Monthly Crime Summary (Sep 1 - Sep 30, 2025): 361

Sep 1 - Sep 30, 2025 (click to enlarge)

The following is a summary of crimes which have been reported in the South Etobicoke area during the previous week. These are front-line reports published by the Toronto Police Service via the Toronto Police YTD Crime App. The following details are subject to change as each case is more thoroughly investigated by the Toronto Police.

If you have seen or heard anything suspicious, or have any information about one of these crimes, please contact the Police.

By standing together as a community and looking out for our neighbours, we can dissuade these types of crimes from occurring where we live, where we work and where we raise our families.

Monthly Crime Summary (August 1 - August 31, 2025) 360

Alphabetically by neighbourhood - 

Alderwood - 14

5 Assault /6 Victims, 4 Auto Theft, 2 Break and Enter, 1 Sexual Violation, 1 Theft Over $5000, 1 Theft From Motor Vehicle

Edenbridge-Humber Valley - 15

4 Assault /6 Victims, 2 Auto Theft, 5  Break and Enter, 1 Sexual Violation, 1 Theft Over $5000, 1 Theft From Motor Vehicle

NOTE - Break and Enter + Theft Over $5000, Single Home, Anglesey Blvd / Cranleigh Court area

Eringate-Centennial-West Deane - 11

8 Assault /11 Victims, 1 Auto Theft, 2 Break and Enter

Etobicoke City Centre - 41
14 Assault /16 Victims, 10 Auto Theft, 2 Break and Enter, 5 Robbery, 4 Theft Over $5000, 6 Theft From Motor Vehicle

NOTE - 8 occurrences - 2 Theft Over $5000, 3 Robbery, 2 Assault, 1 Theft From Motor Vehicle (including Theft Over), Sherway Gardens Mall area

NOTE - 2 Auto Thefts, 2 Assault, Kipling GO/Subway area

NOTE - 3 Auto Thefts, 1 Break and Enter, Green Lanes / Bloor St W area

Etobicoke West Mall - 14

7 Assault /8 Victims, 4 Auto Theft, 1 Sexual Violation. 1 Theft Over $5000, 1 Theft From Motor Vehicle

Humber Bay Shores - 15
2 Assault, 4 Auto Theft /5 Offences, 3 Bike Theft, 2 Break and Enter /3 Offences, 4 Theft Over $5000

NOTE - Auto Theft, 3 Bike Theft, Silver Moon Dr, / Annie Craig Dr area

Islington - 27
11 Assault / 12 Victims, 5 Auto Theft, 6 Break and Enter, 1 Sexual Violation, 1 Theft Over $5000, 3 Theft From Motor Vehicle

NOTE - 2 Break and Enter, Single Home, Oregon Trail, Laurel Ave area

Kingsway South - 11

7 Assault /8 Victims, 1 Auto Theft, 1 Bike Theft, 1 Break and Enter, 1 Robbery

Long Branch - 18

6 Assault /7 Victims, 1 Auto Theft, 1 Bike Theft, 3 Break and Enter, 1 Sexual Violation, 1 Theft Over $5000, 5 Theft From Motor Vehicle

Markland Wood - 6

1 Assault, 1 Break and Enter, 1 Sexual Violation, 3 Theft From Motor Vehicle

NOTE - 2 Auto Theft, 1 Robbery, Parking Lot, Leavenworth Cres area

Mimico-Queensway - 119
97 Assault /112 Victims, 6 Auto Theft, 2 Bike Theft /3 Offences, 6 Break and Enter, 2 Sexual Violation, 3 Theft Over $5000, 3 Theft From Motor Vehicle

NOTE - 88 Assault /102 Victims, 1 Sexual Violation, at the Detention Centre

New Toronto - 37
13 Assault /14 Victims, 3 Auto Theft, 1 Bike Theft, 5 Break and Enter, 1 Robbery, 3 Sexual Violation, 1 Shooting, 10 Theft From Motor Vehicle

Princess-Rosethorn - 14

1 Assault, 3 Auto Theft, 6 Break and Enter, 1 Sexual Violation, 2 Theft Over $5000, 1 Theft From Motor Vehicle

Stonegate-Queensway - 18

9 Assault /10 Victims, 5 Break and Enter, 1 Robbery, 2 Theft Over $5000, 1 Theft From Motor Vehicle

NOTE - Break and Enter + Theft Over $5000, Single Home, Berry Rd / Glen Arthur Dr area

NOTE - Break and Enter + Theft Over $5000, Single Home, Winston Grove / Grenview Blvd South area

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Alphabetically by crime type -

185 Assault /214 Victims, 

44 Auto Theft /45 Offences, 

8 Bike Theft /9 Offences, 

46 Break and Enter /47 Offences, 

9 Robbery, 

12 Sexual Violation, 

1 Shooting, 

20 Theft Over $5000, 

36 Theft from Motor Vehicle

TOTAL:  361

Thefts from Vehicles:  Report is now available, and incorporated into the map. Please note, that thefts from vehicles tend to be under-reported. If you have had something stolen from your vehicle, please report it to the Police.

If you have seen or hear about anything suspicious, please contact the Police. If you see a crime in progress, please call 9-1-1 immediately.