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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where do I report a juvenile runaway?
- Why does a Crime Check call receiver take my report by phone?
- Why can't 911/Crime Check call receivers tell me if someone has a warrant?
- Is making a report the same as "pressing charges"?
- What information would be helpful to gather (if possible) before calling to make my police report?
- How do I add information to my report?
- What happens with my report now?
- Are 911/Crime Check call receivers Law Enforcement?
- Can 911/Crime Check call receivers give legal advice?
- Who else might I notify about the loss or theft of personal information, such as a driver’s license, Social Security card, checks, and credit or debit cards?
- How do I get a copy of my police report?
- Who should I call to check on the status of a previously filed police report?
- What is the appropriate number to call to make a complaint about a Law Enforcement officer?
- Who can I call/where can I look for information about drug/suspicious activity?
- Why can’t 911 call receivers give an "ETA" (estimated time of arrival) when I request police/fire/medical response?
- How do I get a copy of a 9-1-1/Crime Check recordings?
- How do I get a copy of my traffic collision/accident report?
- Where can I get a Washington State Accident Reporting Form?
- When is 9-1-1 the appropriate agency to call for animal/pet emergencies?
- Where can I get crime statistics for a neighborhood?
- Does Spokane County have a Noise Ordinance?
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Crime Check
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