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Stalking and harassment can be reported online.
If someone's repeatedly behaving in a way towards you that's making you feel scared, distressed or threatened, then you may be a victim of stalking or harassment.
If you’d like to report online, rather than speaking to an officer by telephone in the first instance, you can do so using our online crime reporting service which is secure and confidential.
All reports made using this service are reviewed by our 24/7 contact centre within a few hours and an officer will get back to you in a maximum of two days (although usually quicker).
If someone you know has been the victim of stalking or harassment and doesn’t feel able to speak to the police yet, please report it to us on their behalf using the online report form. We’ll record the incident and help you to support the victim if needed.