Vehicle Crime Report - June 2026
In June 2026, vehicle crime incidents were reported in London and Birmingham, with a total of 151 cases across both cities. Notably, there were no court or charge outcomes recorded.
England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Scotland is excluded from Police.uk street crime. Police.uk snaps coordinates to the nearest street centroid. Refer to incidents as near a street name, never as a precise address or driveway.
Overview of Vehicle Crimes
In June 2026, a total of 151 vehicle crimes were reported across England, with significant activity noted in London and Birmingham. The data reflects the ongoing challenges faced by urban areas regarding vehicle security.
London Vehicle Crime Hotspots
London experienced a total of 76 vehicle crimes. The hotspots for these incidents included areas near Nightclub, Further/higher Educational Building, Drury Lane, Upper James Street, and Argyll Street. Unfortunately, the court or charge rate for these incidents stood at 0%, with a majority of cases (60) resulting in no suspect being identified.
Birmingham Vehicle Crime Hotspots
Birmingham reported 75 vehicle crimes, with hotspots identified near Shopping Area, Aston Street, Theatre/concert Hall, Further/higher Educational Building, and Uxbridge Street. Similar to London, there were no court or charge outcomes, and 62 incidents had no suspects identified.
Manchester Vehicle Crime Data
In contrast, Manchester reported no vehicle crimes for June 2026. This absence of incidents may reflect effective local policing or reporting discrepancies.
Conclusion
The data indicates a concerning trend in urban vehicle crime, particularly in London and Birmingham, where the lack of court outcomes suggests challenges in resolving these incidents. Phantom Gatekeeper can still assist in generating dispute packets from OEM telemetry, despite the absence of prosecution figures.