Reporting a Crime

When to Dial 999

You should only dial 999 in an an emergency.

An emergency could be :

Serious injury has been caused or there is a threat of serious injury
A crime is in progress and the suspects are at or near the scene

We aim to respond to all emergency calls within 20 minutes.

All calls will be recorded for training and evidential purposes.

Non-Emergency Number

You should use 101 when:

you need the police to attend to assist in a non-emergency situation
to report a crime or incident
for general enquiries

All calls will be recorded for training and evidential purposes. Outside Dyfed-Powys ring 01267 222020

Give Information Anonymously

Phone Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111

Rape and Sexual Assault

The decision to report rape is often very difficult. Should you decide that you are not ready to report your attack to the police, New Pathways can assist you with confidential advice. See: Sexual Assault Referral Centres

Hate Crime

Hate crimes are directed against people because of some aspect of who they are, most typically because they are from an ethnic minority or visible religious minority, or because of their sexuality. The Safer Wales hate crime reporting form allows you to report hate crime to an independent third party. See: Hate Crime

Anti-Social Behaviour

A great deal of anti-social behaviour is not categorised as criminal activity, but that does not mean that it has any less of an impact on people’s lives. See: Reporting Anti-Social Behaviour