There are a number of ways you can get in touch with Suffolk Constabulary depending on the urgency and type of request.
Lost Dogs You must report lost dogs, dog fouling, noisy dogs and stray dogs to your local council . Animal Abuse You can report any incident of...
Get in touch with officers in your local area, report information about a crime or ask a question.
Suffolk and Norfolk Roads Policing & Firearms Operations Unit Suffolk and Norfolk Constabularies are dedicated to working with...
Illegal dumping of waste should be reported to your local council . If the offence is being committed at the time of the call, contact the police...
Use this form to understand if your report is a police matter. It will give you advice on how to make a report to the relevant service if we are unable to help.
Lost or found something? You don’t need to contact the police about most reports of lost and found property. Our online forms will help.
When a person is identified as missing, and it is an emergency, always dial 999 . For all non-emergency cases, contact us on 101 ....
Noise nuisances are generally dealt with by local authorities, please check this page to see who will be able to help. You can make a...
This online form can be used for non-urgent reports of crime. Please fill out as much relevant information as you can as you...
This online form can be used for non-urgent reports of anti-social behaviour. Please fill out as much relevant information as you can as...
Please read before you continue. If you have been involved in a road traffic collision that does not require police attendance you can...
All fraud should be reported to Action Fraud - the national agency which deals specifically with fraud issues. You can report instances of fraud...
The Road Policing Department is supported by the Motorcycle Unit and the Crash Investigation Unit. These specialist resources perform a...
Crimestoppers is an independent charity helping to find criminals and solve crimes. It gives you the chance to give information anonymously...
