Tuesday June 18
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Report something online

You should always call 999 immediately if:

  • A crime is being committed now
  • The offender is still there or nearby
  • People are injured, being threatened or in danger.

Details of emergency contact information for people with a hearing or speech impairment can be found here.



Report a crime or incident online

Click on the relevant link below to be taken to the online form.

Report something online which isn't listed below
 

Send us a picture or video (also available on our mobile website and app)


Abandoned vehicles (via Operation Crackdown)

Anti-social behaviour

Break-in to shed, outhouse or garage (not connected to house)

Criminal damage

Criminal damage to a vehicle

Dangerous driving (via Operation Crackdown)

Fraud and scams

Graffiti

Harassment or stalking

Hate crime

Internet crime

Issues about licensed premises

Lost or found animals/pets

Lost or found property

Neighbour disputes (non-violent)

Noise

Parking problems

Rowdy behaviour  

Shoplifting

Street drinking

I have witnessed a serious or fatal collision

Theft:

- Shoplifting

- Theft of a mobile phone

- Theft of a bicycle

- Theft of items from your home by a guest

- Any other theft

Report crime anonymously

If you do not wish to report a crime or incident, you can still tell us about something that has happened or make us aware of a problem using an online form.


Other crimes or incidents

The following crimes and incidents cannot be reported online.

To report any of these, call 101 or visit your local police station. Other methods of contact can be found here.

In an emergency, call 999 immediately.

It's an emergency:

  • If life is threatened
  • If people are injured
  • If offenders are nearby
  • If immediate action is required

Click on the crime or incident from the list below to find out more information and advice from our online Help Centre.

Abuse of children

Abuse of vulnerable adults

Assault

Break-ins to a garage attached to a house

Burglary

Domestic abuse

'Honour'-based violence

Sexual offences

Theft of a motor vehicle

Theft from a motor vehicle

If you can't see the subject you need to know about listed on this page please give us feedback or contact us.