0.4 Incident or crime

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Call 999 immediately if:

The crime is still in progress
Someone's injured, being threatened or in imminent danger
The offender is still at the scene.

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If you're unsure if you should be reporting to the police, you can check if it's a police matter here.

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About the incident
About the victim
About the offender(s)
Personal details
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Is the crime a hate crime ?

Yes

What is hate crime?

Hate crime is any offence committed against a person or property which is motivated by the offender''s hatred of people because they are seen as being different. You don''t have to be from a minority community to be a victim of hate crime.

Hate crime hurts, it can be confusing and frightening. By reporting it, you may be able to prevent these crimes from happening to someone else. Reporting makes a difference... to you, your friends, your life.

A Hate incident is defined as:
"Any incident, which may or may not constitute a criminal offence, which is perceived by the victim or any other person as being motivated by prejudice or hate."

What can I report?
Any incident where you or anyone else has been targeted because they or you are believed to be different:

race
religion
sexuality
gender identity
or have a disability

Domestic abuse involving anyone which you have a close relationship with; e.g. your current or previous partner.

For more information about hate crime and why you should report it, please visit http://www.report-it.org.uk

For more information about helping you cope with the effects of crime, please visit www.victimsupport.org.uk

Did you try to report this incident via the 101 number?

Yes

Please confirm this report is not urgent as stated above

This report is not urgent

Was the crime committed in Norfolk?

Yes

This crime cannot be reported to Norfolk Police. Find the force here where the offence took place.