Online Crime Reporting (OCR) was created for Saskatchewan residents to report crime in a way that is convenient, modern, and accessible. By redirecting certain crime types through this online platform, the Saskatchewan RCMP can continue to respond to urgent calls as quickly as possible.
What types of crimes can I report online?
- Fraud & Scams: any type of fraud that is under $5,000 (eg. CRA scams, compromised personal identity information, internet/telephonebased frauds, etc.).
- Vandalism Damage: any type of damage to property that is under $5,000 (eg. Canada Post mailboxes, oil field sites, etc.).
- Lost & Stolen Property: any type of stolen or lost property under $5,000 (eg. theft from a motor vehicle – including catalytic converters or car batteries, theft of mail, bikes, copper wire, etc.).
- Traffic Offences: traffic complaints when direction of vehicle is unknown, the licence plate is unknown, or incomplete vehicle description (eg. loud muffler, stunting/erratic driving, speeding, etc.).
- Harassing Phone Calls or ECommunication: involves social media or text messaging. *Does not include threats of violence or sextortion.
If the incident you are reporting does not meet the above criteria and/or you have a witness or suspect, you must report the crime to your local RCMP detachment by dialling 310-RCMP.
How does Online Crime Reporting tool work?
It takes about 15 minutes to report a crime using the OCR tool. The OCR website will guide you through a serious of questions to give police information regarding the crime. Once submitted, you will receive an email with an incident number and a police officer will contact you if more information is required.
Why should I use Online Crime Reporting?
The OCR tool is available 24/7, seven days a week. It helps give the Saskatchewan RCMP a clear picture of the types and number of crimes occurring in specific area. If the type of crime meets the criteria for OCR, you did not have to contact your local detachment.
IMPORTANT: If you have an emergency that is urgent and/or a risk to public safety, dial 9-1-1. The Online Crime Reporting tool should only be used as an additional resource.