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Contact us online to report a range of issues and incidents, from lost and found property, road traffic matters and fraud to serious crimes
Online serviceReading Time: 2 minutes
If you’ve witnessed or been the victim of crime please report it here. Reports are dealt with by our control room in exactly the same way whether you report it online or call 101.
Online serviceDid you know you can report non-emergency crime to us online, via live chat or by sending us a DM on social media? Find out more.
CampaignsReading Time: 5 minutes
Northumbria Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner have joined all police forces in the UK to launch the Police Anti-Corruption and Abuse Reporting Service, which will be run by the independent charity Crimestoppers.
About usCompletion Time: 5 minutes
Want to get in touch with us? Find out the many ways you can contact the police, whether it’s to report an incident, ask for advice or give us feedback.
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If you suspect you've been the victim of fraud or have information about a potential fraudster, find out how to contact the police and Report Fraud.
AdviceReading Time: 3 minutes
You can remain anonymous when you contact the police about sensitive issues, such as sexual assault. We'll only try to trace you if you're in danger.
AdviceFind out how to report spiking to the police, what to expect when you contact us, and where to access support and advice.
CampaignsReading Time: 1 minute
A record of our chief officer team's contact with the media where policing matters are discussed.
About usFlowchart relating to when to report a missing person
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