How do you find out if a police report was filed against you?

Answer 1

If the issue is ANY KIND OF EMERGENCY CALL 911 INSTANTLY. If it is not an emergency I suggest the following.

The best way is to go in person to your local police station. If the crime perpetrated against you is of certain types, they can help you get help in dealing with the crime. If you cannot go in person, call the nearest police station and tell them you wish to file a report.

Answer 2

Although police reports (the initial report anyway) is a public record the police cannot be expected to dig through their files based on an 'idle' inquiry. They CAN tell you if a report has been filed if you can give them specific-enough information to identify the incident (i.e.: date/time/location/offense/complainant).

Answer 3

Police reports are generally considered public information. Go to your local police department and ask them to do a search. The more information you provide, the better chance you will have to get a good result from the search.

Answer 4

You can visit your local police department or clerk of courts and ask for any police reports pertaining to yourself. If they choose not to release them to you, file a Freedom of Information Act request, which compels them to release it or provide you with a reason as to a denial.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

You can't, Police reports are confidential. especially in ongoing cases still under investigation. the police are not allowed to release any information on who filed or why.