ATOM 144
1) Break & Enter - Stores
05-May-08 - 00:49
Street/Location: Silver Creek / Store
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
2) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
15-May-08 - 22:50
Street/Location: Green Meadow / Residence-single home, house Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
3) Break & Enter - Houses
21-May-08 - 08:00
Street/Location: Grenville / Residence-single home, house Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: Smashed / n/a
4) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
21-May-08 - 13:00
Street/Location: Grenville / Residence-single home, house Stolen/Damage: n/a How
Committed/Means: n/a
5) Theft Under - Trucks
24-May-08 - 12:00
Street/Location: Grenville / Residence-surrounding property Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
6) Break & Enter - Apartments
24-May-08 - 12:30
Street/Location: Lolita / Residence-apartment/condominium Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
7) Theft Under - Trucks
24-May-08 - 12:35
Street/Location: Grenville / Residence-surrounding property Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
8) Theft Over-Automobiles
28-May-08 - 17:00
Street/Location: Santee / Parking
Lots Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
OTHER CRIMES / ZONES SURROUNDING OUR ATOM
1) Theft Under-Bicycles
22-May-08 - 11:45
Street/Location: Hurontario / Schols during supervised hours Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
2) Theft-Under From Motor Vehicles
23-May-08 - 19:20
Street/Location: Dundas / Parking Lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
3) Mischief Over-Property
25-May-08 - 00:01
Street/Location: Mississauga Valley /Transit bus or bus shelter Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
4) Theft Under-Automobiles
28-May-08 - 11:30
Street/Location: Hurontario / Parking Lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
DEFINITIONS
WARD : The City of Mississauga is broken down into 11 different Wards, the Ward you are in is dependant on where you live. Each Ward has it's own City Councillor.
ZONE : Wards are then broken down into smaller subsections called Zones (or Patrol Zones). Zones are an easy way for Police to identify an area quickly as well as to make Police reports
ATOM : Zones (or Patrol Zones) are then broken down even smaller to a few streets which is called an Atom. This is also an easy way for Police to identify an area quickly as well as to make Police reports. (Our Atom is 144).
| Source SAFE CITY MISSISSAUGA |
ATOM 144
1) Mischief Under-Property
05-Apr-08 - 23:30
Street/Location: Silver Creek Blvd ./ Parking lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
2) Mischief Over-Property
06-Apr-08 - 22:00
Street/Location GWENDALE / Residence - single home, house
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
3) Mischief Over-Property
09-Apr-08 - 20:00
Street/Location: CAWTHRA / Halfway house/social service agency Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
4) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
11-Apr-08 - 10:00
Street/Location: HURONTARIO / Parking lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
5) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
11-Apr-08 - 18:25
Street/Location: HURONTARIO / Parking lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
6) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
14-Apr-08 - 14:30
Street/Location: MISSISSAUGA VALLEY / Parking lots Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
7) Mischief Over-Property
20-Apr-08 - 00:30
Street/Location: SILVERADO / Parking lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
8) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
21-Apr-08 - 19:00
Street/Location: SANTEE / Residence - surrounding property Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
OTHER CRIMES / ZONES SURROUNDING OUR ATOM
1) Theft Over-Automobiles
01-Apr-08 - 00:00
Street/Location: MISSISSAUGA VALLEY / Residence-single home, house
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
2) Break & Enter - Other Business
05-Apr-08 - 16:15
Street/Location: DUNDAS / Other commercial/corporate places - Other business
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: Smashed / n/a
3) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
07-Apr-08 - 21:00
Street/Location: KAREN PARK / Residence-single home/house
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
4) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
09-Apr-08 - 12:00
Street/Location: DUNDAS / Parking Lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
5) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
11-Apr-08 - 10:00
Street/Location: DUNDAS / Parking Lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
6) Mischief Over-Property
11-Apr-08 - 21:00
Street/Location: MISSISSAUGA VALLEY / Parking Lots Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
7) Mischief Over-Property
12-Apr-08 - 00:00
Street/Location: JAGUAR VALLEY / Residence-single home, house Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
8) Theft Under - From Motor Vehicles
15-Apr-08 - 16:45
Street/Location: KIRWIN / Parking Lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
9) Mischief Under-Property
17-Apr-08 - 22:00
Street/Location: DUNDAS / Parking Lots
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
10) Robbery with Other Offensive Weapons
21-Apr-08 - 13:10
Street/Location: HURONTARIO / Other commercial/corporate places - other business
Stolen/Damage: n/a
How Committed/Means: n/a
DEFINITIONS
WARD: The City of Mississauga is broken down into 11 different Wards, the Ward you are in is dependant on where you live. Each Ward has it's own City Councillor.
ZONE : Wards are then broken down into smaller subsections called Zones (or Patrol Zones). Zones are an easy way for Police to identify an area quickly as well as to make Police reports
ATOM : Zones (or Patrol Zones) are then broken down even smaller to a few streets which is called an Atom. This is also an easy way for Police to identify an area quickly as well as to make Police reports. (Our Atom is 144).
Each July, the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics releases its annual report on police-reported in Canada. Below are the highlights regarding 2007.
- The 2007 national crime rate reached its lowest point in 30 years. Canadian police services reported a 7% decline in crime, the third consecutive annual decrease.
The drop in crime was driven by decreases in virtually all high-volume offences: theft under $5,000, mischief under $5,000, break and enter, common assault, motor vehicle theft, disturbing the peace, fraud and counterfeiting currency.
Crime rates fell in all provinces and territories except Newfoundland and Labrador, Yukon and the Northwest Territories. Despite a 4% decline, Saskatchewan reported the highest provincial crime rate for the tenth year in a row.
Declines were reported in most of Canada's census metropolitan areas (CMAs), including the nine largest. The most substantial decreases were reported in Kitchener, Montréal and Winnipeg.
Violent crime rate fell by 3%, marking its lowest point since 1989. Following increases in most serious violent crimes over the past two years, the 2007 rates of homicide, attempted murder, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, forcible confinement and abduction declined or remained stable.
Property crime rate dropped by 8% and reached its lowest point since 1969. Break and enters were at their lowest level in 40 years, dropping by 9% in 2007. Likewise, motor vehicle thefts declined by 9%.
Among the few crimes to increase in 2007 were drug offences and impaired driving, both of which tend to be influenced by police enforcement practices. Drug offences were up 4%, with cannabis possession accounting for most of the increase. The rate of impaired driving rose 3%, following two consecutive annual decreases.
The youth crime rate dropped by 2% in 2007, following a 3% increase in 2006. Violent crimes committed by youth remained stable, while declines were seen in most non-violent offences.
2% increase in the rate of youth charged by police. However, the rate of youth cleared by other means, such as diversion programs, dropped 4%.
1) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - OF AUTOMOBILE
Location: PARKING LOT
Street: HAINES
Date: 15-Mar-08 08:00:00
Stolen: $1020
2) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
Location: PARKING LOT
Street: MISSISSAUGA VALLEY BLVD.
Date: 19-Mar-08 16:00:00
Stolen: $10
3) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
Location: PARKING GARAGE
Street: MISSISSAUGA VALLEY BLVD.
Date: 22-Mar-08 07:00:00
Stolen: $20
4) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
Location: PARKING LOT
Street: DUNDAS
Date: 24-Mar-2008 19:35:00
Stolen: $1680
Damage: $200
5) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
Location: VISITORS PARKING LOT
Street: MISSISSAUGA VALLEY BLVD.
Date: 27-Mar-2008 06:30:00
Stolen: $20
6) BREAK AND ENTER - APARTMENTS
Location: RESIDENCE
Street: LOLITA GARDENS
Date: 27-Mar-2008 14:45:00
Damage: $150
1) THEFT UNDER $5,000 FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/02/08 - 06:30
Street/Location: Silver Creek Blvd. / Parking Lot
Stolen/Damage: $191 / $250
How Committed/Means: N/A / N/A
2) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - OF AUTOMOBILE
13/02/2008 - 08:00
Street/Location: Mississauga Valley Blvd. / Visitors Parking
Stolen/Damage: $1,602 / N/A
How Committed/Means: N/A - N/A
2) BREAK AND ENTER - HOUSES
15/02/2008 - 12:00
Street/Location: Bloor St.
Stolen/Damage: $204 - N/A
How Committed/Means: N/A - N/A
3) ROBBERY - OTHER ROBBERIES
15/02/2008 - 18:40
Street/Location: Cliff Rd. / Walkway-Food Path
Stolen/Damage: $214
How Commited/Means: N/A
4) BREAK AND ENTER - APARTMENTS
26/02/2008 - 00:33
Street/Location: Lolita Gardens / Residence
Stolen/Damage: N/A - N/A
How Commited/Means: N/A
5) BREAK AND ENTER - APARTMENTS
28/02/2008 - 16:27
Street/Location: Lolita Gardens / Residence
Stolen/Damage: $6,720 - N/A
How Commited/Means: N/A
6) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
28/02/2008 - 07:30
Street/Location: Lolita Gardens / Parking
Stolen/Damage: N/A - $300
How Commited/Means: N/A
7) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
28/02/2008 - 12:00
Sreet/Location: Lolita Gardens / Underground Parking
Stolen/Damage: $765 - $500
How Commited/Means: N/A
8) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
28/02/2008 - 12:00
Sreet/Location: Lolita Gardens / Underground Parking
Stolen/Damage: $765 - $500
How Commited/Means: N/A
9) THEFT UNDER $5,000 - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
28/02/2008 - 12:00
Sreet/Location: Lolita Gardens / Underground Parking Lot
Stolen/Damage: N/A - $200
How Commited/Means: N/A
10) BREAK AND ENTER - APARTMENTS
28/02/2008 - 22:30
Sreet/Location: Lolita Gardens /Residence
Stolen/Damage: N/A - $300
How Commited/Means: N/A
CANADA - CRIME RANKINGS
(Maclean's)
2006 OVERALL
CANADA
2006 BREAKING AND ENTERING RATES AS A PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE FROM THE NATIONAL RATE
CANADA
2006 ROBBERY RATES AS A PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE FROM THE NATIONAL RATE
CANADA
2006 MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT RATES AS A PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE FROM THE NATIONAL RATE
CANADA
2006 MURDER RATES AS A PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE FROM THE NATIONAL RATE
CANADA
2006 SEXUAL ASSAULT RATES AS A PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE FROM THE NATIONAL RATE
CANADA
2006 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT RATES AS A PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE FROM THE NATIONAL RATE
METHODOLOGY
Maclean's obtained annual crime data from the Canadian Centre of Justice Statistics for municipal police services with the 100 largest populations in the nation. Using 2006 rates per 100,000 population for six crimes—homicide, sexual assault, aggravated assault, vehicle theft, robbery plus breaking and entering—Maclean's calculated the percentage difference from the national rate for each of the six crimes in each area. In consultation with Statistics Canada, Maclean's gave each crime equal weights and standardized the rates to obtain an overall score that measured each area's percentage difference from the national rate.
Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities In Canada
1. Regina
2. Saskatoon
3. Winnipeg
4. Prince George
5. Edmonton
6. New Westminster
7. Chilliwack
8. Victoria
9. Vancouver
10. Halifax
Other Ontario cities
15. Thunder Bay
26. Toronto
31. London
35. Sudbury
36. Chatham
37. Windsor
43. Peterborough
47. Barrie
52. North Bay
55. Sarnia
57. Ottawa
58. Woodstock
59. Niagara Region
65. Durham Region
71. Waterloo Region
74. Guelph
79. Kingston
80. Peel Region
93. York Region
97. Halton Region
100. Caledon
If you wish to read more about the best and worst in Canada, please follow this link http://www.macleans.ca/canada/national/article.jsp?content=20080312_110944_110944
1) AUTOMOBILE STOLEN FROM DRIVEWAY
29/01/08 - 00:00
Street/Location: Silver Creek Blvd. / House
Stolen/Damage: N/A / N/A
How Committed/Means: N/A / N/A
1) ROBBERY - OTHER ROBBERIES
13/12/07 - 23:40
Street/Location: Candela Dr. / Sidewalk
Stolen/Damage: $30 / $0
How Committed/Means: N/A / N/A
These statistics show how Peel Crime Stoppers has had a direct impact on crime in the Peel Region:
CALLS RECEIVED
2002 - 1,255
2003 - 1,158
2004 - 1,414
2005 - 1,470
2006 - 1,545
ARRESTS MADE
2002 - 109
2003 - 61
2004 - 62
2005 - 70
2006 - 70 (no increase from 2005)
2007 - 132
CASES CLEARED
2002 - 107
2003 - 103
2004 - 192
2005 - 156
2006 - 175 (12% increase from 2005)
2007 - 104
CHARGES LAID
2002 - 308
2003 - 140
2004 - 207
2005 - 272
2006 - 192 (29% decrease from 2005)
2007 - 351
STOLEN PROPERTY SEIZED
2002 - $364,762.00
2003 - $388,933.00
2004 - $162,089.00
2005 - $456,943.63
2006 - $771,924.00 (69% increase from 2005)
2007 - $804,317.00
DRUGS/NARCOTICS SEIZED
2002 - $9,033,208.00
2003 - $5,582,983.00
2004 - $9,503,435.00
2005 - $18,270.690.00
2006 - $18,718,632.00 (2.5% increase from 2005)
2007 - $14,538,389.00
RE-ENACTMENTS
2002 - 45
2003 - 42
2004 - 65
2005 - 60
2006 - 76
PRESENTATIONS
2002 - 78
2003 - 67
2004 - 54
2005 - 57
2006 - 79
| Source Government of Canada |
- Nearly 950 organized crime groups are operating in major urban centres and smaller communities in Canada with varying levels of sophistication.
- Over 300 street gangs have been identified, with an estimated 11,000 gang members and associates.
- It is estimated that $27 to $69 million is laundered annually.
- Credit card fraud led to losses of $200 million in Canada in 2005. Debit card losses amounted to $70 million.
- About 30 per cent of the 170,000 motor vehicles that are stolen every year in Canada are never recovered.
- Motor vehicle theft costs Canadians an estimated $1 billion a year.
- The impact on the global economy of counterfeit goods such as CDs and purses is an estimated $600 billion a year.
- Cybertip.ca (the on-line tipline for the reporting of potential Internet child sexual abuse) has received a total of 9,145 public reports. These tips have resulted in 17 arrests, 972 web sites shut down and 700 ongoing investigations.
- Globally, profits from child pornography are estimated at about $24 billion a year.
- Despite these numbers, only 23 per cent of Canadians agree that they have been personally affected by organized crime.
April, 2007
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