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BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND - POLICE INFORMATION


Over Bank Holiday weekends, our phone lines can be extremely busy. Our staff are ready 24/7 to help those in need – and often take difficult and challenging calls.

 

We want to make sure you get the help and information you need quickly and easily, which is why a new app called #PoliceUK has been launched.

 

This allows you to report a range of matters online in the same way you would as if you called 101.

 

These include reporting anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, or road traffic incidents and many others and means you can do it whenever suits you without having to make a phone call.

 

#PoliceUK is available via both the Google Play and iOS App stores. Find out more here: https://orlo.uk/N3ylV

 

You can also:

 

• Use the reporting tools on our website https://orlo.uk/vnEm5

• Report on X (Twitter) @DerPolContact

• Report on Facebook /DerbyshireConstabulary

 

Our online reports are dealt with by the trained staff in our Control Room in the same way as 101 calls. This makes sure the phones are kept clear for those who might not have online access and those who need us now.

 

Remember, if a crime is taking place, or somebody is in immediate danger, always call 999.

 


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Message Sent By
David Marley
(Police, PCSO, Derby South)

  • Website - we have several crime reporting tools on our website or use our online contact form
  • Phone - call us on 101
  • Derbyshire Alert - reply to this message for non-urgent information you may wish to share
  • In an emergency ALWAYS call 999
  • If you are D/deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech impairment, text us on 07800 002414 or email deafsms@Derbyshire.police.uk for emergencies click here https://999bsl.co.uk to go through to an interpreter.

You can also anonymously contact the independent charity CrimeStoppers, on 0800 555 111, or by visiting the CrimeStopppers website


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