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 call us.

Tipo de Incidente	Definición	Ejemplos
Annoying Phone Calls	Unwanted phone calls from an unknown caller such as annoying or harassing, but not threatening or obscene in nature.	You receive numerous calls that are hang-ups from the same number. You do not know who the caller is and they keep calling even after being told not to do so.
Criminal Damaging	Knowingly or recklessly cause or create a substantial risk of physical harm to the property of another.	Damage to property such as graffiti, lawn ornaments or a rock thrown through a window.
Criminal Damaging of Vehicle	Knowingly or recklessly cause or create a substantial risk of physical harm to the vehicle of another.	Damage to a vehicle such as graffiti, rock thrown through a window, keying paint, etc.
Identity Theft	When someone uses personal identifying information of another to obtain credit, goods or services.	Someone uses your personal information to obtain a credit card; open a bank account; cash a check; get a phone or other services.
Lost Property	When property is missing or lost.	Property that is missing or left in a restaurant such as a lost cell phone, lost wallet, or a lost purse, NOT STOLEN PROPERTY.
Narcotic Tip	Suspected sales, use, or production of illegal narcotics, or illegal sales of pharmaceuticals.	Suspected meth lab, drug sales from residences, or areas known to be frequented by users and/or sellers of drugs.
School Tip	Students and parents can use this link to report bullying or other activities that are cause for concern within our schools. The School Resource Officer will review all reports and may share information with school officials.	A student feels they are being bullied or have witnessed someone being bullied and wants to report it.
Supplement	Add information to an already existing report.	You have additional property that you have discovered missing or information regarding a report you have previously filed.
Theft	When property is taken without your permission BY AN UNKNOWN PERSON. This does not include someone physically taking something from your person.	Items stolen from your yard, driveway or porch. Any personal property that is stolen.
Theft From Motor Vehicle	The theft of your personal property from your vehicle and there is no scene to process or known suspects.	Someone enters your vehicle and takes your laptop, GPS, CD'S or other property.