Overview
Members of the public are encouraged to report to the police any crime or suspicious incident. If you have been the victim of crime, have witnessed a crime or would like to report that a crime has been committed there are several ways to do it.
You will be asked the following;
- Nature of the incident
- Time of incident
- Location (i.e. plot number, street, H/No or any nearest land mark)
- Identity of the suspect or physical description of the suspect
- Any weapons used
- Other witnesses where possible
Who is eligible?
- Victim of Crime
- Witness of crime
- Or any member of the public
How do I get this service?
- Contact the nearest police station, police post or any police establishment
- Call 999
- Report to any police officer in proximity
What supporting documents are required?
None
How long will this service take?
Our standards for responding after receiving a report are :
- 16 minutes in urban areas
- 60 minutes in other areas
How much does it cost?
Free
Where can I obtain this service?
Any police station or police post
Where can I get more information on this Service
Any police station, post or police establishment