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This report examines all founded Criminal Code of Canada offences that were reported to the Ottawa Police over the last 5 years. s have been categorized according to the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Survey version 2.2. Violent Crime, also referred to as Crimes Against The Person, involves the use or threat of force to harm another person. Non-Violent Crimes include Crimes Against Property and Other Criminal Code of Canada s. The crime statistics published in this report are accurate on the day that they were produced. Due to ongoing police investigations and internal data quality control efforts, this information is subject to change, including addition, deletion and reclassification of any and all data. Rates and percentages have been rounded. Crime Rate (1) Violent Crime Non-Violent Crime 2016 3,998.2 2017 2,986.5 25.3% 612.1 740.4 21.0% 3,386.1 2,246.1 33.7% Reported Crime (2) 2016 1,940 2017 1,448 25.4% 297 359 20.9% 1,643 1,089 33.7% Crime Severity Index (3) 2016 72.1 2017 50.1 30.4% 119.4 76.3 36.1% 54.7 40.5 25.9% Clearance Rate % (4) 2016 28.0% 2017 29.5% 1.5% 57.6% 46.8% 10.8% 22.6% 23.8% 1.1% Calls for Service Priority 1 Priority 2 2016 15,832 2017 14,913 5.8% 202 215 6.4% 1,383 1,481 7.1% (2) Reported Crime refers to the actual crime reported to the Ottawa Police Service within a calendar year. Unfounded incidents, those deemed through investigation not to have occurred, are excluded. (3) The Crime Severity Index is a measure of police-reported crime that reflects the relative seriousness of individual offences and tracks changes in crime severity. Values are estimated and do not represent the official CSI as published by Statistics Canada. (4) Clearance Rate (%) is expressed as a percent and is the sum of all Criminal Code of Canada s cleared by charge and cleared otherwise, divided by the total number of actual reported incidents. May 22, 2018-91 - 11:39:35 AM

Key Crime Trends Crimes Against The Person 297 612.1 57.6% 359 740.4 46.8% 310 20.9% Crimes Against Property 1,494 3,079.0 17.2% 948 1,955.2 17.0% 1,102-36.5% Other Criminal Code Violations 149 307.1 77.2% 141 290.8 69.5% 134-5.4% Total CCC offences excl Traffic 1,940 3,998.2 28.0% 1,448 2,986.5 29.5% 1,546-25.4% Criminal Code Traffic s 331 682.2 90.6% 370 763.1 84.3% 333 11.8% Total CCC s incl Traffic 2,271 4,680.4 37.1% 1,818 3,749.6 40.6% 1,879-19.9% Crimes Against The Person Violations Causing Death 6 12.4 83.3% 1 2.1 100.0% 2-83.3% Attempting The Commission Of A Capital Crime 2 4.1 0.0% 1 2.1 0.0% 1-50.0% Assaults 152 313.3 64.5% 182 375.4 57.7% 162 19.7% Violations Resulting In The Deprivation Of Freedom 6 12.4 83.3% 8 16.5 50.0% 6 33.3% Sexual Violations 37 76.3 21.6% 39 80.4 30.8% 32 5.4% Commodification Of Sexual Actitivty 0 0.0 0.0% 1 2.1 100.0% 0 0.0% Other Violations Involving Violence Or The Threat Of Violence 94 193.7 57.4% 127 261.9 35.4% 107 35.1% Indecent / Harassing Communications 23 47.4 56.5% 48 99.0 10.4% 33 108.7% Utter Threats To Person 27 55.6 74.1% 43 88.7 44.2% 26 59.3% Robbery 34 70.1 38.2% 24 49.5 45.8% 33-29.4% Criminal Harassment 5 10.3 80.0% 11 22.7 81.8% 13 120.0% Subtotal 89 183.4 56.2% 126 259.9 34.9% 105 41.6% Total Crimes Against Person 297 612.1 57.6% 359 740.4 46.8% 310 20.9% (2) 5 Year Average and Change % are based on actual values May 22, 2018-92 - 11:39:35 AM

Crimes Against Property Arson 14 28.9 14% 5 10.3 0% 9-64% Break and Enter 179 368.9 22% 149 307.3 21% 125-17% Theft - Motor Vehicle 37 76.3 11% 32 66.0 16% 47-14% Theft Over $5000 5 10.3 20% 10 20.6 10% 7 100% Theft $5000 and Under 816 1,681.7 17% 405 835.3 15% 538-50% Possession / Trafficking Stolen Goods 3 6.2 100% 6 12.4 67% 6 100% Fraud 184 379.2 17% 175 360.9 21% 143-5% Mischief 256 527.6 14% 166 342.4 14% 228-35% Total Crimes Against Property 1,494 3,079.0 17.2% 948 1,955.2 17.0% 1,102-36.5% Other Criminal Code of Canada (CCC) s Offensive Weapons 5 10.3 60% 8 16.5 75% 9 60% Gaming and Betting 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0% Prostitution 1 2.1 0% 1 2.1 100% 4 0% Other Criminal Code 143 294.7 78% 132 272.2 69% 121-8% Failure To Comply With Conditions 54 111.3 91% 68 140.2 76% 52 26% Breach Of Probation 41 84.5 98% 29 59.8 90% 20-29% Indecent Acts 8 16.5 13% 10 20.6 30% 10 25% s Against The Administration Of Law And Justice (Part Iv Cc) 3 6.2 67% 5 10.3 60% 6 67% Subtotal 106 218.5 87% 112 231.0 75% 89 6% Total Other CCC s 149 307.1 77.2% 141 290.8 69.5% 134-5.4% (2) 5 Year Average and Change % are based on actual values May 22, 2018-93 - 11:39:35 AM

Controlled Drug and Substances Act s Possession 36 74.2 100.0% 25 51.6 100.0% 37-30.6% Trafficking 9 18.5 111.1% 7 14.4 100.0% 7-22.2% Importation and Exportation 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0% Production 2 4.1 100.0% 1 2.1 0.0% 1-50.0% Total Drug s 47 96.9 102.1% 33 68.1 97.0% 46-29.8% Criminal Code Traffic s Dangerous Operation 3 6.2 66.7% 0 0.0 0.0% 3-100.0% Flight From Peace Officer 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0% Impaired Operation/Related Violations 36 74.2 100.0% 21 43.3 100.0% 28-41.7% Other Criminal Code Violations 0 0.0 0.0% 4 8.2 75.0% 17 0.0% Street Racing 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0 0.0% 0 0.0% Provincial Statute Violations (HTA) 292 601.8 89.4% 345 711.6 83.5% 285 18.2% Total Criminal Code Traffic s 331 682.2 90.6% 370 763.1 84.3% 333 11.8% (2) 5 Year Average and Change % are based on actual values May 22, 2018-94 - 11:39:35 AM

Calls For Service Change % (2) Priority Level (3) Response Type Actual Rate (1) Actual Rate (1) Change % (2) Priority 1 Mobile 202 416.3 215 443.4 6.4% Alternate 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0% Priority 2 Mobile 1,380 2,844.1 1,480 3,052.5 7.2% Alternate 3 6.2 1 2.1-66.7% Priority 3 Mobile 2,310 4,760.7 2,353 4,853.0 1.9% Alternate 0 0.0 1 2.1 0.0% Priority 4 Mobile 7,373 15,195.2 7,325 15,107.8-0.7% Alternate 929 1,914.6 584 1,204.5-37.1% Priority 5 Mobile 405 834.7 248 511.5-38.8% Alternate 3 6.2 3 6.2 0.0% Priority 6 Mobile 1,618 3,334.6 1,417 2,922.6-12.4% Alternate 1,559 3,213.0 1,253 2,584.3-19.6% Priority 7 Mobile 36 74.2 24 49.5-33.3% Alternate 14 28.9 9 18.6-35.7% All Priorities Total Mobile Response 13,324 27,459.7 13,062 26,940.3-2.0% Total Alternative Response 2,508 5,168.8 1,851 3,817.7-26.2% Total Calls For Service 15,832 32,628.5 14,913 30,758.0-5.8% (2) Change % is based on actual values (3) Call priority is determined based on the seriousness of the incident, ranging from imminent danger to life (P1) to property pickup (P7). The assignment of priority also considers the safety of police officers and the general public in traveling to the scene of the event. May 22, 2018-95 - 11:39:35 AM

Selected Public Survey Results (2015) The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) and the Ottawa Police Services Board regularly seeks input on residents' perception of safety and security in their communities, concerns about crime, priorities for the police, and residents' satisfaction with police services. The information collected from the Public Survey assists the OPS to identify priorities, areas for improvement and helps the development of the Business Plan, published every three years. For more information on the 2015 Public Survey, including citywide results, please refer to the OPS Highlights Report located on ottawapolice.ca. Please note, the following information represents the opinions and perceptions of respondents by ward and is not based on official crime figures or reports. Top Five Ward Concerns Distracted Driving Speeding cars /Aggressive Driving Break & Enter Theft from Vehicles Presence of Drugs/Dealers 67% 68% 67% 64% 61% 55% 57% 55% 53% 40% Level Of Crime 22% 63% 15% 20% 63% 17% Feeling Of Safety In The Neighbourhood Increased Remained the same Decreased Day Night 82% 91% 55% 70% Satisfaction With The Ottawa Police Services 3% 18% 79% 4% 15% 82% Dissatisfied Neither Satisfied May 22, 2018-96 - 11:39:35 AM