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2. Fairfax County Police Department
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3. File an Online Police Report, 24/7. (Fairfax County Police Department ...
File an Online Police Report, 24/7. ** For an Emergency or Crime in Progress, DIAL 911 Immediately ** Do you need to make a police report?
File an Online Police Report, 24/7. ** For an Emergency or Crime in Progress, DIAL 911 Immediately ** Do you need to make a police report? You may be eligible to file online from your computer or mobile device using the FCPD’s Community Reporting System (CRS) or Financial Crimes Information and Online Reporting System (FiCOR). Filing through CRS or FiCOR is convenient and user-friendly. Plus, using these systems allows you to report a crime 24/7 within Fairfax County while maintaining the health and safety of community members and police officers during the COVID-19 crisis. However, not every crime can be reported through these methods. Please read the information below to determine if using this system is appropriate for your purpose. When to use the Community Reporting System (CRS): Use CRS to report incidents that occurred MORE THAN 30min ago. Examples include: Civil Disputes, Lost Property, Telephone Harassment/Threats, Larceny/Theft under $5,000, Suspicious Person/Vehicle, Solicitor Violations, Unoccupied Hit & Run Accidents, etc. All cases filed using CRS are reviewed and if further investigation of your case is needed, you may be contacted. Make a report through CRS: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/howdoi/communityreportingsystem When to use the Financial Crimes Information and Online Reporting System (FiCOR): Use FiCOR to report financial crimes such as Fraud, Embezzlement, Identity Theft, etc. FiCOR is the most efficient way to process and prioritize com...
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Fairfax County Police Department. 93627 likes · 2270 talking about this. REPORTING AN EMERGENCY? CALL 9-1-1! Welcome to the Fairfax County Police...
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5. emergencies. (Fairfax County Police Department) — Nextdoor
If you need help, call 911 or 703-691-2131 for non- emergencies. Crime Prevention Officer MPO Marvin Goodley from ...
Just wanted to make sure to remind you... Due to in-progress incidents and crimes being reported on Nextdoor, social media, and by email, we would like to remind our community that these platforms are not monitored 24/7. If you need to report an incident or crime, please call 703-691-2131 or 9-1-1 in an emergency. Certain crimes require immediate attention and should not be delayed by social media or email. We realize that you may feel social media is more convenient and efficient to forward a screen shot of a threat, however, if we are not actively monitoring the page, action may be delayed. Your safety is our priority. If you need us, call us. If you have a tip that does not require immediate attention, please feel free to call the Fairfax County Crime Solvers (http://fairfaxcrimesolvers.org/) ANONYMOUS tip line at 1-866-411-8477.
6. Emergency Contacts for Annandale
Fairfax County Police Dept. 703-246-2195 4100 Chain Bridge Road Fairfax, Virginia 22030 www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police. Mason District Police Station 703-256 ...
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7. Fairfax Police Department
Emergency calls dial 9-1-1. Non-emergency number (415) 453-5330 · (415) 457-8769 (FAX) · fairfaxpd@fairfaxpd.org · 144 Bolinas Road Fairfax, CA 94930 · You can stop ...
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