CrimeInToronto
The Public Safety Atlas for Toronto.
CrimeInToronto transforms public police and news releases into searchable case files, maps, timelines, and plain-English safety briefings. Not a news blog — a public-source crime intelligence terminal.
Interactive Incident Atlas
Click a signal pin to open its case preview.
Toronto Node - Incident Atlas
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Case files with reviewed coordinates will appear here.
Latest Case Files
Missing Persons Board
Signal Snapshot
A compact read on case files, reviewed pins, and source media.
Signal mix
Updates as reviewed case files are added.
Case files with reviewed coordinates will appear here.
Source material
Source media will appear as reviewed case files are added.
Neighbourhood Intelligence
Reviewed pin count, categories, and latest case per reviewed area.
Category Intelligence
CrimeInToronto Pro — the Intelligence Terminal
The free atlas builds trust. The paid platform unlocks search, alerts, exports, reports, and API access — turning public-source signals into working intelligence tools. This is a preview of what is coming.
Multi-filter queries across the full signal archive.
Export filtered case files and signal sets for analysis.
Plain-English questions answered from structured records.
Track areas and get alerts when new signals appear.
Pin recurring queries and monitor them over time.
Pattern summaries delivered on a schedule.
Browse and compare signals across longer time windows.
Spatial trend views beyond the public atlas.
Follow case files as their status changes.
Search across linked public-source documents.
Surface category and area patterns in the data.
Programmatic access to structured signals (placeholder).
Stay ahead of the signal.
Be first when neighbourhood alerts, watchlists, and weekly briefs launch. Demo form — no email is collected or sent.
Public-source summaries
Every record is summarized from public police, news, court, or advisory releases — and links back to the original source.
Careful, not sensational
Allegations are not findings of guilt. Matters before the court are not proven unless stated otherwise. Sensitive details are handled carefully.
Not an emergency service
CrimeInToronto is not Toronto Police and not 911. In an emergency, call 911. Tips should go to Toronto Police or Crime Stoppers.