Share Community Partnership Intelligence
The police rely on information from the community to understand local and wider issues. Crucial information may fill gaps and link other pieces of information together.
Alongside reporting a crime and telling us about possible terrorist activity, partner agencies and organisations, plus other police forces can share non-urgent information. It is a safe and direct way to provide information which may help with investigations and inform actions.
This includes information that relates to, but is not limited to:
- anti-social behaviour
- child abuse, sexual or criminal exploitation
- community tension
- drugs and county lines
- gang activity
- modern slavery, exploited or trafficked
- sexual offending
Advice tool
Share community partner intelligence
Click 'Start' below to share non-urgent information with the police.
Average completion time: 10 minutes.
Information we'll need from you:
- Your details with your full name, organisation, and contact details
- Who the source of the information is, and any details you have about them
- Who or what the information is about; people, locations, and / or vehicles
- Anyone else who may be affected by the information or could help us
- Any related documents or images that you wish to share with us
Please note:
- The information you provide may be used in further partnership forums to identify and mitigate. You can raise any questions or concerns about this form with your police contact.
- We may not be able to provide you with updates about your report.
- This form is only monitored during regular business. No review or action may happen outside of these hours, for example in the evenings or weekends.
- We’ll only contact you if we need further information.
Information becomes intelligence by going through an assessment process. The police can then understand how reliable it is, and can avoid putting the source of the information at risk.
Your responsibility
When you submit a form, we have not accepted responsibility. You still need to take appropriate steps to action information, and safeguard the person affected.