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Definition of a domestic incident: Any incident of threatening behaviour, violence or abuse (be that psychological, physical, sexual, financial or emotional abuse) between adults (in this case age 16 or over) who are or have been intimate partners or family members, regardless of gender or sexuality. Within this definition family members are defined as mother, father, son, daughter, sibling, grandparents, in-laws or step family.

Definition of a burglary:Theft, or attempted theft from a premises, where access has not been authorised. Damage to a premises that appears to have been caused by a person attempting to enter to commit burglary is also considered as burglary.

If you do not meet the above criteria, select the previous button, select No to the question and continue with the online form.

Please tell us what happened, including as much information as possible.
Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) if any.

The more information you provide here, the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

Please select if you are willing to support a prosecution and attend court if required. You can change your mind at a later date should you wish to do so.
You should continue to complete this report even if you decide you do not wish to attend court or support a prosecution. Your report will still be reviewed regardless of your answer.

Please tell us what happened, including as much information as possible.
Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) if any.

The more information you provide here, the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.
Prior to completing the below, If you have been involved with a vehicle collision you will need stop this report and follow this link to the damage only collision report.

Please select if you are willing to support a prosecution and attend court if required. You can change your mind at a later date should you wish to do so.
You should continue to complete this report even if you decide you do not wish to attend court or support a prosecution. Your report will still be reviewed regardless of your answer.

If the vehicle is found by the Police, one phone call to the telephone number provided will be made to advise you accordingly. The Contact Centre will arrange recovery of the vehicle and advise you of the vehicle location.

By selecting the link you will be directed to the DVLA website in a separate window so that you do not lose the progress of your report.
Click next when you have found your vehicle details and are ready to continue.
Once you have retrieved your vehicle details, ensure you return to fully complete your crime report.

Please tell us what happened, including as much information as possible.
Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) if any.

The more information you provide here, the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

Please complete as much information as you can about the offender(s)/suspect(s) vehicle. If you are unsure about any information please enter 'not known'.

Please select if you are willing to support a prosecution and attend court if required. You can change your mind at a later date should you wish to do so.
You should continue to complete this report even if you decide you do not wish to attend court or support a prosecution. Your report will still be reviewed regardless of your answer.

Please tell us what happened, including as much information as possible

Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender to include what behaviour was used towards you and how it made you feel?

The more information you provide here, the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Please follow this link to report a noise complaint.
Follow this link to report graffiti.
Follow this link to report fly-tipping.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

Please tell us what happened, including as much information as possible.
Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) if any.

The more information you provide here, the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

Please select if you are willing to support a prosecution and attend court if required. You can change your mind at a later date should you wish to do so.
You should continue to complete this report even if you decide you do not wish to attend court or support a prosecution. Your report will still be reviewed regardless of your answer.

Please tell us what happened or is happening including as much information as possible. Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) (if any).
The more information you provide here the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

Prior to completing the below, if you have been involved with a vehicle collision you will need to complete our damage only collision report instead of continuing with this report.

Please tell us what happened or is happening including as much information as possible. Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) (if any).
If the harassment you encountered or are encountering is online please enter any websites, email addresses or social media accounts linked to the activity.
The more information you provide here the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

Prior to completing the below, if you have been involved with a vehicle collision you will need to complete our damage only collision report instead of continuing with this report.

Please select if you are willing to support a prosecution and attend court if required. You can change your mind at a later date should you wish to do so.
You should continue to complete this report even if you decide you do not wish to attend court or support a prosecution. Your report will still be reviewed regardless of your answer.

By selecting the link you will be directed to the DVLA website in a separate window so that you do not lose the progress of your report.
Click next when you have found your vehicle details and are ready to continue.
Once you have retrieved your vehicle details, ensure you return to fully complete your crime report.

Please enter full stolen vehicle details

Please enter full stolen vehicle details

You have been the subject of vehicle crime, which is a high priority for Cambridgeshire Constabulary – we want to catch the person(s)' responsible for this crime and it will help us if we can examine your vehicle for fingerprints and other evidence.

One of the best places to do this sort of examination is in an approved garage and when your vehicle is found, it is our usual policy to have it recovered as an abandoned vehicle to an approved garage for safekeeping.

There is a fee for this recovery, which is usually claimed back through your insurance company or as compensation awarded by the courts from the person(s)' who committed the crime against you.

You have the right to recover the vehicle yourself within 30 minutes if it is not a danger and is not at immediate risk of being stolen again or damaged, but this may reduce our chances of solving your crime by recovering the best evidence. We will make one call to the telephone contact number you provide to advise you, if there is no reply we will recover your vehicle. If your vehicle is in a dangerous position, or causing an obstruction to other road users, your vehicle will be recovered immediately under police powers.

Please tell us what happened or is happening including as much information as possible. Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) (if any), what they did and where the vehicle was stolen from.
The more information you provide here the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

By selecting the link you will be directed to the DVLA website in a separate window so that you do not lose the progress of your report.
Click next when you have found your vehicle details and are ready to continue.
Once you have retrieved your vehicle details, ensure you return to fully complete your crime report.

Please enter full vehicle details from which the property was stolen.

Please enter full vehicle details from which the property was stolen.

Please tell us what happened, including as much information as possible. Please describe any injuries you or anyone else sustained and your relationship to the offender(s) if any. If any belongings were damaged or stolen please list them here giving information as to where the property was when it was damaged or stolen.

The more information you provide here, the more it will help the person dealing with your report to fully understand the event that occurred.

Do not put yourself at any risk trying to find out additional information.

By selecting any of these links, the current crime report will not continue and a new window will open.
Report a business crime
Damage only collision
Anti-social driving without video evidence
Anti-social driving with video evidence
Hate crime
Anti-social behaviour
Report anonymously
Abandoned vehicles
Lost or found property
Possible terrorist activity
Fly-tipping
Noise nuisance
Stray dogs
Graffiti
Missing dog

Where did the crime take place? Please note that if the crime took place outside of the force area you are reporting to, we will forward your information to the relevant force.

Please enter the email address you would like us to send your online reference number to. Please take care when entering the email address to ensure you receive the confirmation.

Crimes are often reported by individuals acting on behalf of victims. These may be referred to as ‘Third Party’ reports and commonly such reports include the following:
• Persons acting in a professional capacity e.g. doctors, nurses, social workers and teachers reporting crimes, (often of a safeguarding nature), on behalf of victims of any age; or
• Parents or Carers acting as a guardian or responsible adult, reporting crime in the best interests of and/or to ensure that a child young person or adult at risk has appropriate access to police services.
• If you have witnessed a crime and would like to complete this report, please tick agree and continue.

Please supply your personal details as the reporter of the crime.

Please supply victim details below.

Please complete as much information as you can about the witness, if you are unsure about any information please enter not known.

If you feel that a public camera has recorded the offence please include the details of the owner of the camera e.g. shop owner.
You must obtain full details of the person, a contact number and address of the organisation or individual where this is held. The owner can then be contacted by the Police to review and retrieve the footage. If you do not know or are unsure of any information enter not known.

Please complete as much information as you can about the offender(s)/suspect(s). If you are unsure about any information please enter not known.

Complete as much information as you can about the offender(s)/suspect(s). If you are unsure about any information please enter not known.

Please complete as much information as you can about the offender(s)/suspect(s) vehicle. If you are unsure about any information please enter 'not known'.

Please provide any further details you think might be relevant to assist the Police investigation.

Please select from the below options, you should continue to complete and submit this report even if you decide you do not wish to attend court or support a prosecution, you can change your mind at a later date should you wish to do so.
Your report matters to us, and we will take your report seriously however you choose to respond to this question.

Thank you

To report this type of fraud, you will need to visit Action Fraud

Action Fraud is the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime where you should report fraud if you have been scammed, defrauded or experienced cyber-crime in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

You can report fraud or cyber-crime to using their online reporting service Action Fraud 24 hours a day; the service enables you to both report a fraud and find help and support.
Action Fraud also provide help and advice over the phone through the Action Fraud contact centre. You can talk to their fraud and cybercrime specialists by calling 0300 123 2040
When you report to Action Fraud you will receive a police crime reference number. Reports taken are then passed to the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau.

We will use your email address to contact you with a crime number which will include your original report details.
It is the responsibility of the person reporting to ensure that the email address provided is accurate. If we require further information we will contact you by your preferred contact method initially.
Not all incidents that are reported amount to a crime in law and therefore, may not be recorded as such.
By submitting this form you confirm that you have read the above and agree that you wish to receive your reference number by email, and to be contacted should any further information be required.