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
Credit Card Fraud	The unlawful use of a credit/debit/ATM card by another person. The use of the physical card itself does not have to occur; the use of the card number applies to this definition as well.	The owner misplaces their wallet, and later discovers unauthorized charges on a credit card that was in the wallet; an offender somehow obtains and uses the victim's credit card number to make online purchases.
Identity Theft	The obtaining and/or using of another person's personal identifying information (name, date of birth, Social Security number, etc.).	An offender opens a cell phone account in the victim's name; an offender obtains and uses the victim's personal information to apply for unemployment benefits; an offender filed for and received a tax refund in the victim's name.
Illegal Dumping	The intentional disposal of waste at a location not authorized to accept refuse on or around privately owned or government property, without the permission by the owner of said property.	Construction waste dumped in a commercial parking lot; numerous tires dumped on private property.
Impersonation	Impersonating a third party, either by name, or acting in their position or character, to deceive the victim and unlawfully obtain money, goods, or services.	An offender calls the victim, pretending to be from Apple, and convinces the victim to provide access to their computer or phone, and the offender then steals information from the device; an offender impersonates an IRS agent, and threatens the victim with an arrest warrant unless they buy gift cards and provide them with the card numbers.
Lost Property	The reporting of items that were lost or misplaced by the owner or by another party in care, custody, or control of the items at the time. Note: This is NOT to be used to report the taking of an item, whether by theft, fraud, or any other unlawful means.	Personal items that are missing with no indication they were stolen, i.e. left at a restaurant or other public place.
Telephone Harassment	Annoying/harassing conduct by use of phone calls, text messaging, email, or social media over a period of time.	Multiple prank phone calls from the same person or telephone number; receiving multiple unwanted text/email/social media messages from the same person or telephone number.
Theft	Your property is taken without your permission.	Your lawn ornament is stolen; your laptop is stolen.
Vandalism	The intentional damage, destruction, or defacement of property by another person.	Having eggs thrown at your house; a rock is thrown through your window; your vehicle is keyed.