year Comparison: Robbery (Rate) January - December As indicated above, 388 Robbery 60.00 50.02 violations were reported in 2003 46.08 42.05 42.94 compared to 289 during the 41.80 corresponding period in 1999. This 40.00 represents an increase of 99 violations or 34.3%. Based on the 20.00 rate of Robbery violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 10.2%. 0.00 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 23,690 1,712 7.8 N.A.1 N.A.1 3,426.72 3.1 N.A.1 2000 23,486 -204 -0.9 -2,197 -8.6 3,217.07 -6.1 -23.4 2001 25,572 2,086 8.9 1,832 7.7 3,314.07 3.0 -11.6 2002 28,091 2,519 9.9 6,113 27.8 3,436.80 3.7 3.4 2003 29,497 1,406 5.0 5,807 24.5 3,503.21 1.9 2.2

1 Not available.

Crimes Against Property (Actual) 1 Year Comparison: January - December 40,000

As indicated above, 29,497 Crimes 28,091 29,497 25,572 Against Property violations were 30,000 23,690 23,486 reported in 2003 compared to 28,091 during the corresponding period in 20,000 2002. This represents an increase of 1,406 violations or 5.0%. Based on 10,000 the rate of Crimes Against Property violations per 100,000 population, 0 there has been an increase of 1.9%. 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

5 Year Comparison: Crimes Against Property (Rate) As indicated above, 29,497 Crimes January - December Against Property violations were 5,000.00 reported in 2003 compared to 23,690 3,426.72 3,436.80 3,503.21 during the corresponding period in 3,750.00 3,217.07 3,314.07 1999. This represents an increase of 5,807 violations or 24.5%. Based on 2,500.00 the rate of Crimes Against Property violations per 100,000 population, 1,250.00 there has been an increase of 2.2%. 0.00 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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OTHER CRIMINAL CODE FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 3,309 325 10.9 N.A.1 N.A.1 478.64 6.1 N.A.1 2000 3,272 -37 -1.1 -335 -9.3 448.19 -6.4 -24.0 2001 3,441 169 5.2 -353 -9.3 445.94 -0.5 -25.6 2002 4,880 1,439 41.8 1,896 63.5 597.04 33.9 32.3 2003 7,795 2,915 59.7 4,486 135.6 925.77 55.1 93.4

1 Not available.

1 Year Comparison: Other Criminal Code (Actual) January - December As indicated above, 7,795 Other 10,000 Criminal Code violations were 7,795 reported in 2003 compared to 4,880 8,000 during the corresponding period in 6,000 4,880 2002. This represents an increase of 3,309 3,272 3,441 2,915 violations or 59.7%. Based on 4,000 the rate of Other Criminal Code 2,000 violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 0 55.1%. 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

5 Year Comparison: Other Criminal Code (Rate) January - December As indicated above, 7,795 Other 1500.00 Criminal Code violations were reported in 2003 compared to 3,309 925.77 during the corresponding period in 1000.00 1999. This represents an increase of 597.04 4,486 violations or 135.6%. Based 478.64 448.19 445.94 500.00 on the rate of Other Criminal Code violations per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 0.00 93.4%. 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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CRIMINAL CODE VIOLATIONS (EXCL. TRAFFIC) FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 34,724 3,257 10.4 N.A.1 N.A.1 5,022.77 5.6 N.A.1 2000 35,576 852 2.5 1,669 4.9 4,873.14 -3.0 -12.1 2001 38,180 2,604 7.3 5,948 18.5 4,948.03 1.5 -2.8 2002 42,653 4,473 11.7 11,186 35.5 5,218.39 5.5 9.7 2003 46,176 3,523 8.3 11,452 33.0 5,484.09 5.1 9.2

1 Not available.

Total Criminal Violations (Actual) 1 Year Comparison: January - December 60,000 46,176 As indicated above, 46,176 Criminal 42,653 38,180 Code violations were reported in 45,000 34,724 35,576 2003 compared to 42,653 during the corresponding period in 2002. This 30,000 represents an increase of 3,523 violations or 8.3%. Based on the rate 15,000 of Criminal Code violations per 100,000 population, there has been 0 an increase of 5.1%. 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

5 Year Comparison: Total Criminal Violations (Rate) January - December As indicated above, 46,176 Criminal 7,000.00 5,484.09 Code violations were reported in 5,218.39 5,022.77 4,873.14 4,948.03 2003 compared to 34,724 during the 5,250.00 corresponding period in 1999. This represents an increase of 11,452 3,500.00 violations or 33.0%. Based on the rate of Criminal Code violations per 1,750.00 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 9.2%. 0.00 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS FIVE YEAR TRENDS JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 – 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 1,104 65 6.3 N.A.1 N.A.1 159.69 1.7 N.A.1 2000 1,160 56 5.1 108 10.3 158.89 -0.5 -7.6 2001 1,406 246 21.2 417 42.2 182.21 14.7 16.7 2002 3,697 1 2,291 162.9 2,658 255.8 452.31 148.2 188.0 2003 3,353 -344 -9.3 2,249 203.7 398.22 -12.0 149.4

1 Not available. 2 As of January 2002, criminal code fail to remain motor vehicle collisions not involving charges included in total.

Traffic Violations (Actual) January - December 1 Year Comparison: 5,000 3,697 As indicated above, 3,353 Criminal 4,000 3,353 Code Traffic violations were reported 3,000 in 2003 compared to 3,697 during 2,000 1,406 the corresponding period in 2002. 1,104 1,160 This represents a decrease of 344 1,000 violations or 9.3%. Based on the rate of Criminal Code Traffic violations 0 per 100,000 population, there has 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 been a decrease of 12.0%.

Traffic Violations (Rate) 5 Year Comparison: January - December 600.00 A meaningful five year comparison 452.31 cannot be made due to change of 398.22 reporting in January 2002. See 400.00 “Changes in Reporting Methodology” page 4. 159.69 158.89 182.21 200.00

0.00 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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CRIME STATISTICS JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance Percent 100,000 Percent 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Cleared Population Actual Cleared Population (%) (%)

Crimes Against Persons 6,853 71.2 838.43 6,491 69.3 770.90 -5.3 -8.1

Violations Causing Death 13 53.8 1.59 13 84.6 1.54 0.0 -2.9

Attempt Capital Crime 6 100.0 0.73 11 90.9 1.31 83.3 78.0

Sexual Assault 428 63.1 52.36 341 65.1 40.50 -20.3 -22.7

Assault 3,802 77.0 465.16 3,632 76.2 431.35 -4.5 -7.3

Violations Deprivation Freedom 143 74.1 17.50 153 58.2 18.17 7.0 3.9

Robbery & Other Violent Violations 2,461 63.4 301.09 2,341 59.6 278.03 -4.9 -7.7

Crimes Against Property 28,091 27.0 3,436.80 29,497 26.1 3,503.21 5.0 1.9

Arson 180 20.0 22.02 179 12.3 21.26 -0.6 -3.5

Break and Enter 4,773 11.1 583.95 5,269 10.3 625.77 10.4 7.2

Theft Over $5000 2,836 10.7 346.97 2,982 10.6 354.16 5.1 2.1

Theft Under $5000 10,786 23.4 1,319.62 11,153 23.4 1,324.58 3.4 0.4

Have Stolen Goods 2,318 100.0 283.60 2,471 97.7 293.47 6.6 3.5

Fraud 3,318 31.3 405.94 3,313 31.8 393.47 -0.2 -3.1

Mischief 3,880 21.3 474.70 4,130 18.7 490.50 6.4 3.3

Other Criminal Code 4,880 54.5 597.04 7,795 35.4 925.77 59.7 55.1

Other Criminal Code (Part A) 4,452 52.7 544.68 7,344 33.1 872.21 65.0 60.1

Other Criminal Code (Part B) 428 73.1 52.36 451 72.7 53.56 5.4 2.3

Drug Violations 1,861 96.6 227.68 1,435 90.5 170.43 -22.9 -25.1

Weapons Violations 524 74.8 64.11 559 68.5 66.39 6.7 3.6

Public Morals Violations 99 44.4 12.11 113 52.2 13.42 14.1 10.8

Prostitution/Public Morals 94 42.6 11.50 105 48.6 12.47 11.7 8.4

Gaming and Betting 5 80.0 0.61 8 100.0 0.95 60.0 55.3

Other Federal Violations 345 100.0 42.21 286 99.7 33.97 -17.1 -19.5

Total Criminal Code Violations (excluding 42,653 41.5 5,218.39 46,176 36.8 5,484.09 8.3 5.1 traffic)

Traffic Violations 3,697 37.9 452.31 3,353 41.9 398.22 -9.3 -12.0

Dangerous Operation 305 97.7 37.32 336 98.5 39.90 10.2 6.9

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 922 100.0 112.80 894 100.0 106.18 -3.0 -5.9

Other Criminal Code Traffic Violations 2,470 7.3 302.19 2,123 8.5 252.14 -14.0 -16.6

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ROBBERY SUMMARY JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

Robberies - by District January - December 2003 Robbery Summary - Violations January - December 2003 District 1

District 2 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total District 1 3 5 3 2 3 4 2 9 10 2 4 5 52 District 3 District 2 8 13 10 8 10 8 5 9 7 7 15 9 109 District 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 5 District 4 District 4 5 5 7 5 9 4 13 7 15 21 7 11 109 District 5 6 5 13 7 12 16 10 10 11 8 5 10 113 District 5 Total 22 29 33 22 36 32 30 35 43 39 32 35 388 Note: robberies are counted in the month they are reported. 020406080100120

Robberies - by Day of Week Robbery Summary - Day of Week January - December 2003 January - December 2003 Mon

Day Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Tue

Mon 2 4 3 5 5 3 4 1 3 4 4 5 43 Wed Tue 2 1 2 0 7 5 2 5 8 6 5 3 46 Thu Wed 4 2 5 3 3 4 4 2 5 9 0 7 48 Fri Thu 2 4 5 3 7 8 8 3 7 4 1 4 56 Fri 7 4 6 2 5 5 3 9 9 11 8 8 77 Sat Sat 2 4 8 5 5 6 4 8 4 4 10 5 65 Sun Sun 3 5 4 4 4 1 5 7 7 1 4 3 48 Unknown 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Unk

Total 22 29 33 22 36 32 30 35 43 39 32 35 388 0 20406080100

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Robberies - by Time

January - December 2003

Robbery Summary - Time of Day 0000 - 0559 January - December 2003 0600 - 1159 Time Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 1200 - 1759 0000 - 0559 7 5 8 6 10 9 7 10 11 5 9 4 91 0600 - 1159 3 2 1 2 2 2 4 0 3 3 0 3 25 1800 - 2359 1200 - 1759 3 7 8 5 13 5 10 4 13 12 7 11 98 1800 - 2359 9 10 16 8 11 16 9 20 16 16 16 17 164 Unknown Unknown 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 10 050100150200 Total 22 29 33 22 36 32 30 35 43 39 32 35 388

Robberies - by Type Robbery Violations - by Type January - December 2003 January - December Retail Variance 2002 2003 Actual % Financial

Retail 75 69 -6 -8.0 Home Invasion Financial 9 9 0 0.0 Home Invasion 12 28 16 133.3 Carjacking Carjacking 17 16 -1 -5.9 Street/Divisional 238 266 28 11.8 Street/Divisional

Total 351 388 37 10.5 0 50 100 150 200 250 300

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STOLEN VEHICLE SUMMARY JANUARY – DECEMBER 2003

District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 Total

Automobiles 129 341 50 601 451 1,572 Trucks 154 185 52 361 191 943 Motorcycles 38 17 13 17 12 97 Other 46 1 51 7 17 122 Construction/Farm 20 5 1 17 19 62 Tractor Trailers 1 2 0 23 2 28

Total 388 551 167 1,026 692 2,824

Note: Total includes vehicles taken without owner’s consent. Does not include attempt thefts, vehicles obtained by fraud, riding lawnmowers, garden tractors, or golf carts.

Stolen Vehicles (by Type) January - December 2003 Top 5 Stolen Automobile

2.2% • In 2003, 2,824 vehicles 4.3% Makes (2003) 1. 0 % were reported stolen in 3.4% Make Total York Region. Honda 463 • 36.3% of the stolen Toyota 191 vehicles were reported 33.4% Acura 183 in District 4. 55.7% Pontiac 69

Chevrolet 65 • Automobiles represent Automobiles Trucks Motorcycles 55.7% of the total Other Construction/Farm Tractor Trailers stolen vehicles.

• The most common make of automobile stolen was Honda Stolen Vehicles (by District) (29.5%). January - December 2003 Top 5 Stolen Truck Makes • The most common 1,200 (2003) make of truck stolen 1,000 Make Total was Dodge (20.5%) 800 followed by Ford Dodge 193 (15.0%). 600 Ford 141

400 1,026 GMC 93 692 Chevrolet 91 200 551 388 Plymouth 90

0 167 District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5

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2002 2003 Variance (%) Actual Rate Actual Rate Actual Rate

Automobiles 1,289 157.70 1,572 186.70 22.0 18.4 Trucks 914 111.82 943 112.00 3.2 0.2 Motorcycles 77 9.42 97 11.52 26.0 22.3 Other 100 12.23 122 14.49 22.0 18.4 Construction/Farm 55 6.73 62 7.36 12.7 9.4 Tractor Trailers1 37 4.53 28 3.33 -24.3 -26.5

Total 2,472 302.44 2,824 335.39 14.2 10.9

1 Total includes stolen tractors with or without a trailer.

Stolen Vehicles (Actual) January - December • 2,824 vehicles were reported stolen in York Region in 2003 compared to 2,472 during the corresponding 3,000 period in 2002. This represents an increase 352 2,500 vehicles or 14.2%. Based on the rate of stolen 2,000 vehicles per 100,000 population, there has been an 1,500 increase of 10.9%. 1,000

• 1,572 automobiles were reported stolen in 2003 500 compared to 1,289 during the corresponding period in 0 Automobiles Trucks Total 2002. This represents an increase of 283 automobiles or 22.0%. Based on the rate of stolen automobiles per 2002 2003 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 18.4%.

• 943 trucks were reported stolen in 2003 compared to 914 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 29 trucks or 3.2%. Based Stolen Vehicles (Rate) January - December on the rate of stolen trucks per 100,000 population,

there has been an increase of 0.2%. 350.00

• 28 tractor trailers were reported stolen in 2003 262.50 compared to 37 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents a decrease of 9 tractor trailers 175.00 or 24.3%. Based on the rate of stolen tractor trailers 87.50 per 100,000 population, there has been a decrease of 26.5%. 0.00 Automobiles Trucks Total

2002 2003

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TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance 100,000 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Population Actual Population (%) (%)

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 922 112.80 894 106.18 -3.0 -5.9 Impaired Operation 777 95.06 762 90.50 -1.9 -4.8 Cause Bodily Harm 13 1.59 8 0.95 -38.5 -40.3 Cause Death 2 0.24 2 0.24 0.0 -2.9 Fail/Refuse Breath/Blood Sample 130 15.90 122 14.49 -6.2 -8.9

Dangerous Operation 305 37.32 336 39.90 10.2 6.9 Dangerous Operation 225 27.53 260 30.88 15.6 12.2 Cause Bodily Harm 33 4.04 15 1.78 -54.5 -55.9 Cause Death 3 0.37 5 0.59 66.7 61.8 Evade Police 43 5.26 55 6.53 27.9 24.2

Evade Police Cause Bodily Harm 1 0.12 1 0.12 0.0 -2.9 1 1 Evade Police Cause Death 0 0.00 0 0.00 N.C. N.C.

Fail to Stop or Remain 2,399 293.51 2,040 242.28 -15.0 -17.5

Drive While Prohibited 71 8.69 82 9.74 15.5 12.1

1 1 Other Criminal Code 0 0.00 1 0.12 N.C. N.C.

Criminal Traffic Violations - Total 3,697 452.31 3,353 398.22 -9.3 -12.0

Traffic - Provincial Offences

Speeding 38,571 2 4,718.98 51,328 6,095.96 33.1 29.2

Red light 1,352 2 165.41 1,592 189.07 17.8 14.3

Disobey Stop Sign 2,404 2 294.12 4,486 532.78 86.6 81.1

Seat belt related 1,391 2 170.18 2,482 294.77 78.4 73.2

Drive under Suspension 409 2 50.04 596 70.78 45.7 41.5

Careless Driving 1,866 2 228.30 1,870 222.09 0.2 -2.7

Fail to Remain 76 2 9.30 83 9.86 9.2 6.0

Motor Vehicle Collisions - Total 18,277 2 2,236.10 18,018 2,139.90 -1.4 -4.3 Fatal 41 5.02 28 3.33 -31.7 -33.7

Personal Injury 2,371 2 290.08 2,232 265.08 -5.9 -8.6

Property Damage 11,082 2 1,355.83 11,251 1,336.22 1.5 -1.4

Fail to Remain 2,551 2 312.10 2,227 264.49 -12.7 -15.3

Non Reportable 2,232 273.07 2,280 270.78 2.2 -0.8

Persons Injured 3,392 2 415.00 3,159 375.18 -6.9 -9.6

Persons Killed 49 5.99 29 3.44 -40.8 -42.5

1 Not calculable. 2 Revised figure.

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MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance 100,000 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Population Actual Population (%) (%)

Motor Vehicle Collisions - Total 18,277 1 2,236.10 18,018 2,139.90 -1.4 -4.3 Fatal 41 5.02 28 3.33 -31.7 -33.7 Personal Injury 2,371 1 290.08 2,232 265.08 -5.9 -8.6 Property damage 11,082 1 1,355.83 11,251 1,336.22 1.5 -1.4 Fail to Remain 2,551 1 312.10 2,227 264.49 -12.7 -15.3 Non reportable 2,232 273.07 2,280 270.78 2.2 -0.8 Persons Injured 3,392 1 415.00 3,159 375.18 -6.9 -9.6 Persons Killed 49 5.99 29 3.44 -40.8 -42.5

1 Revised figure.

Fatal Collisions Persons Killed January - December January - December

50 50

40 40

30 30 49 42 20 41 20 34 29 29 29 29 28 10 27 10

0 0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Motor Vehicle Collisions January - December 2003

Non-Fatal Fatal Injur y 0.2% 12.4%

Property Damage 87.5%

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CLEARANCE RATE JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2002 2002 - 2003

Total Cleared Total Cleared Variance Actual Cleared (%) Actual Cleared (%) Cleared (%)

Crimes Against Persons 6,853 4,878 71.2 6,491 4,496 69.3 -1.9

Crimes Against Property 28,091 7,576 27.0 29,497 7,699 26.1 -0.9

Other Criminal Code 4,880 2,658 54.5 7,795 2,758 35.4 -19.1

Drug Violations 1,861 1,798 96.6 1,435 1,298 90.5 -6.2

Weapons Violations 524 392 74.8 559 383 68.5 -6.3

Public Morals Violations 99 44 44.4 113 59 52.2 7.8

Other Federal Violations 345 345 100.0 286 285 99.7 -0.3

Total Criminal Violations 42,653 17,691 41.5 46,176 16,978 36.8 -4.7 (excluding Traffic)

Traffic Violations 3,697 1,400 37.9 3,353 1,405 41.9 4.0

Cleared Violations Clearance Rate (%) January - December 2003 January - December

50,000 60.0

40,000 41.2 41.5 41.5 45.0 30,000 36.7 36.8 20,000 30.0 10,000 0 15.0 Crimes Crimes Total Against Against Criminal Persons Property Violations 0.0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Actual Cleared

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YOUTH CRIME JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Variance Variance Variance (%) (%) (%)

Persons Charged1 1,537 464 2,001 1,114 294 1,408 -27.5 -36.6 -29.6 Processed by other means2 1,261 421 1,682 1,533 557 2,090 21.6 32.3 24.3

Total 2,798 885 3,683 2,647 851 3,498 -5.4 -3.8 -5.0

1 persons aged 12 – 17 years inclusive. Includes criminal charges only. 2 persons under the age of 18 years.

Young Persons Charged Youths Processed by Other Means January - December January - December

2,500 2,500 2,000 2,000 1,500 2002 1,500 2002 1,000 2003 1,000 2003 500 500

0 0 Male Female Total Male Female Total

Youth Crime - Total January - December

4,000

3,000 2002 2,000 2003 1,000

0 Male Female Total

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DEMANDS FOR SERVICE JANUARY – DECEMBER (1999 - 2003)

1 Year 5 Year Rate Variance Comparison Comparison Rate per (%) 100,000 Year Actual Variance (%) Variance (%) Population 1 Year 5 Year

1999 156,967 8,087 5.4 N.A.1 N.A.1 22,705.01 0.9 N.A.1 2000 163,590 6,623 4.2 9,179 5.9 22,408.27 -1.3 -11.2 2001 174,611 11,021 6.7 32,384 22.8 22,629.14 1.0 0.8 2002 242,278 2 67,667 38.8 93,398 62.7 29,641.57 31.0 31.7 2003 266,793 24,515 10.1 109,826 70.0 31,685.63 6.9 39.6

1 Not available. 2 As of February 2002, total includes abandoned 911 calls from cellular phones. In April 2002, responsibility for 911 was transferred to the Region of York.

1 Year Comparison:

As indicated above, 266,793 Demands for Service were received in 2003 compared to 242,278 during the corresponding period in 2002. This represents an increase of 24,515 demands or 10.1%. Based on the rate of demands per 100,000 population, there has been an increase of 6.9%.

5 Year Comparison: Demands for Service (Actual) January - December As indicated above, 266,793 Demands for Service were received in 2003 compared to 156,967 during the corresponding period in 1999. This represents an increase of 300,000 109,826 demands or 70.0%. Based on the rate of demands per 100,000 population, 225,000 there has been an increase of 39.6%. 150,000

3 266,793 Enter to Arrival Time 242,278 2002 - 2003 75,000 163,590 174,611 (Average minutes) 156,967 0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Response Time Priority 2002 2003 Variance (%)

Emergency in Demands for Service (Rate) 7.73 7.78 0.6 January - December Progress (Priority E) 35,000.00

High Priority 19.75 21.74 10.1 26,250.00

Priority 1 17,500.00

8,750.00 31,685.63 29,641.57 22,705.01 22,408.27 Medium Priority 32.27 34.59 7.2 22,629.14 0.00 Priority 2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Lowest Priority 39.18 40.69 3.9 Priority 3

Average Response 28.09 29.65 5.6 Time

3 The time between the Communicator entering the information and the officers advising that they have arrived on scene.

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2002 2003 Variance

TOTAL TOTAL GROUP #CALLS % #CALLS % Calls %

ABANDONED VEH 1,235 0.5 1,172 0.439 -63 -5.1 ACCIDENT INDUST 322 0.1 351 0.132 29 9.0 ANIMAL COMPLNT 1,088 0.4 1,074 0.403 -14 -1.3 ARMED PERSON 5 0.0 9 0.003 4 80.0 ASSAULT 2,558 1.1 2,563 0.961 5 0.2 ASSIST CITIZEN 18,514 7.6 17,033 6.384 -1,481 -8.0 ASSIST P. O. 3,423 1.4 4,519 1.694 1,096 32.0 BOMB THREAT 113 0.0 63 0.024 -50 -44.2 BREAK AND ENTER 5,103 2.1 5,624 2.108 521 10.2 DISPUTE 2,359 1.0 2,616 0.981 257 10.9 DISTURBANCE 1,625 0.7 1,851 0.694 226 13.9 DOMEST DISPUTE 3,844 1.6 4,712 1.766 868 22.6 DRIVING COMPLNT 6,939 2.9 7,115 2.667 176 2.5 DRUGS 2,183 0.9 1,773 0.665 -410 -18.8 FIRE 1,480 0.6 1,504 0.564 24 1.6 FOUND/LOST PROP 6,459 2.7 5,858 2.196 -601 -9.3 FRAUD 5,190 2.1 8,216 3.080 3,026 58.3 HOLD UP ALARM 345 0.1 370 0.139 25 7.2 IMPAIRED DRIVNG 2,859 1.2 3,056 1.145 197 6.9 INDECENT ACT 159 0.1 254 0.095 95 59.7 INJURED PERSON 3,019 1.2 2,444 0.916 -575 -19.0 INSECURE PREMSE 501 0.2 466 0.175 -35 -7.0 INTRUSION ALARM 23,141 9.6 25,705 9.635 2,564 11.1 LIQUOR OFFENCE 1,098 0.5 1,295 0.485 197 17.9 MAJOR DISASTER 8 0.0 11 0.004 3 37.5 MENTALLY ILL 955 0.4 1,044 0.391 89 9.3 MISSING PERSON 2,370 1.0 2,664 0.999 294 12.4 MVC HIT AND RUN 4,351 1.8 4,019 1.506 -332 -7.6 MVC PERS INJURY 3,888 1.6 3,685 1.381 -203 -5.2 MVC PROP DAMAGE 19,647 8.1 20,290 7.605 643 3.3 NOISE COMPLNT 3,956 1.6 4,102 1.538 146 3.7 OFFICER ASSIST 17 0.0 10 0.004 -7 -41.2 OUT OF SERVICE 428 0.2 277 0.104 -151 -35.3 PARKING COMPLNT 570 0.2 600 0.225 30 5.3 PERSONAL ALARM 1,348 0.6 1,419 0.532 71 5.3 PHONE CALLS 1,542 0.6 1,566 0.587 24 1.6 PROPERTY DAMAGE 5,009 2.1 5,338 2.001 329 6.6 PROWLER 157 0.1 213 0.080 56 35.7 ROBBERY 353 0.1 407 0.153 54 15.3 SEX OFFENCE 611 0.3 651 0.244 40 6.5 SHOPLIFTING 1,723 0.7 1,733 0.650 10 0.6 SILENT 911 CALL 58,261 24.0 73,097 27.398 14,836 25.5 STRIKE 49 0.0 22 0.008 -27 -55.1 SUDDEN DEATH 287 0.1 328 0.123 41 14.3 SUICIDE ATTEMPT 717 0.3 857 0.321 140 19.5 SUSP PERSON 2,949 1.2 3,254 1.220 305 10.3 SUSP VEHICLE 4,185 1.7 4,179 1.566 -6 -0.1 THEFT 12,618 5.2 11,982 4.491 -636 -5.0 THEFT OF VEH 4,940 2.0 5,413 2.029 473 9.6 THREATS 2,632 1.1 2,451 0.919 -181 -6.9 TRAFFIC PURSUIT 61 0.0 74 0.028 13 21.3 TRAFFIC STOP 0 0.0 1 0.000 1 N.C. TRANSPORT 5,224 2.2 5,104 1.913 -120 -2.3 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 1,859 0.8 3,838 1.439 1,979 106.5 UNWANTED PERSON 2,232 0.9 2,082 0.780 -150 -6.7 WANTED PERSON 1,885 0.8 2,082 0.780 197 10.5 WEAPONS 764 0.3 871 0.326 107 14.0 YOUTH COMPLNT 3,120 1.3 3,486 1.307 366 11.7

TOTAL CALLS 242,278 100.0 266,793 100.000 24,515 10.1 TOTAL CALLS LESS SILENT 911 184,017 193,696 9,679 5.3

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MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Total Total Variance (%)

Alarm Program Alarm Calls Received 24,693 27,523 11.5 False Alarms 24,314 27,101 11.5 False Alarm (%) 98.5 98.5 0.0 Suspensions 4,480 1 4,237 -5.4 Cautions 4,427 1 4,683 5.8 Reinstatements 1,169 1,208 3.3

Crime Stoppers Reports Taken 780 823 5.5 Arrests Made 78 74 -5.1 Cases Cleared 97 101 4.1 Charges Laid 237 128 -46.0 Property Recovered $196,865 $382,320 94.2 Drugs Seized $16,409,500 $2,052,896 -87.5 Rewards Authorized $15,500 $15,850 2.3

Records & F.O.I. Bureau Police Clearance Letters 12,681 12,887 1.6 Volunteer Screening 12,563 14,725 17.2 MVC/Incident Summary Reports 7,977 10,121 26.9 Warrants Processed 1,004 1,065 6.1 Number of Incidents Entered on RMS 67,994 75,967 11.7 Freedom of Information Formal requests 94 85 -9.6 Informal requests 945 1,154 22.1 Total 1,039 1,239 19.2

Victim Services of York Region On-Scene Occurrences Number of Calls/Occurrences 186 205 10.2 Clients Served 409 781 91.0 Female 246 486 97.6 Male 163 295 81.0 Telephone Crisis Calls/Office Visits Number of Calls/Occurrences 740 1,258 70.0 Clients Served 782 1,264 61.6 Female 642 1,082 68.5 Male 140 182 30.0

1 Revised figure.

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DISTRICT 1 (NEWMARKET, EAST GWILLIMBURY, AURORA, NORTH KING, NORTH WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE)

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CRIME STATISTICS DISTRICT 1 JANUARY - DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance Percent 100,000 Percent 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Cleared Population 1 Actual Cleared Population 1 (%) (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,223 79.2 N.C.2 1,169 77.8 N.C.2 -4.4 N.C.2

Violations Causing Death 1 100.0 N.C.2 3 100.0 N.C.2 200.0 N.C.2

Attempt Capital Crime 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 2 100.0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Sexual Assault 94 68.1 N.C.2 91 81.3 N.C.2 -3.2 N.C.2

Assault 725 83.2 N.C.2 676 79.4 N.C.2 -6.8 N.C.2

Violations Deprivation Freedom 19 84.2 N.C.2 13 84.6 N.C.2 -31.6 N.C.2

Robbery & Other Violent Violations 384 74.2 N.C.2 384 73.4 N.C.2 0.0 N.C.2

Crimes Against Property 6,121 29.8 N.C.2 6,160 28.2 N.C.2 0.6 N.C.2

Arson 48 27.1 N.C.2 45 8.9 N.C.2 -6.3 N.C.2

Break and Enter 982 13.4 N.C.2 1,075 11.4 N.C.2 9.5 N.C.2

Theft Over $5000 417 15.8 N.C.2 410 13.4 N.C.2 -1.7 N.C.2

Theft Under $5000 2,413 24.5 N.C.2 2,436 24.8 N.C.2 1.0 N.C.2

Have Stolen Goods 537 100.0 N.C.2 577 98.1 N.C.2 7.4 N.C.2

Fraud 694 38.2 N.C.2 609 33.5 N.C.2 -12.2 N.C.2

Mischief 1,030 21.3 N.C.2 1,008 17.8 N.C.2 -2.1 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code 1,324 69.3 N.C.2 1,948 50.1 N.C.2 47.1 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part A) 1,233 68.3 N.C.2 1,849 48.6 N.C.2 50.0 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part B) 91 82.4 N.C.2 99 78.8 N.C.2 8.8 N.C.2

Drug Violations 364 98.1 N.C.2 255 96.5 N.C.2 -29.9 N.C.2

Weapons Violations 91 87.9 N.C.2 109 80.7 N.C.2 19.8 N.C.2

Public Morals Violations 28 64.3 N.C.2 27 63.0 N.C.2 -3.6 N.C.2

Prostitution/Public Morals 26 61.5 N.C.2 27 63.0 N.C.2 3.8 N.C.2

Gaming and Betting 2 100.0 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 -100.0 N.C.2

Other Federal Violations 124 100.0 N.C.2 91 100.0 N.C.2 -26.6 N.C.2

Total Criminal Code Violations (excluding 9,275 46.2 N.C.2 9,759 41.6 N.C.2 5.2 N.C.2 traffic)

Traffic Violations 675 50.1 N.C.2 638 53.3 N.C.2 -5.5 N.C.2

Dangerous Operation 66 98.5 N.C.2 63 96.8 N.C.2 -4.5 N.C.2

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 228 100.0 N.C.2 235 100.0 N.C.2 3.1 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code Traffic Violations 381 11.8 N.C.2 340 12.9 N.C.2 -10.8 N.C.2

1 District population figure not available. 2 Not calculable. District crime statistics will not equal regional figures due to investigations of crime which occur outside the region. On March 4, 2002, district boundaries were changed. This should be considered when making comparisons.

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CLEARANCE RATE DISTRICT 1 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 - 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Total Cleared Total Cleared Variance Actual Cleared (%) Actual Cleared (%) Cleared (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,223 969 79.2 1,169 909 77.8 -1.5

Crimes Against Property 6,121 1,823 29.8 6,160 1,735 28.2 -1.6

Other Criminal Code 1,324 917 69.3 1,948 976 50.1 -19.2

Drug Violations 364 357 98.1 255 246 96.5 -1.6

Weapons Violations 91 80 87.9 109 88 80.7 -7.2

Public Morals Violations 28 18 64.3 27 17 63.0 -1.3

Other Federal Violations 124 124 100.0 91 91 100.0 0.0

Total Criminal Violations 9,275 4,288 46.2 9,759 4,062 41.6 -4.6 (excluding Traffic)

Traffic Violations 675 338 50.1 638 340 53.3 3.2

Cleared Violations (District 1) Clearance Rate (%) - District 1 January - December 2003 January - December

10,000 60.0 8,000 45.1 45.9 46.2 41.9 41.6 6,000 45.0 4,000 2,000 30.0 0 Crimes Crimes Total 15.0 Against Against Criminal Persons Property Violations 0.0 Actual Cleared 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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DISTRICT 2 (RICHMOND HILL, WEST MARKHAM)

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CRIME STATISTICS DISTRICT 2 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance Percent 100,000 Percent 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Cleared Population 1 Actual Cleared Population 1 (%) (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,669 64.4 N.C.2 1,532 64.0 N.C.2 -8.2 N.C.2

Violations Causing Death 2 100.0 N.C.2 5 60.0 N.C.2 150.0 N.C.2

Attempt Capital Crime 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 4 75.0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Sexual Assault 107 50.5 N.C.2 61 60.7 N.C.2 -43.0 N.C.2

Assault 854 70.4 N.C.2 840 73.0 N.C.2 -1.6 N.C.2

Violations Deprivation Freedom 35 85.7 N.C.2 46 45.7 N.C.2 31.4 N.C.2

Robbery & Other Violent Violations 671 57.8 N.C.2 576 52.8 N.C.2 -14.2 N.C.2

Crimes Against Property 6,685 28.5 N.C.2 6,966 28.0 N.C.2 4.2 N.C.2

Arson 47 8.5 N.C.2 45 8.9 N.C.2 -4.3 N.C.2

Break and Enter 1,083 13.3 N.C.2 1,130 10.7 N.C.2 4.3 N.C.2

Theft Over $5000 602 15.1 N.C.2 636 9.0 N.C.2 5.6 N.C.2

Theft Under $5000 2,580 24.9 N.C.2 2,666 23.7 N.C.2 3.3 N.C.2

Have Stolen Goods 624 100.0 N.C.2 600 98.3 N.C.2 -3.8 N.C.2

Fraud 864 28.4 N.C.2 961 39.3 N.C.2 11.2 N.C.2

Mischief 885 17.3 N.C.2 928 18.4 N.C.2 4.9 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code 1,085 51.8 N.C.2 1,700 35.4 N.C.2 56.7 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part A) 995 50.8 N.C.2 1,606 33.3 N.C.2 61.4 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part B) 90 63.3 N.C.2 94 72.3 N.C.2 4.4 N.C.2

Drug Violations 524 97.3 N.C.2 500 95.0 N.C.2 -4.6 N.C.2

Weapons Violations 163 79.1 N.C.2 151 71.5 N.C.2 -7.4 N.C.2

Public Morals Violations 26 19.2 N.C.2 16 43.8 N.C.2 -38.5 N.C.2

Prostitution/Public Morals 26 19.2 N.C.2 16 43.8 N.C.2 -38.5 N.C.2

Gaming and Betting 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Other Federal Violations 68 100.0 N.C.2 49 100.0 N.C.2 -27.9 N.C.2

Total Criminal Code Violations (excluding 10,220 41.6 N.C.2 10,914 38.2 N.C.2 6.8 N.C.2 traffic)

Traffic Violations 942 32.3 N.C.2 856 36.3 N.C.2 -9.1 N.C.2

Dangerous Operation 64 96.9 N.C.2 83 100.0 N.C.2 29.7 N.C.2

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 197 100.0 N.C.2 188 100.0 N.C.2 -4.6 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code Traffic Violations 681 6.6 N.C.2 585 6.8 N.C.2 -14.1 N.C.2

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CLEARANCE RATE DISTRICT 2 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Total Cleared Total Cleared Variance Actual Cleared (%) Actual Cleared (%) Cleared (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,669 1,075 64.4 1,532 981 64.0 -0.4

Crimes Against Property 6,685 1,903 28.5 6,966 1,952 28.0 -0.4

Other Criminal Code 1,085 562 51.8 1,700 602 35.4 -16.4

Drug Violations 524 510 97.3 500 475 95.0 -2.3

Weapons Violations 163 129 79.1 151 108 71.5 -7.6

Public Morals Violations 26 5 19.2 16 7 43.8 24.5

Other Federal Violations 68 68 100.0 49 49 100.0 0.0

Total Criminal Violations 10,220 4,252 41.6 10,914 4,174 38.2 -3.4 (excluding Traffic)

Traffic Violations 942 304 32.3 856 311 36.3 4.1

Cleared Violations (District 2) Clearance Rate (%) - District 2 January - December 2003 January - December

12,000 60.0

9,000 40.7 41.6 45.0 36.6 38.2 6,000 29.7 3,000 30.0

0 Crimes Crimes Total 15.0 Against Against Criminal Persons Property Violations 0.0 Actual Cleared 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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DISTRICT 3 (GEORGINA)

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CRIME STATISTICS DISTRICT 3 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance Percent 100,000 Percent 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Cleared Population 1 Actual Cleared Population 1 (%) (%)

Crimes Against Persons 813 79.1 N.C.2 689 73.7 N.C.2 -15.3 N.C.2

Violations Causing Death 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Attempt Capital Crime 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Sexual Assault 74 70.3 N.C.2 60 41.7 N.C.2 -18.9 N.C.2

Assault 477 79.9 N.C.2 423 78.0 N.C.2 -11.3 N.C.2

Violations Deprivation Freedom 15 100.0 N.C.2 14 100.0 N.C.2 -6.7 N.C.2

Robbery & Other Violent Violations 247 78.9 N.C.2 192 72.4 N.C.2 -22.3 N.C.2

Crimes Against Property 1,983 28.5 N.C.2 2,114 28.9 N.C.2 6.6 N.C.2

Arson 18 16.7 N.C.2 20 15.0 N.C.2 11.1 N.C.2

Break and Enter 442 20.4 N.C.2 433 29.8 N.C.2 -2.0 N.C.2

Theft Over $5000 153 17.6 N.C.2 141 21.3 N.C.2 -7.8 N.C.2

Theft Under $5000 744 18.5 N.C.2 806 19.9 N.C.2 8.3 N.C.2

Have Stolen Goods 134 100.0 N.C.2 149 100.0 N.C.2 11.2 N.C.2

Fraud 127 31.5 N.C.2 128 25.8 N.C.2 0.8 N.C.2

Mischief 365 36.7 N.C.2 437 24.7 N.C.2 19.7 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code 389 79.9 N.C.2 478 65.3 N.C.2 22.9 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part A) 348 79.3 N.C.2 435 63.2 N.C.2 25.0 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part B) 41 85.4 N.C.2 43 86.0 N.C.2 4.9 N.C.2

Drug Violations 60 100.0 N.C.2 52 94.2 N.C.2 -13.3 N.C.2

Weapons Violations 41 90.2 N.C.2 41 87.8 N.C.2 0.0 N.C.2

Public Morals Violations 7 114.3 N.C.2 10 50.0 N.C.2 42.9 N.C.2

Prostitution/Public Morals 7 114.3 N.C.2 10 50.0 N.C.2 42.9 N.C.2

Gaming and Betting 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Other Federal Violations 67 100.0 N.C.2 66 98.5 N.C.2 -1.5 N.C.2

Total Criminal Code Violations (excluding 3,360 50.4 N.C.2 3,450 46.0 N.C.2 2.7 N.C.2 traffic)

Traffic Violations 216 63.9 N.C.2 201 65.7 N.C.2 -6.9 N.C.2

Dangerous Operation 22 100.0 N.C.2 43 95.3 N.C.2 95.5 N.C.2

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 91 100.0 N.C.2 70 100.0 N.C.2 -23.1 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code Traffic Violations 103 24.3 N.C.2 88 23.9 N.C.2 -14.6 N.C.2

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CLEARANCE RATE DISTRICT 3 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Total Cleared Total Cleared Variance Actual Cleared (%) Actual Cleared (%) Cleared (%)

Crimes Against Persons 813 643 79.1 689 508 73.7 -5.4

Crimes Against Property 1,983 566 28.5 2,114 612 28.9 0.4

Other Criminal Code 389 311 79.9 478 312 65.3 -14.7

Drug Violations 60 60 100.0 52 49 94.2 -5.8

Weapons Violations 41 37 90.2 41 36 87.8 -2.4

Public Morals Violations 7 8 114.3 10 5 50.0 -64.3

Other Federal Violations 67 67 100.0 66 65 98.5 -1.5

Total Criminal Violations 3,360 1,692 50.4 3,450 1,587 46.0 -4.4 (excluding Traffic)

Traffic Violations 216 138 63.9 201 132 65.7 1.8

Violations Cleared (District 3) Clearance Rate (%) - District 3 January - December 2003 January - December

60.0 49.1 50.4 4,500 46.0 43.1 44.4 3,000 45.0

1,500 30.0 0 Crimes Crimes Total 15.0 Against Against Criminal Persons Property Violations 0.0 Actual Cleared 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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DISTRICT 4 (VAUGHAN, SOUTH KING)

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CRIME STATISTICS DISTRICT 4 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance Percent 100,000 Percent 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Cleared Population 1 Actual Cleared Population 1 (%) (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,646 68.6 N.C.2 1,672 66.3 N.C.2 1.6 N.C.2

Violations Causing Death 7 28.6 N.C.2 5 100.0 N.C.2 -28.6 N.C.2

Attempt Capital Crime 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 5 10.0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Sexual Assault 78 60.3 N.C.2 70 61.4 N.C.2 -10.3 N.C.2

Assault 917 76.9 N.C.2 890 75.5 N.C.2 -2.9 N.C.2

Violations Deprivation Freedom 41 41.5 N.C.2 43 41.9 N.C.2 4.9 N.C.2

Robbery & Other Violent Violations 603 59.4 N.C.2 659 55.4 N.C.2 9.3 N.C.2

Crimes Against Property 7,403 21.8 N.C.2 7,904 21.6 N.C.2 6.8 N.C.2

Arson 45 17.8 N.C.2 36 13.9 N.C.2 -20.0 N.C.2

Break and Enter 1,180 4.6 N.C.2 1,459 5.4 N.C.2 23.6 N.C.2

Theft Over $5000 1,104 4.5 N.C.2 1,134 6.8 N.C.2 2.7 N.C.2

Theft Under $5000 2,859 20.8 N.C.2 2,863 22.0 N.C.2 0.1 N.C.2

Have Stolen Goods 555 100.0 N.C.2 585 95.9 N.C.2 5.4 N.C.2

Fraud 826 25.3 N.C.2 939 21.8 N.C.2 13.7 N.C.2

Mischief 834 17.5 N.C.2 888 16.8 N.C.2 6.5 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code 946 45.5 N.C.2 1,534 30.2 N.C.2 62.2 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part A) 837 41.7 N.C.2 1,421 27.4 N.C.2 69.8 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part B) 109 74.3 N.C.2 113 64.6 N.C.2 3.7 N.C.2

Drug Violations 531 98.9 N.C.2 377 84.4 N.C.2 -29.0 N.C.2

Weapons Violations 117 61.5 N.C.2 138 58.7 N.C.2 17.9 N.C.2

Public Morals Violations 23 21.7 N.C.2 30 66.7 N.C.2 30.4 N.C.2

Prostitution/Public Morals 20 15.0 N.C.2 24 58.3 N.C.2 20.0 N.C.2

Gaming and Betting 3 66.7 N.C.2 6 100.0 N.C.2 100.0 N.C.2

Other Federal Violations 25 100.0 N.C.2 31 100.0 N.C.2 24.0 N.C.2

Total Criminal Code Violations (excluding 10,691 35.6 N.C.2 11,686 31.9 N.C.2 9.3 N.C.2 traffic)

Traffic Violations 1,061 32.0 N.C.2 946 35.9 N.C.2 -10.8 N.C.2

Dangerous Operation 88 97.7 N.C.2 96 97.9 N.C.2 9.1 N.C.2

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 218 100.0 N.C.2 208 100.0 N.C.2 -4.6 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code Traffic Violations 755 4.8 N.C.2 642 5.9 N.C.2 -15.0 N.C.2

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CLEARANCE RATE DISTRICT 4 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Total Cleared Total Cleared Variance Actual Cleared (%) Actual Cleared (%) Cleared (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,646 1,129 68.6 1,672 1,108 66.3 -2.3

Crimes Against Property 7,403 1,617 21.8 7,904 1,705 21.6 -0.3

Other Criminal Code 946 430 45.5 1,534 463 30.2 -15.3

Drug Violations 531 525 98.9 377 318 84.4 -14.5

Weapons Violations 117 72 61.5 138 81 58.7 -2.8

Public Morals Violations 23 5 21.7 30 20 66.7 44.9

Other Federal Violations 25 25 100.0 31 31 100.0 0.0

Total Criminal Violations 10,691 3,803 35.6 11,686 3,726 31.9 -3.7 (excluding Traffic)

Traffic Violations 1,061 340 32.0 946 340 35.9 3.9

Violations Cleared (District 4) Clearance Rate (%) - District 4 January - December 2003 January - December

12,000 60.0 9,000 45.0 6,000 35.4 34.9 35.6 33.3 31.9 3,000 30.0 0 Crimes Crimes Total 15.0 Against Against Criminal Persons Property Violations 0.0 Actual Cleared 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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DISTRICT 5 (MARKHAM, SOUTH WHITCHURCH - STOUFFVILLE)

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CRIME STATISTICS DISTRICT 5 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003

Rate Per Rate Per Variance Variance Percent 100,000 Percent 100,000 in Actual in Rates Actual Cleared Population 1 Actual Cleared Population 1 (%) (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,497 70.6 N.C.2 1,427 69.3 N.C.2 -4.7 N.C.2

Violations Causing Death 3 66.7 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 -100.0 N.C.2

Attempt Capital Crime 6 100.0 N.C.2 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 -100.0 N.C.2

Sexual Assault 73 69.9 N.C.2 59 72.9 N.C.2 -19.2 N.C.2

Assault 828 77.1 N.C.2 802 76.8 N.C.2 -3.1 N.C.2

Violations Deprivation Freedom 33 84.8 N.C.2 37 67.6 N.C.2 12.1 N.C.2

Robbery & Other Violent Violations 554 59.9 N.C.2 529 57.7 N.C.2 -4.5 N.C.2

Crimes Against Property 5,823 28.3 N.C.2 6,322 26.4 N.C.2 8.6 N.C.2

Arson 22 36.4 N.C.2 33 18.2 N.C.2 50.0 N.C.2

Break and Enter 1,086 9.9 N.C.2 1,171 7.7 N.C.2 7.8 N.C.2

Theft Over $5000 560 12.3 N.C.2 660 14.5 N.C.2 17.9 N.C.2

Theft Under $5000 2,187 25.7 N.C.2 2,378 24.4 N.C.2 8.7 N.C.2

Have Stolen Goods 462 100.0 N.C.2 553 97.6 N.C.2 19.7 N.C.2

Fraud 742 35.4 N.C.2 658 32.7 N.C.2 -11.3 N.C.2

Mischief 764 22.6 N.C.2 869 16.3 N.C.2 13.7 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code 1,124 37.9 N.C.2 2,126 18.6 N.C.2 89.1 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part A) 1,031 35.4 N.C.2 2,025 16.0 N.C.2 96.4 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code (Part B) 93 65.6 N.C.2 101 70.3 N.C.2 8.6 N.C.2

Drug Violations 370 90.5 N.C.2 250 83.6 N.C.2 -32.4 N.C.2

Weapons Violations 110 65.5 N.C.2 117 57.3 N.C.2 6.4 N.C.2

Public Morals Violations 15 53.3 N.C.2 30 33.3 N.C.2 100.0 N.C.2

Prostitution/Public Morals 15 53.3 N.C.2 28 28.6 N.C.2 86.7 N.C.2

Gaming and Betting 0 N.C.2 N.C.2 2 100.0 N.C.2 N.C.2 N.C.2

Other Federal Violations 60 100.0 N.C.2 49 100.0 N.C.2 -18.3 N.C.2

Total Criminal Code Violations (excluding 8,999 40.0 N.C.2 10,321 32.8 N.C.2 14.7 N.C.2 traffic)

Traffic Violations 801 34.8 N.C.2 711 39.5 N.C.2 -11.2 N.C.2

Dangerous Operation 65 96.9 N.C.2 51 102.0 N.C.2 -21.5 N.C.2

Impaired Operation/Related Violations 187 100.0 N.C.2 192 100.0 N.C.2 2.7 N.C.2

Other Criminal Code Traffic Violations 549 5.3 N.C.2 468 7.9 N.C.2 -14.8 N.C.2

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CLEARANCE RATE DISTRICT 5 JANUARY – DECEMBER (2002 – 2003)

2002 2003 2002 - 2003 Total Cleared Total Cleared Variance Actual Cleared (%) Actual Cleared (%) Cleared (%)

Crimes Against Persons 1,497 1,057 70.6 1,427 989 69.3 -1.3

Crimes Against Property 5,823 1,645 28.3 6,322 1,670 26.4 -1.8

Other Criminal Code 1,124 426 37.9 2,126 396 18.6 -19.3

Drug Violations 370 335 90.5 250 209 83.6 -6.9

Weapons Violations 110 72 65.5 117 67 57.3 -8.2

Public Morals Violations 15 8 53.3 30 10 33.3 -20.0

Other Federal Violations 60 60 100.0 49 49 100.0 0.0

Total Criminal Violations 8,999 3,603 40.0 10,321 3,390 32.8 -7.2 (excluding Traffic)

Traffic Violations 801 279 34.8 711 281 39.5 4.7

Violations Cleared (District 5) Clearance Rate (District 5) January - December 2003 January - December

12,000 60.0 9,000 46.7 42.2 39.7 40.0 6,000 45.0 32.8 3,000 30.0 0 Crimes Crimes Total 15.0 Against Against Criminal Persons Property Violations 0.0 Actual Cleared 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

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PROVINCIAL COMPARISON FOR THE YEAR OF 2002

Durham Regional Hamilton Police Halton Regional Niagara Regional Peel Regional Toronto Police Waterloo Regional York Regional Police Service Police Police Police Service Police Police

Rate per Rate per Rate per Rate per Rate per Rate per Rate per Rate per Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Actual 100,000 Incidents population Incidents population Incidents population Incidents population Incidents population Incidents population Incidents population Incidents population

Homicide 3 0.57 11 2.17 3 0.76 8 1.88 9 0.86 65 2.49 3 0.65 12 1.47 Attempt Murder 2 0.38 5 0.99 1 0.25 10 2.34 7 0.67 102 3.90 3 0.65 6 0.73 Assault (incl. sexual assaults) 3,218 606.78 5,112 1,010.39 1,774 449.98 2,657 623.05 4,946 473.60 23,778 909.31 2,397 517.46 3,821 467.11 Other Sexual Offences 8 1.51 32 6.32 19 4.82 16 3.75 10 0.96 82 3.14 11 2.37 8 0.98 Abduction 3 0.57 7 1.38 0 0.00 4 0.94 4 0.38 54 2.07 9 1.94 5 0.61 Robbery 413 77.87 616 121.75 118 29.93 294 68.94 564 54.01 4,136 158.17 223 48.14 324 39.61 Crimes of Violence - Total 3,647 687.67 5,783 1,143.02 1,915 485.75 2,989 700.90 5,540 530.48 28,217 1,079.06 2,646 571.22 4,176 510.51

Break and Enter 3,348 631.29 4,991 986.48 1,660 421.07 3,929 921.33 4,967 475.61 15,293 584.83 3,651 788.18 4,717 576.64 Theft Motor Vehicle 2,010 379.00 4,558 900.90 885 224.48 1,763 413.41 2,618 250.69 10,548 403.37 2,286 493.50 2,796 341.80 Theft Over $5000 106 19.99 222 43.88 151 38.30 232 54.40 980 93.84 1,729 66.12 184 39.72 604 73.84 Theft $5000 and Under 6,901 1,301.24 10,588 2,092.73 4,800 1,217.54 8,623 2,022.04 13,473 1,290.10 49,881 1,907.53 8,770 1,893.26 9,857 1,204.99 Have Stolen Goods 262 49.40 99 19.57 184 46.67 135 31.66 588 56.30 3,924 150.06 1,098 237.04 205 25.06 Frauds 1,369 258.14 1,232 243.51 1,137 288.40 1,320 309.53 2,137 204.63 7,681 293.73 1,119 241.57 3,254 397.79 Property Crimes - Total 13,996 2,639.06 21,690 4,287.06 8,817 2,236.47 16,002 3,752.37 24,763 2,371.17 89,056 3,405.64 17,108 3,693.26 21,433 2,620.13

Prostitution 115 21.68 129 25.50 2 0.51 58 13.60 22 2.11 867 33.16 124 26.77 3 0.37 Gaming and Betting 0 0.00 1 0.20 1 0.25 0 0.00 0 0.00 26 0.99 0 0.00 5 0.61 Offensive Weapons 262 49.40 147 29.05 170 43.12 165 38.69 382 36.58 1,067 40.80 135 29.14 136 16.63 Arson 121 22.82 176 34.79 102 25.87 268 62.84 159 15.22 352 13.46 162 34.97 168 20.54 Bail Violations 1,337 252.10 2,188 432.46 683 173.25 995 233.32 2,564 245.51 9,891 378.25 147 31.73 876 107.09 Counterfeiting Currency 1,400 263.98 420 83.01 686 174.01 977 229.10 69 6.61 159 6.08 1,175 253.66 1,744 213.20 Disturb the Peace 118 22.25 20 3.95 92 23.34 164 38.46 144 13.79 214 8.18 31 6.69 38 4.65 Escape Custody 16 3.02 37 7.31 22 5.58 10 2.34 5 0.48 455 17.40 16 3.45 8 0.98 Indecent Acts 70 13.20 102 20.16 73 18.52 109 25.56 175 16.76 482 18.43 112 24.18 72 8.80 Kidnapping 42 7.92 8 1.58 6 1.52 32 7.50 98 9.38 317 12.12 45 9.71 132 16.14 Public Morals 20 3.77 0 0.00 2 0.51 7 1.64 18 1.72 35 1.34 3 0.65 9 1.10 Obstruct Public Peace Officer 105 19.80 130 25.69 64 16.23 38 8.91 98 9.38 896 34.26 73 15.76 77 9.41 Prisoner Unlawfully at Large 62 11.69 16 3.16 10 2.54 16 3.75 22 2.11 0 0.00 9 1.94 0 0.00 Trespass at Night 33 6.22 49 9.68 43 10.91 57 13.37 44 4.21 123 4.70 7 1.51 11 1.34 Mischief Over (property damage) 29 5.47 31 6.13 11 2.79 16 3.75 55 5.27 75 2.87 22 4.75 36 4.40 Mischief Under (property damage) 3,785 713.69 4,686 926.19 2,259 573.00 4,020 942.67 5,043 482.89 15,763 602.80 4,277 923.32 3,019 369.07 Other Criminal Code Offences 2,687 506.66 2,771 547.69 1,169 296.52 2,791 654.47 2,373 227.23 16,675 637.68 1,293 279.13 2,240 273.83 Other Criminal Code - Total 10,202 1,923.67 10,911 2,156.58 5,395 1,368.46 9,723 2,279.99 11,271 1,079.25 47,397 1,812.54 7,631 1,647.37 8,574 1,048.15

Criminal Code (excl. Traffic) - Total 27,845 5,250.40 38,384 7,586.66 16,127 4,090.68 28,714 6,733.26 41,574 3,980.90 164,670 6,297.24 27,385 5,911.85 34,183 4,178.78

Criminal Code Traffic - Total 1,243 234.38 1,733 342.53 496 125.81 1,707 400.28 5,370 514.20 2,845 108.80 875 188.89 3,428 419.06

Drugs - Total 1,154 217.60 1,048 207.14 1,291 327.47 1,287 301.79 3,702 354.48 3,847 147.12 658 142.05 1,475 180.31

Other Federal Statutes - Total 5 0.94 39 7.71 232 58.85 144 33.77 576 55.15 967 36.98 399 86.14 183 22.37

All Incidents - Total 30,247 5,703.31 41,204 8,144.03 18,146 4,602.80 31,852 7,469.11 51,222 4,904.74 172,329 6,590.13 29,317 6,328.93 39,269 4,800.53

Adapted from the Statistics Canada web site http://ccjsccsj.statcan.ca. Rates are calculated on the basis of 100,000 population using July 1 population estimates, and rounded to two decimals. Population estimates used were provided by the Demography Division of Statistics Canada based on usual place of residence. Counts for all responses include RCMP cases occurring within the respondent’s jurisdiction. Statistics are compiled based on aggregate reporting.

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PROVINCIAL CRIME RATE COMPARISON (2001 – 2002) RANKED FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Crimes of Violence 2002 Halton York Peel Waterloo Durham Niagara Toronto Hamilton 2001 Halton York Peel Waterloo Niagara Durham Toronto Hamilton Property Crimes 2002 Halton Peel York Durham Toronto Waterloo Niagara Hamilton 2001 Halton Peel York Durham Toronto Waterloo Niagara Hamilton Other Criminal Code 2002 York Peel Halton Waterloo Toronto Durham Hamilton Niagara 2001 York Peel Halton Waterloo Toronto Durham Niagara Hamilton Total Criminal Code 2002 Peel Halton York Durham Waterloo Toronto Niagara Hamilton 2001 Peel York Halton Waterloo Durham Toronto Niagara Hamilton Drugs 2002 Waterloo Toronto York Hamilton Durham Niagara Halton Peel 2001 Waterloo York Durham Toronto Hamilton Niagara Halton Peel Other Federal Statutes 2002 Durham Hamilton York Niagara Toronto Peel Halton Waterloo 2001 Durham York Toronto Hamilton Waterloo Niagara Halton Peel All Incidents 2002 Halton York Peel Durham Waterloo Toronto Niagara Hamilton 2001 York Halton Peel Waterloo Durham Toronto Niagara Hamilton

Adapted from the Statistics Canada web site http://ccjsccsj.statcan.ca. Based on the rate per 100,000 population.

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PROVINCIAL CLEARANCE RATE COMPARISON FOR THE YEAR OF 2002

Durham Regional Hamilton Police Halton Regional Niagara Regional Peel Regional Toronto Police Waterloo Regional York Regional Police Service Police Police Police Service Police Police

Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Actual Clearance Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%) Incidents Rate (%)

Crimes of Violence 3,647 82.2 5,783 70.3 1,915 76.8 2,989 81.7 5,540 81.2 28,217 68.8 2,646 76.5 4,176 71.8

Property Crimes 13,996 24.4 21,690 23.4 8,817 34.7 16,002 19.0 24,763 33.1 89,056 23.3 17,108 16.4 21,433 20.0

Other Criminal Code 10,202 44.1 10,911 44.8 5,395 37.9 9,723 42.8 11,271 51.3 47,397 59.8 7,631 28.3 8,574 35.1

Total Criminal Code (excl. Traffic) 27,845 39.2 38,384 36.5 16,127 40.8 28,714 33.6 41,574 44.5 164,670 41.6 27,385 25.5 34,183 30.1

Criminal Code Traffic 1,243 99.9 1,733 38.0 496 97.2 1,707 60.0 5,370 36.1 2,845 99.5 875 100.0 3,428 33.2

Drugs 1,154 94.6 1,048 87.8 1,291 86.3 1,287 75.4 3,702 80.5 3,847 99.1 658 94.2 1,475 97.9

Other Federal Statutes 5 20.0 39 56.4 232 87.9 144 81.9 576 68.8 967 91.6 399 98.0 183 81.4

All Incidents 30,247 43.8 41,204 37.9 18,146 46.1 31,852 36.9 51,222 46.5 172,329 44.1 29,317 30.3 39,269 33.2

Adapted from the Statistics Canada web site http://ccjsccsj.statcan.ca. Counts for all responses include RCMP cases occurring within the respondent’s jurisdiction. Statistics are compiled based on aggregate reporting.

Total Criminal Code (2002) Violent Crime (2002) Property Crime (2002) Clearance Rate (%) Clearance Rate (%) Clearance Rate (%)

50.0 85.0 40.0 40.0 80.0 30.0 30.0 75.0 20.0 44.5 20.0 41.6 40.8 40.0 82.2

39.2 70.0 81.7 34.7 81.2 36.5 33.1 77.6 30.1 76.8 33.6 76.5 24.4 25.5 10.0 24.4

10.0 23.4 23.3 71.8

65.0 20.0 19.0 70.3 68.8 0.0 16.4 60.0 0.0 Peel York Peel York Peel York Halton Ontario Toronto Halton Niagara Durham Halton Ontario Toronto Niagara Hamilton Ontario Durham Waterloo Toronto Niagara Durham Hamilton Waterloo Hamilton Waterloo

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NATIONAL COMPARISON FOR THE YEAR OF 2002

Vancouver Police Calgary Police Edmonton Police Regina Police York Regional Montreal Urban Halifax Regional St. John Police Department Service Service Service Police Community Police Police Force

Homicide 13 2.24 15 1.64 24 3.60 4 2.17 12 1.47 48 2.59 3 1.49 2 2.80 Attempt Murder 33 5.69 7 0.76 8 1.20 10 5.42 6 0.73 96 5.18 16 7.96 0 0.00 Assault (incl. sexual assaults) 5,049 870.38 6,644 725.76 5,684 852.51 2,451 1,327.30 3,821 467.11 15,976 861.94 3,337 1,660.79 1,148 1,610.01 Other Sexual Offences 33 5.69 56 6.12 29 4.35 21 11.37 8 0.98 274 14.78 6 2.99 7 9.82 Abduction 12 2.07 14 1.53 4 0.60 6 3.25 5 0.61 34 1.83 0 0.00 1 1.40 Robbery 1,789 308.40 976 106.61 1,253 187.93 386 209.03 324 39.61 4,113 221.91 449 223.46 75 105.18 Crimes of Violence - Total 6,929 1,194.46 7,712 842.42 7,002 1,050.19 2,878 1,558.53 4,176 510.51 20,541 1,108.23 3,811 1,896.70 1,233 1,729.22

Break and Enter 10,092 1,739.72 7,519 821.34 7,949 1,192.22 3,456 1,871.54 4,717 576.64 21,409 1,155.06 2,381 1,185.00 705 988.72 Theft Motor Vehicle 5,938 1,023.63 5,173 565.08 6,784 1,017.49 2,739 1,483.26 2,796 341.80 14,670 791.48 1,437 715.18 185 259.45 Theft Over $5000 637 109.81 627 68.49 511 76.64 101 54.69 604 73.84 1,860 100.35 60 29.86 54 75.73 Theft $5000 and Under 30,236 5,212.26 23,348 2,550.43 23,240 3,485.62 8,166 4,422.16 9,857 1,204.99 41,225 2,224.18 8,491 4,225.89 2,091 2,932.51 Have Stolen Goods 1,053 181.52 1,151 125.73 1,553 232.92 603 326.54 205 25.06 831 44.83 18 8.96 93 130.43 Frauds 1,613 278.06 3,822 417.50 4,541 681.08 730 395.32 3,254 397.79 7,695 415.16 929 462.35 524 734.88 Property Crimes - Total 49,569 8,544.99 41,640 4,548.57 44,578 6,685.97 15,795 8,553.51 21,433 2,620.13 87,690 4,731.08 13,316 6,627.25 3,652 5,121.73

Prostitution 437 75.33 227 24.80 611 91.64 137 74.19 3 0.37 612 33.02 122 60.72 20 28.05 Gaming and Betting 9 1.55 3 0.33 3 0.45 6 3.25 5 0.61 15 0.81 6 2.99 0 0.00 Offensive Weapons 475 81.88 347 37.90 292 43.80 107 57.94 136 16.63 248 13.38 214 106.51 39 54.70 Arson 262 45.17 224 24.47 268 40.20 38 20.58 168 20.54 774 41.76 128 63.70 43 60.31 Bail Violations 1,605 276.68 2,740 299.31 9,495 1,424.10 2,781 1,506.00 876 107.09 3,565 192.34 769 382.72 186 260.85 Counterfeiting Currency 3,413 588.35 2,373 259.22 631 94.64 118 63.90 1,744 213.20 11,905 642.30 283 140.85 262 367.44 Disturb the Peace 689 118.77 65 7.10 105 15.75 57 30.87 38 4.65 67 3.61 10 4.98 49 68.72 Escape Custody 10 1.72 67 7.32 12 1.80 36 19.50 8 0.98 110 5.93 9 4.48 2 2.80 Indecent Acts 149 25.69 136 14.86 146 21.90 26 14.08 72 8.80 247 13.33 99 49.27 25 35.06 Kidnapping 38 6.55 120 13.11 146 21.90 24 13.00 132 16.14 509 27.46 12 5.97 0 0.00 Public Morals 34 5.86 14 1.53 2 0.30 3 1.62 9 1.10 70 3.78 15 7.47 1 1.40 Obstruct Public Peace Officer 87 15.00 560 61.17 257 38.55 122 66.07 77 9.41 769 41.49 30 14.93 11 15.43 Prisoner Unlawfully at Large 53 9.14 193 21.08 359 53.84 35 18.95 0 0.00 169 9.12 44 21.90 31 43.48 Trespass at Night 19 3.28 24 2.62 14 2.10 6 3.25 11 1.34 55 2.97 5 2.49 7 9.82 Mischief Over (property damage) 55 9.48 60 6.55 62 9.30 12 6.50 36 4.40 623 33.61 0 0.00 12 16.83 Mischief Under (property damage) 4,593 791.77 8,570 936.15 8,856 1,328.26 3,461 1,874.25 3,019 369.07 11,966 645.59 2,856 1,421.40 1,211 1,698.36 Other Criminal Code Offences 3,120 537.84 1,818 198.59 1,376 206.38 1,544 836.13 2,240 273.83 8,747 471.92 2,235 1,112.34 992 1,391.23 Other Criminal Code - Total 15,048 2,594.06 17,541 1,916.10 22,635 3,394.88 8,513 4,610.07 8,574 1,048.15 40,451 2,182.42 6,837 3,402.71 2,891 4,054.47

Criminal Code (excl. Traffic) - Total 71,546 12,333.52 66,893 7,307.09 74,215 11,131.04 27,186 14,722.11 34,183 4,178.78 148,682 8,021.74 23,964 11,926.66 7,776 10,905.42

Criminal Code Traffic - Total 1,113 191.87 2,512 274.40 2,617 392.51 2,535 1,372.79 3,428 419.06 4,264 230.05 446 221.97 243 340.79

Drugs - Total 3,161 544.91 1,919 209.62 961 144.13 290 157.04 1,475 180.31 3,764 203.08 623 310.06 225 315.55

Other Federal Statutes - Total 413 71.20 488 53.31 146 21.90 498 269.68 183 22.37 569 30.70 73 36.33 217 304.33

All Incidents - Total 76,233 13,141.49 71,812 7,844.42 77,939 11,689.58 30,509 16,521.63 39,269 4,800.53 157,279 8,485.56 25,106 12,495.02 8,461 11,866.09

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NATIONAL CRIME RATE COMPARISON (2001 – 2002) RANKED FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Crimes of Violence 2002 York Calgary Edmonton Montreal Vancouver Regina St. John Halifax 2001 York Calgary Vancouver Edmonton Montreal Regina St. John Halifax Property Crimes 2002 York Calgary Montreal St. John Halifax Edmonton Vancouver Regina 2001 York Calgary St. John Montreal Edmonton Halifax Vancouver Regina Other Criminal Code 2002 York Calgary Montreal Vancouver Edmonton Halifax St. John Regina 2001 York Calgary Montreal Vancouver St. John Halifax Edmonton Regina Total Criminal Code 2002 York Calgary Montreal St. John Edmonton Halifax Vancouver Regina 2001 York Calgary Montreal St. John Edmonton Halifax Vancouver Regina Drugs 2002 Edmonton Regina York Montreal Calgary Halifax St. John Vancouver 2001 York Regina Edmonton Halifax Montreal Calgary St. John Vancouver Other Federal Statutes 2002 Edmonton York Montreal Halifax Calgary Vancouver Regina St. John 2001 York Edmonton Montreal Halifax Calgary Regina St. John Vancouver All Incidents 2002 York Calgary Montreal Edmonton St. John Halifax Vancouver Regina 2001 York Calgary Montreal St. John Edmonton Halifax Vancouver Regina

Adapted from the Statistics Canada web site http://ccjsccsj.statcan.ca. Based on the rate per 100,000 population.

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NATIONAL CLEARANCE RATE COMPARISON FOR THE YEAR OF 2002

Vancouver Police Calgary Police Edmonton Police Regina Police York Regional Montreal Urban Halifax Regional St. John Police Department Service Police Service Police Community Police Police Force

Crimes of Violence 6,929 47.2 7,712 75.4 7,002 63.9 2,878 67.2 4,176 71.8 20,541 38.1 3,811 57.4 1,233 51.0

Property Crimes 49,569 10.3 41,640 27.2 44,578 21.1 15,795 17.8 21,433 20.0 87,690 13.2 13,316 18.7 3,652 26.0

Other Criminal Code 15,048 31.4 17,541 41.2 22,635 59.0 8,513 57.1 8,574 35.1 40,451 33.7 6,837 30.7 2,891 29.3

Total Criminal Code (excl. Traffic) 71,546 18.3 66,893 36.4 74,215 36.6 27,186 35.3 34,183 30.1 148,682 26.4 23,964 28.3 7,776 33.4

Criminal Code Traffic 1,113 45.8 2,512 100.0 2,617 100.2 2,535 33.8 3,428 33.2 4,264 65.7 446 96.4 243 66.3

Drugs 3,161 63.6 1,919 90.0 961 98.9 290 98.0 1,475 97.9 3,764 76.6 623 61.8 225 61.3

Other Federal Statutes 413 47.9 488 77.3 146 100.7 498 91.2 183 81.4 569 40.8 73 64.4 217 991.1

All Incidents 76,233 20.7 71,812 40.4 77,939 39.6 30,509 36.7 39,269 33.2 157,279 28.7 25,106 30.4 8,461 34.7

Total Criminal Code (2002) Violent Crime (2002) Property Crime (2002) Clearance Rate (%) Clearance Rate (%) Clearance Rate (%)

40.0 80.0 30.0

30.0 60.0 20.0 20.0 40.0 36.6 36.4 75.4 35.3 71.8 27.2 34.8 70.6 26.0 67.2 33.4 30.1 28.3 26.4 21.1 10.0 63.9 10.0 20.5 57.4 20.0 20.0 18.3 51.0 18.7 47.2 17.8 38.1 13.2 0.0 10.3 0.0 0.0 York York York Halifax Regina Calgary Canada Halifax Regina Halifax St. John Regina Montreal Calgary Canada Calgary Canada St. John St. Montreal Montreal Edmonton Vancouver St. Johns Edmonton Vancouver Edmonton Vancouver

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