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B&E in the Region of Peel of 2023

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Certain properties are more likely to be broken into, according to Peel Police, including corner lots, residences backing onto parks and other open areas, and houses that don't seem to be well-maintained or "lived in."

 

Peel Police state that most residential break-ins are crimes of opportunity. "Typically, burglars pick out specific properties based on features that will make it more difficult for them to break in without being discovered."

B&E in houses, schools, businesses, restaurants and stores. 

  • Jan. 1 to Feb. 1: 221 — 75 Brampton 146 Mississauga

  • Feb. 2 to March. 3: 167 — 68 Brampton 99 Mississauga

  • March 4 to April 5: 232 — 99 Brampton 133 Mississauga

  • April 6 to May 7: 192 — 75 Brampton 117 Mississauga

  • May 8 to June 9: 230— 114 Brampton 116 Mississauga

  • June 10 to July 11: 213  — 91 Brampton 122 Mississauga

  • July 12 to August 13: 249 — 116 Brampton 133 Mississauga

  • August 14 to Sept 15: 236 — 106 Brampton 130 Mississauga

  • Sept 16 to Oct 17: 290 — 104 Brampton 186 Mississauga

  • Oct 18 to Nov. 19: 318 — 140 Brampton 178 Mississauga

  • Nov 20 to Dec. 21: 86 — 32 Brampton 54 Mississauga

The top 20 common hotspots for these break-ins to occur are:

  • Airport Road

  • Bramalea Road

  • Burnhamthorpe Road

  • Centre Street

  • Dixie Road

  • Dundas Street

  • Glen Erin Drive

  • Goreway Drive

  • Heart Lake Road

  • Huronatrio Street

  • Kennedy Road

  • Lakeshore Road

  • Main Street

  • Matheson Boulevard

  • Mavis Road

  • Mississauga Road

  • Queen Street

  • Rutherford Road

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