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Theft over $5,000

One offence, every year it appears in the survey. Within property, Newfoundland and Labrador.

165 Reported to police 30 per 100,000 people
14 Led to a charge 8 in 100 reports
16 People charged
29 Found not to have happened Recorded from 2017 on.

Incidents reported each year, 1998 to 2025

0 63 125 188 2501998 — Someone charged: 441998 — Solved another way: 221998 — No one charged: 971999 — Someone charged: 421999 — Solved another way: 91999 — No one charged: 732000 — Someone charged: 352000 — Solved another way: 52000 — No one charged: 742001 — Someone charged: 282001 — Solved another way: 32001 — No one charged: 632002 — Someone charged: 1122002 — Solved another way: 132002 — No one charged: 42003 — Someone charged: 382003 — Solved another way: 142003 — No one charged: 692004 — Someone charged: 462004 — Solved another way: 72004 — No one charged: 512005 — Someone charged: 242005 — Solved another way: 52005 — No one charged: 792006 — Someone charged: 132006 — Solved another way: 92006 — No one charged: 382007 — Someone charged: 142007 — Solved another way: 32007 — No one charged: 462008 — Someone charged: 112008 — Solved another way: 52008 — No one charged: 642009 — Someone charged: 152009 — Solved another way: 32009 — No one charged: 982010 — Someone charged: 242010 — Solved another way: 72010 — No one charged: 1842011 — Someone charged: 202011 — Solved another way: 52011 — No one charged: 872012 — Someone charged: 152012 — Solved another way: 52012 — No one charged: 1292013 — Someone charged: 182013 — Solved another way: 52013 — No one charged: 1462014 — Someone charged: 112014 — Solved another way: 42014 — No one charged: 1532015 — Someone charged: 162015 — Solved another way: 72015 — No one charged: 1242016 — Someone charged: 192016 — Solved another way: 32016 — No one charged: 1322017 — Someone charged: 182017 — Solved another way: 62017 — No one charged: 1192018 — Someone charged: 212018 — Solved another way: 62018 — No one charged: 1432019 — Someone charged: 272019 — Solved another way: 22019 — No one charged: 1282020 — Someone charged: 172020 — Solved another way: 32020 — No one charged: 892021 — Someone charged: 82021 — Solved another way: 32021 — No one charged: 1232022 — Someone charged: 162022 — Solved another way: 22022 — No one charged: 1662023 — Someone charged: 122023 — Solved another way: 22023 — No one charged: 1412024 — Someone charged: 202024 — Solved another way: 32024 — No one charged: 1332025 — Someone charged: 142025 — Solved another way: 32025 — No one charged: 14819982002200620102014201820222025
Someone charged 14 Solved another way 3 No one charged 148

Each bar is the year's total reports. The segments show what happened: a charge was laid, the case was solved another way, or no one was charged. Figures beside each colour are for 2025.

163 in 1998, 165 in 2025. The highest year on record is 2010. A single year moving up or down is ordinary; the shape across the whole series is the part worth reading.

Year by year figures
YearIncidents reportedLed to a charge People chargedCharged per 100 reports Per 100,000 people Unfounded
2025 165 1416 8 30 29
2024 156 2019 13 29 23
2023 155 1211 8 29 25
2022 184 1618 9 35 28
2021 134 87 6 25 31
2020 109 1718 16 21 18
2019 157 2728 17 30 31
2018 170 2126 12 32 19
2017 143 1821 13 27 29
2016 154 1919 12 29
2015 147 1619 11 28
2014 168 1112 7 32
2013 169 1822 11 32
2012 149 1515 10 28
2011 112 2024 18 21
2010 215 2432 11 41
2009 116 1517 13 22
2008 80 1114 14 16
2007 63 1417 22 12
2006 60 1315 22 12
2005 108 2425 22 21
2004 104 4630 44 20
2003 121 3846 31 23
2002 129 11239 87 25
2001 94 2830 30 18
2000 114 3544 31 22
1999 124 4244 34 23
1998 163 4446 27 30

The last two columns are the ones to compare across years: they stay steady when the volume of reports changes, so a real shift shows up rather than being hidden by how many reports came in.

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