Report suspicious activity

We know that our communities often see or hear things that don’t seem right or causes concern – if this happens to you, we want you to tell us about it.

It may seem unimportant or insignificant, but your information could be the missing puzzle piece we need and it could help us to catch a criminal and keep people in your community safe.

You can provide this information by clicking on the link below.

Button: Report your intelligence

What to expect

Your information will be sent to the relevant team to be assessed. It maybe we were unaware and can begin to monitor the situation, or it could be that we are able to cross-check your information against what’s already known, enabling us to act.

In most cases, we would not need to contact you in relation to information you have provided about suspicious activity.

Please don’t think we have ignored your information or that it’s not useful to us. This isn't the case. Police activity will take place to assess the information and establish appropriate next steps.

Information about a crime

If you are a victim of crime or witness to one, you need to report it using our online form.

Remember if a crime is happening now and someone is in immediate danger, always call 999.

Want to stay anonymous?

The information you give us, along with your details is confidential and we have specialist officers who process the information that comes into us. Giving your details is helpful as our specialist officers can contact you if they need to, but if would like to stay anonymous, you can give information to the independent charity, Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111.