| | An unknown person committed a deliberate act of damaging, defacing or destroying personal property of another. | 1) Someone maliciously damaged your mailbox.
2) Someone threw a rock through the window to a house or business.
3) Someone spray painted graffiti on your vehicle, personal or business property. |
| | When property is tampered with, with the intent to cause inconvenience or annoyance. No permanent damage should have occurred. You do not have a known suspect(s). |
1) Someone toilet papers your business or residence.
2) Someone eggs your vehicle.
3) Someone throws shaving cream on your vehicle or personal property. |
| | Property intentionally damaged by a person(s). Damage to a Motor vehicle or home.
THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE GRAFFITI. | A person intentionally threw a rock through the window of a vehicle or home, causing damage, no entry was attempted and nothing was stolen |
| | When someone knowingly dispenses fuel and leaves the premises without paying for the fuel.
If you have complete license plate number you will need to call PD at 303 438-6400. | Dispensing fuel into a vehicle or container and leaving the scene without paying for the fuel. |
| | A person intentionally tampers with the property of another to cause inconvenience or annoyance. No actual damage of property
THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE GRAFFITI. | Your house or vehicle is "egged" or covered in toilet paper. |
| | Repeated and unwanted telephone calls with the intent to harass, annoy, alarm the person receiving the calls whether or not a conversation ensues No known suspects can be reported through the online system. | Debt collector, scams, repeated unwanted calls from a known person that are not threatening bodily harm. |
| | Property that has been lost or misplaced.
You may also use this report if you find the property originally reported as lost. | Personal items that are missing with no indication they were stolen, i.e. left at a restaurant or other public place. Often insurance companies or third parties request a report number. Note: the value of the property must be less than $2,000. |
| | A person takes merchandise from a retail establishment without paying. | A person walks out of a store with merchandise stuffed in his pockets making no attempt to pay for it. |
| | Reporting additional information to the Broomfield PD that includes a list of property. No known suspect information can be reported online nor should you be in any immediate danger. | You have already reported a theft to the Broomfield Police Department through the online system and have a case number. Now you need to provide additional information that includes property.
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| | Reporting additional information to the Broomfield PD that does not include a list of property. No known suspect information can be reported online nor should you be in any immediate danger. | You have already reported a theft or vandalism to the Broomfield Police Department and have a case number. Now you need to provide additional information but must not include any known suspect information.
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| | When property is taken without your permission by an unknown suspect. This does not include someone physically taking something from your person. The value of property must not exceed $2,000. Additionally, if you have a serial number you cannot use the online reporting system. | Items stolen from your yard, driveway, porch or other common shared areas such as apartment complexes and laundry facilities. The theft can not have occurred as a result of forced entry into your home, business or vehicle. Lost or mislaid property is not a theft.
Example:1) Some took your lawnmower from your yard.
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| | Your property is taken without your permission. THEFT FROM A RETAILER WITH SUSPECT INFORMATION SHOULD BE REPORTED AS SHOPLIFTING. FOR MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT, CONTACT PD | Property known to be stolen and missing may be reported. Lost property is not a theft. |
| | Property is stolen from a motor vehicle. | Stolen belongings from a vehicle. Purse, wallet, backpack. |
| | Parts of a vehicle are stolen | Catalytic converter, radio, License plates |
| | Your "Credit Cards" have been used outside the state of Colorado by an unknown suspect(s) without your authorization, for purchases totaling less than $2,000. | Most credit card companies will reimburse the card holder for unauthorized charges as long as the fraudulent charges are reported to the creditor within 30 days.
Example 1: Your credit card, or credit card information, was used to make a purchase in London, England for $299.
Example2: Your credit card information was used to make an online purchase in the amount of $495, and the item was shipped to an address in California. |
