Calgary break-ins: Check out how often thieves hit your 'hood
Data revealed a major spike in break and enters in 2015 and these maps show where the criminals struck
Calgary saw a 56 per cent jump in break-ins last year, with more than 9,000 total incidents reported to police. That's more than one break-in per hour, all year long.
How many happened in your community? And which neighbourhoods were hardest hit? Use our interactive maps below to explore where residential break-ins happened, both in terms of absolute numbers and the break-in rate (measured in terms of incidents per 100,000 people.)
You can scroll through and zoom in and out to find the community you're looking for on the maps. Click on a community to see specific information about it.
Total residential break-and-enters
Break-and-enter rates (incidents per 100K residents)
— Break-and-enter data from Calgary Police Service 2015 Community Crime Statistics, population data from City of Calgary 2015 civic census
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