In an effort to streamline the process of filing a police report and focus resources on emergency response, officials from the Suffolk County Police Department unveiled a new online reporting system that will allow residents to submit police reports without having to pull officers from other duties. The new software, available in English and Spanish, offers residents the ability to file police reports online for incidents including harassing communications, lost property, criminal mischief, non-criminal property damage, minor motor vehicle crashes, identity theft, and some larcenies. Among incidents that cannot be reported online are those related to an emergency, such as those involving a school or threats of physical violence, or a domestic incident. After inputting information, if an incident is approved, residents will receive an email reply in approximately two hours containing the report. If any follow-up action is required, the report will be forwarded to the appropriate investigative command and the complainant will be contacted. Since the initial launch of the program, which is financially supported through asset forfeiture funds, in October 2018, the department has received approximately 100 online reports.
To file a report, please visit: https://suffolkpd.org/OnlineReporting.aspx
I am also in need of my accident report from 10/14/22. Holding up insurance payments!!😫
10/29/22
Something is not right. I tried this referenced reporting site and two other SCPD reporting sites to get a copy of the Central Complaint #22-604672 accident report of the accident I had on October 9, 2022 between my motorcycle and a tour bus on Montauk Highway in West Islip out side Good Samaritan Hospital with no success. During the last week my attorney and my insurance company independently and on separate occasions also tried to get the accident report and both were told the SCPD computer system has not been working for the last two months. How could that be possible in todays modern PD?
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