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Q: Am I able to report lost licence plates or a stolen vehicle online?
A: No, for incidents that occurred outside the Brantford city limits, or on a highway, please call the appropriate police service for that jurisdiction.
Q: What is a suspect?
A: A suspect is when you or someone else knows the person who allegedly committed the crime or knows the licence plate of the vehicle the suspects were in. A suspect may also be identified through video surveillance that you know exists.
Q: Can I report a lost passport or other government issued ID online?
A: No, you will need to speak with an officer for these reports. Call 519-756-7050 and ask to speak with a dispatcher for further direction. (A driver's Licence you can report online)
Q: Am I able to advise that I have found property that I previously reported as stolen or lost online?
A: Yes, fill out a "supplemental report? and in the incident description, advise that you are reporting that you found property you previously reported as lost or stolen.
Q: In what languages can I submit a report?
A: Only English at this time
Q: What kind of reports can I submit online?
A: Damage to Vehicle (other than by collision and under $5000)
- Theft (Under $5,000)
- Lost Property (Under $5,000)
- Mischief/Damage to Property (Under $5,000)
- Theft from Vehicle (Under $5,000)
- Lost or Stolen Driver's License
- Stolen Vehicle Plates
- Fraud Under $25,000/Identity Theft
- Traffic or Driving Complaints - Not in Progress
- Erratic/Dangerous Driving Complaint
- Constant neighbourhood traffic-related issues (speeding)
- School Bus Violations
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Q: What if my wallet was stolen and it contained numerous pieces of identification?
A: When reporting a lost/stolen wallet, please enter each item separately in the property section. Ex. Debit Card, Credit Card, Health Card, Driver's Licence etc.
Q: Can I contact someone to provide feedback or report problems with the site?
A: You can email: onlinereporting@police.brantford.on.ca
If you are a victim of crime, please know that under the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights, you are entitled to information and services including the right to make a victim impact statement.
Please call 519-752-3140.