Report Crime

If someone is in immediate danger - or the crime is happening right now - dial 999

Non-urgent crime

• Contact your local police office. Details of local teams and office addresses are listed in the related documents at the bottom of the page.
• Phone our main contact number 0141 532 2000.  They can put you through to your local office.
• Phone or email your local community policing team to report antisocial behaviour.

Crimestoppers

• Phone 0800 555 111 – anonymity can be maintained
• Information can also be given via Type-Talk by dialling 18001 and then 0800 555 111. A leaflet outlining this facility can be downloaded using the links below.

Hate crime

• Contact your local police office, phone our main contact number 0141 532 2000, go to one of our remote reporting centres or fill in our online hate crime form

Domestic abuse

• Contact your local police office, phone our main contact number 0141 532 2000, go to one of our remote reporting centres , or use our online or downloadable forms.

Anti-terrorism

• Phone the national hotline on 0800 789 321 if you believe someone is acting suspiciously. 

Online abuse

• Report abusive, obscene or racist images on the web via the Internet Watch Foundation at www.iwf.org.uk . 
• Contact the Virtual Global Taskforce at www.virtualglobaltaskforce.com if you think someone is behaving suspiciously to a child online.

Fraud

• Contact your local police office or our main contact number on 0141 532 2000 if you have been a victim of fraud.
• Members of the business community can get advice about complex frauds from our Economic Crime Unit.