Getting in touch with us online
Did you know that you can report non-emergency crime, such as theft, anti-social behaviour or criminal damage to us online?
You can contact us on social media, via live chat, or by completing one of our online forms. It's a quicker, more efficient way to report to us and, if you speak to us on one of these platforms, you'll be talking to a real person in our control room ready to handle your enquiries and concerns. Find out more about your options below:
Contact us on Social Media
Tag us, leave a comment, or send us a private/direct message* to start a report, give us intelligence about a latest appeal or to tell us something you've seen or heard.
If you'd like to give us intelligence, respond to an appeal or tell us something you've seen or heard anonymously you can do this via a direct message. We might ask for some contact details for you for our records or further contact with our officers, but your name would not be listed as a source. If you're reporting a crime, we'll need information from you to make the report - our contact handlers are on hand to guide you through the reporting process.
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*Direct messaging service is unavailable on LinkedIn.
We do not have any official accounts across TikTok, Snapchat or Reddit.
Contact us via live chat on our website
Look for the blue "LIVE CHAT" icon in the bottom right corner of our website to start a conversation with our contact handlers. This service is available 7am - 11pm 7 days a week.
You'll need to accept third party cookies on our website to use our live chat service. If you're having any issues scroll to the bottom of our website and click "Cookies" for further information.
Report to us on our website
If you've witnessed or been the victim of crime that isn't an emergency, please report it to us using an online form. Before you give us details of the crime, we'll ask you a few questions to make sure you go to the right online form.