What are the ways of reporting crime?
Reporting techniques
- Making and keeping contacts.
- Police contacts.
- Police press cards.
- The police press conference.
- Observation and monitoring.
- Documents and reports.
- Keep a filing system and diary.
- The crime.
How do I make an anonymous complaint to the police?
You can contact the police on 101 or 999 in an emergency. If you want to report suspected drug dealing anonymously, you can do this through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 1111 or via their website. After you have reported the matter to the police, contact us and we will record the details and carry out an investigation.
Who do I phone to report a crime?
Contact the police by calling 999 to report emergencies or by calling 101 for non-emergencies.
Can I call 101 to ask a question?
Report crimes online or by calling 101 if they are not an emergency. You can also call 101 to give information to the police or make an enquiry.
How to report a crime in New Zealand?
no one’s injured or in danger there’s no serious risk to people or property the crime is not still happening. If you cannot get through to 105 on your landline or mobile, you can report online at 105.police.govt.nz
Where can I report an incident in New Zealand?
Report any incident or find advice at 105.police.govt.nz, or call 105 free from both mobile and landline phones. After you have filed a 105 report, you can add to or request an update on a report at 105support . You can also call 105 to contact any Police Station in New Zealand.
Which is the best way to report a crime?
Report crime anonymously: contact Crimestoppers Crimestoppers is an independent charity working to solve and prevent crime. It’s a way for people, who for whatever reason may be reluctant to tell Police what they know, to anonymously report information about crime and criminals via an independent third party.
How to report police misconduct in New Zealand?
This form allows you to address a serious concern about: the misconduct or neglect of duty by a New Zealand Police employee; a policy, procedure or practice of New Zealand Police. Reporting entities can submit Suspicious Transaction Reports to the FIU via goAML Web.