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If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 now and ask for the police or an ambulance. You can get help…
You do not have to report a crime to police to get help. You can contact a support service directly, even if you are…
You do not have to report a crime to police to get help. You can get emotional, practical and specialist support while you decide…
To ask about your case, contact the police officer or team dealing with it. Their details should be in the confirmation you received when…
You have rights after a crime. You should be treated with respect, dignity, sensitivity and compassion. You can ask questions about your rights and…
You may not have to go to court. If the person charged pleads guilty, there is usually no trial. If there is a trial…
Different problems have different routes and time limits. Choose the problem you want to raise. You can ask a support service to help you…
If you need help with money, housing or practical problems now, do not wait for a criminal case or compensation claim. You may be…
Learn how to report a crime, when to call 999, and how to report a non emergency or give information anonymously. This guide also…
If you are worried about your safety now, call 999. Contact police if someone contacts you when they should not, threatens you or breaches…
A practical guide for victims of crime in England and Wales. It explains support, rights under the Victims’ Code, case updates, giving evidence, safety,…
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