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LAPD Asks Residents to File Non-Emergency Crime Reports Online

Posted by Contributing Editor on March 16, 2020 in Crime | Leave a response
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In the spirit of social distancing, the Los Angeles Police Department was urging residents Monday to use an online system to notify police of non-emergency crimes.

For emergencies, a crime in progress, or any incident in which someone was injured, people should still call 911.

However, incidents such as harassing phone calls, lost property, theft of property from a publicly accessible location — like a car or a porch — vandalism or illegal dumping may be reported online. The links for filing a report in English or Spanish can be found at www.lapdonline.org/home/content_basic_view/60409.

All incidents reported using the Community Online Reporting Service will be reviewed on average once every 24 hours — possibly longer on weekends and holidays — according to the LAPD.

If further information is needed, police will reach out by email or telephone. Once the report has been approved, an LAPD report number will be issued and a copy of the final report will be emailed back. The approval process may take up to five business days.

The department also reminds residents that filing a false police report is a crime punishable by six months jail time or a fine of up to $1,000 or both.

LAPD Asks Residents to File Non-Emergency Crime Reports Online was last modified: March 16th, 2020 by Contributing Editor

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