It's Your Job to Report a Crime & Law Enforcement's Job to Apprehend and Solve it
Remember, your job is to report crime. The responsibility for apprehending criminals belongs to the police, and once you have reported the crime, stick to it. It pays to prosecute. Three-fourths of the criminals who are prosecuted are found guilty.
Being a witness in court is not as much trouble as you think. Many communities have special programs to help victims and witnesses with transportation, day care services and scheduling of their cases.
You Can Report a Crime by:
Phone 910 938-7585 (Non-emergency) 9-1-1 (Emergency)
Online Online Crime Reporting
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For further information on crime victims rights and services visit the Department of Public Safety website, or call 919-733-7974
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