Anchor - Incident Type
Anchor - Incident Type
Incident Type
There are several different incident types that can be entered using the internet. Please select one from the list below and continue. If the incident you are reporting has a known suspect, you should instead call us.
Incident Type
Definition
Examples
Auto Collision
When two or more vehicles collide on a roadway with minor damage to the vehicles and there are no injuries to any involved party or passenger and all parties have exchanged information.
You are involved in an accident with another vehicle on the roadway where there is minor or no damage to the vehicles and no injuries to anyone involved. You rear end someone at a stop sign, etc.
Damaged Property
Property is damaged by another (does NOT include accidents or accidental damage to an item)
Your car is keyed. Your mailbox is smashed.
Fraud/Identity Theft
Deception intended to result in financial or personal gain. SUPPORTING FINANCIAL DOCUMENTATION MUST BE ATTACHED.
Uses someone else's identity to open an account to obtain goods.
Graffiti
Defacing of public or private property by painting, drawing, writing, or otherwise marring the surface of the property by use of paint, spray paint, ink, or any other substance or object.
Spray painted a school retaining wall.
Lost Property
Property was lost at any location in the city. Property was not stolen.
Lost cell phone while at the park.
Tampering
Tampers with the property of another.
House is egged or someone cuts your cable line.
Theft
Your property is stolen by another
Package is stolen from your front porch.
Theft From Vehicle
An unknown suspect enters your vehicle and steals any item from within.
Car is broken into and your stereo is stolen.
Theft of License Plate
License plate stolen from a vehicle
Theft of a license plate
Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts
Parts from a vehicle are stolen (does not include license plates)
Theft of a bumper from a car.
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