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FOIP-2021-00018 Crimes Against Persons 2019-01-01 to 2020-12-31 From: To: Subject: Request: FOIP-2021-00018 - Crimes Against Person Date: April 26, 2021 10:18:00 AM Attachments: image003.png CCJS Key.pdf Crimes Against Person - 2019 01 01 - 2020 12 31.pdf Good Morning Further to your Freedom of Information Request for the following information: We would like the records of every crime/charge that happened on transit that is classified as a "crime against persons" from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2020. We would like the following information and for it to be in chronological order: - Criminal ethnicity/gender/age - Type of crime/charge - Location of crimes (which route and/or transit stops) - City in which crime occurred - Time of crime As explained during our phone conversation ethnicity, gender and age would take considerable, time & resources to provide that information. There would also be a considerable fee associated, therefore as per our conversation these demographics are not provided. Attached is the responsive information along with a CCJS key for ease. The location type 15 = Bus/Bus Shelter, 16 = Skytrain/Subway and/or Station Should you have any questions regarding the information you have received please do not hesitate to contact me. transitpolice.ca FOIP-2021-00018 - CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS 2019-01-01 to 2020-12-31 (Primary Offence Code Only) LOCATION DATE TIME UCR CODE EXT DESCRIPTION LOCATION STREET NAME MUNICIPALITY STATUS CCJS TYPE 01/02/2019 2144 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVWF STA 601 W CORDOVA ST 250 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED C 01/02/2019 2218 1610 2 RBRY-OTH OFF WPN 15 GVNA BUS LOOP 2450 E 24TH AVE 7851 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Z 01/03/2019 630 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVED STA 6944 18TH AVE 16075 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Z 01/03/2019 1220 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 ROBSON ST / BURRARD ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Z 01/05/2019 129 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVRB STA 6222 NO 3 RD 14319 CANADA LINE RICHMOND CLOSED L 01/05/2019 1620 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVBU BUS STOP 635 BURRARD ST 1127 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/05/2019 2036 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVLG STA 6488 CAMBIE ST 7301 CANADA LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/05/2019 2120 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 KERR ST / SE MARINE DR VANCOUVER CLOSED A 01/06/2019 1345 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 W GEORGIA ST / GRANVILLE ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/06/2019 1531 1330 0 SEXUAL ASSAULT 15 VICTORIA DR / E 41ST AVE VANCOUVER CLOSED Z 01/07/2019 813 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 15 GVMN BUS STOP 1399 MAIN ST 3152 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/07/2019 1421 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 15 600 BLOCK W CORDOVA ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/07/2019 1618 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVBW STA 2550 COMMERCIAL DR 5875 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/07/2019 1713 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMN STA 1399 MAIN ST 3150 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED A 01/08/2019 1224 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 7400 BLOCK KING GEORGE BLVD SURREY CLOSED C 01/06/2019 1700 1610 3 ROBBERY-OTH 16 GVTS STA 2124 7TH AVE 18075 EXPO LINE NEW WESTMINSTER CLOSED Z 01/08/2019 1500 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVGI STA 2199 GILMORE AVE 5475 MILLENNIUM LINE BURNABY CLOSED Z 01/09/2019 920 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVBW STA 2550 COMMERCIAL DR 5875 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED W 01/10/2019 1850 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVSC BUS LOOP 10277 135TH ST 27401 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED Y 01/09/2019 1550 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVED STA 6944 18TH AVE 16075 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED A 01/11/2019 1446 1330 0 SEXUAL ASSAULT 15 VACOVENANT HOUSE 326 W PENDER ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/11/2019 1746 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 VICTORIA DR / E 43RD AVE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/11/2019 1818 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVBUS KOOTENAY LOOP 3500 E HASTINGS ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/12/2019 38 1610 3 ROBBERY-OTH 15 E HASTINGS ST / MAIN ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/13/2019 1636 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 16 GVVC STA 2102 KEITH DR 250 MILLENNIUM LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED L 01/13/2019 2004 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVST STA 590 BEATTY ST 2150 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED C 01/14/2019 1137 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVED STA 6944 18TH AVE 16075 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/14/2019 730 1420 0 ASSLT-W/WPN-CBH 16 GVBU STA 635 BURRARD ST 1125 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/14/2019 1400 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVCO STA 425 COLUMBIA ST 21550 EXPO LINE NEW WESTMINSTER CLOSED Y 01/14/2019 1515 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVSR STA 12515 110TH AVE 24000 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED Y 01/14/2019 1030 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVYT STA 297 DAVIE ST 1703 CANADA LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/15/2019 109 1610 2 RBRY-OTH OFF WPN 16 GVMT STA 4401 BERESFORD ST 12325 EXPO LINE BURNABY OPEN C 01/15/2019 1920 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 E 8TH AVE / COMMERCIAL DR VANCOUVER CLOSED L 01/15/2019 630 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 16 GVCO STA 425 COLUMBIA ST 21550 EXPO LINE NEW WESTMINSTER CLOSED C 01/16/2019 1739 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVGV STA 655 SEYMOUR ST 1550 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/18/2019 1527 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVBP STA 2211 GREAT CANADIAN WAY 10981 CANADA LINE RICHMOND AWAITING DISPOSITION C 01/18/2019 1645 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 W HASTINGS ST / ABBOTT ST VANCOUVER CLOSED C 01/19/2019 1800 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVED BUS LOOP 6944 18TH AVE 16076 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED C 01/19/2019 1903 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMT STA 4401 BERESFORD ST 12325 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/19/2019 330 1420 0 ASSLT-W/WPN-CBH 16 GVST STA 590 BEATTY ST 2150 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/20/2019 135 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVNW STA 34 8TH ST 20950 EXPO LINE NEW WESTMINSTER CLOSED C 01/20/2019 1704 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVAB STA 4100 NO 3 ROAD 12607 CANADA LINE RICHMOND CLOSED C 01/20/2019 1709 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMT STA 4401 BERESFORD ST 12325 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/20/2019 1914 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVED STA 6944 18TH AVE 16075 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/21/2019 41 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 16 GVSP EB TRAIN 2800 SPERLING AVE 8660 MILLENNIUM LINE BURNABY CLOSED Z 01/21/2019 923 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMT STA 4401 BERESFORD ST 12325 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/21/2019 1246 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 GVUNK VANCOUVER 0 TRANSIT UNKNOWN VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/21/2019 1324 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 15 GVSC STA 10277 135TH ST 27400 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED O 01/21/2019 1959 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVST STA 590 BEATTY ST 2150 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/18/2019 1600 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVLH STA 9755 LOUGHEED HWY 14450 MILLENNIUM LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/22/2019 741 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVBU STA 635 BURRARD ST 1125 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED C 01/22/2019 840 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 COMMERCIAL DR / E 12TH AVE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/15/2019 1250 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 27401 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED Y 01/23/2019 1520 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVCM STA 1725 E BROADWAY AVE 1050 MILLENNIUM LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/23/2019 1730 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 16 GVBW STA 2550 COMMERCIAL DR 5875 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/23/2019 1901 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 99TH AVE / 120TH ST SURREY CLOSED Z 01/23/2019 2321 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVJY STA 5099 JOYCE ST 9900 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED O 01/24/2019 1331 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVST STA 590 BEATTY ST 2150 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED A 01/24/2019 1445 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVJY STA 5099 JOYCE ST 9900 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/24/2019 1440 1330 0 SEXUAL ASSAULT 16 GVJY STA 5099 JOYCE ST 9900 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED C 01/24/2019 1530 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVBQ STA BURQUITLAM 568 CLARKE RD 1900 EVERGREEN COQUITLAM CLOSED Z 01/24/2019 1600 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 15 GVED STA 6944 18TH AVE 16075 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED L 01/24/2019 1650 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 16 GVED EB TRAIN 6944 18TH AVE 14860 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/24/2019 2320 1460 1 ASSLT P/O-COMMON 15 GVSC BUS LOOP 10277 135TH ST 27401 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED O 01/25/2019 745 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVSP STA 2800 SPERLING AVE 10125 MILLENNIUM LINE BURNABY CLOSED A 01/25/2019 1730 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 15 W GEORGIA ST / BURRARD ST VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/25/2019 2040 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVBW STA 2550 COMMERCIAL DR 5875 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED C 01/26/2019 1630 1627 0 UTTR THRTS-PRSN 16 GVSC STA 10277 135TH ST 27400 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED Y 01/26/2019 2008 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVNA STA 2450 E 24TH AVE 7850 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED L 01/27/2019 2238 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMN STA 1399 MAIN ST 3150 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Z 01/28/2019 821 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVRO STA 5199 BERESFORD ST 13625 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/28/2019 941 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMD STA 8430 CAMBIE ST 9185 CANADA LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/28/2019 1246 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 138TH ST / 72ND AVE SURREY CLOSED C 01/28/2019 1905 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVMT STA 4401 BERESFORD ST 12325 EXPO LINE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/30/2019 747 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 15 HASTINGS ST / WILLINGDON AVE BURNABY CLOSED Y 01/30/2019 1609 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVSR STA 12515 110TH AVE 24000 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED Z 01/30/2019 1615 1330 0 SEXUAL ASSAULT 15 GVJY STA 5099 JOYCE ST 9900 EXPO LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/31/2019 720 1430 0 ASSLT-COMMON 16 GVLG STA 6488 CAMBIE ST 7301 CANADA LINE VANCOUVER CLOSED Y 01/31/2019 1425 1420 0 ASSLT-W/WPN-CBH 15 GVSC BUS LOOP 10277 135TH ST 27401 EXPO LINE SURREY CLOSED O 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