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- Policelink - Reporting | QPS - Queensland Police Service
If you don’t need police to attend immediately, you can fill out an online form to report some types of crime, traffic incidents and complaints Please explore the options below If you cannot find a relevant form online, and it is a police matter, please contact Policelink on 131 444
- Policelink – non-urgent reporting and enquiries | QPS
When you need to report non-urgent police matters, use this website or call 131 444 Policelink is available 24 7 and provides Queenslanders with an additional method to report a range of matters, or seek policing advice
- Queensland Police Service
The Queensland Human Rights Commission (the Commission) is working with the Queensland Police Service (QPS) to review practices and procedures and recommend changes to improve the recruitment and… View
- Contact us | QPS - Queensland Police Service
See criminal histories or police certificates for more information including contact details Queensland Police Recruiting Find out more about joining the Queensland Police Service
- Reporting Cybercrime | QPS - Queensland Police Service
Fortunately, there are some straightforward steps you can take to protect yourself from cybercrime and to report a cybercrime to police What is a Cybercrime? A cybercrime is a criminal offence using computers or electronic devices
- Domestic violence | QPS - Queensland Police Service
All domestic and family violence matters, including coercive controlling behaviours, can be reported to the Queensland Police Service If you or someone else are in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000) and ask for police For non-urgent police assistance, phone Policelink on 131 444
- SMS text or email from Queensland Police
To improve communication between the Queensland Police Service and the community, police can now send a SMS (text) to a person from their Queensland Police Service email account The message receiver will be able to reply directly to the sender by texting a reply message
- Stolen vehicles | QPS - Queensland Police Service
The Queensland Police Service seeks public assistance to identify stolen vehicles Located vehicles should not be intercepted, and instead reported to Policelink (or Triple Zero in an emergency) When should you call Triple Zero (000) to report a stolen vehicle?
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