Report Crime With Merseyside Police

Visit Merseyside Police official website to report below Crimes:

• Report domestic abuse
• Report rape, sexual assault and other sexual offences
• Report a road traffic incident
• Report antisocial behaviour
• Report a missing person
• Report fraud, bribery or corruption
• Report a civil dispute
• Report spiking
• Report lost or found property
• How to report a lost or stolen vehicle

Visit below links to tell Merseyside Police about:

• Tell about possible terrorist activity
• How to tell about something you've seen or heard
• How to tell about an existing case or report
• Tell about a procession or event you are planning
• Filming
• What is an abnormal load?

Call 999 right away for any emergency, such as:

• You are witnessing a crime or someone in extreme danger.
• A serious offence is in progress, or the offender is still at the crime scene.
• Someone is causing damage to a property.

When you are in danger and can't speak, Please follow the steps below:

Call 999 from your cell phone:

1. Police won't be able to track your location, so you may cough, press some keys or provide any clue to locate you.
2. Press 55 when prompted, and a Police officer will be able to listen to the voice coming through the phone.

Call 999 from the Landline:

1. Police can track your location even if you don't speak.
2. They will be able to hear your background noises and send an immediate rescue if they a suspect any danger.

Call 101 when it is less urgent, but you need to report a crime or an offence such as:

• Stolen Car
• Property Damaged
• Drug Dealing
• Traffic Accident