ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. — To increase social distancing, the Anne Arundel County Police Department will require you to report certain crimes online.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department has implemented a policy of taking certain police reports for relatively minor and non-violent crimes by telephone. If you are calling to file a police report, you may be told that an officer will call you back to take the information for your report.
You will be required to file your report online if you are reporting any of the following crimes (if the crime is actively in progress call 911 or 410-222-8610):
- Destruction to a vehicle
- Destruction of property/vandalism
- Theft from a vehicle
- Thefts of vehicle parts and accessories
- Tampering with a vehicle
- Attempted vehicle theft
- Credit or debit card theft
- Identify theft
- Lost property
- Telephone misuse
- Trespassing
Criteria for filing an online report are listed on the website. You do not need to call the police department first to fill an Online Crime Report. The direct web link to the Anne Arundel County Police Department online Crime Reporting is:
https://www.aacounty.org/departments/police-department/forms-publications/crime-report/index.html
Online Crime Reporting is not an immediate response system. Online Crime Reporting allows people to report certain crimes or incidents online without waiting for a police officer to respond to your location or leaving your home, but still have the incident documented.
Reports submitted through this portal will be reviewed on the day submitted or next business day. By using this online resource, you enable police officers to remain in service for higher priority calls.
Your crime or incident must have occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland to file your report.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department does not have primary jurisdiction in the City of Annapolis, BWI Airport (including Amtrak or light rail trains), or any federally owned land or property such as Fort Meade, NSA, Naval Academy, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, etc.
If the incident occurred in or at any of these locations, you must contact the appropriate agency with primary jurisdiction.
