Report Crime With Bedfordshire Police

Bedfordshire Police dedicates itself to protecting people and fighting crime together.

At 477 square miles and with 664,500 people, Bedfordshire is one of England’s smallest, yet most diverse, counties and faces complex crime challenges more usually seen in large metropolitan cities.

More than half of its residents live in its largest towns, Luton and Bedford, which have diverse and often transient communities alongside smaller market towns and rural parishes.

Bedfordshire is a hub of transport linked with London Luton Airport, the UK’s fifth busiest; the M1 and A1(M)motorways traverse the county, and two principle railway lines connecting people with the heart of London in less than an hour.

Bedfordshire has a complex mix of volume crime, serious crimes, drugs, gangs and terrorism threats. Every day, their officers meet threats, harm and risks like those in large cities.

Despite our relatively small size, we lead joint protective services, which include Armed Policing, Dogs, Roads Policing and the Major Crime, for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire and are the lead force for the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit – a coordinated approach from seven forces in the region to tackle serious and organised crime and terrorism.

Bedfordshire Police employ 1,399 Police Officers, 1215 police staff, 43 Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and 85 Specials (volunteer police officers).

Visit the Bedfordshire Police Crime Reporting page to find details on how to report a crime.