London's Metropolitan Police Service Contact Centre (MetCC). We are available for non-emergency enquiries 24/7/365. In an emergency, always dial 999.
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ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
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ALT Metropolitan Police Emergency Reporting: Is someone in danger? Will the situation get violent? Need support? If YES, dial 999. Website: www.met.police.uk. Image shows a police car with flashing blue lights.
ALT Metropolitan Police emergency reporting: Is the crime happening now? Is the suspect at the scene? Is anyone injured? If yes, dial 999. A police car with flashing lights is on the right. Website: www.met.police.uk.
ALT Report online and we'll deal with your incident in the same way.\nReport Online:\n1. We'll read your report and call you back if we need to\n2. Give advice and create an incident if appropriate \n3. Carry out checks and pass it on to the right person\n4. Investigate \n\nCall 101:\n1. We'll take your details\n2. Give advice and create an incident if appropriate \n3. Carry out checks and pass it on to the right person\n4. Investigate
ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
ALT Customer feedback for @MetCC is shown on a blue background, encased in a rounded rectangle with quote marks. Text praises Twitter support and ease of contact: \"attention... is great,\" \"perfect & professional.\"
ALT Close up of a dash-cam showing two cars; a silver car on the left and a dark grey car on the right, driving on the road \n\nHow to report a non-emergency\n\nYour dash cam footage helps us tackle dangerous driving\n\nIf you have footage of an incident, please upload it to our website:\n\nwww.met.police.uk\n\nHelp us make London's roads safer
ALT Road traffic incident showing the front end of a black car colliding with the rear end of a grey car \n\nHow to report an non-emergency\nIf you've been involved in a road traffic collision and do not require immediate police attendance, please report it online via our website:\n\nwww.met.police.uk\n
ALT Customer feedback for @MetCC in a blue themed graphic with speech bubble icon at the top right corner, including positive statements about service, advice, and ease of reporting non-emergency crimes.
ALT Contact the MPS \nEmergency: in situations where there is a crime in progress or an immediate threat to life; phone 999\nNon-Emergency: for all non-urgent incidents;\nWebsite: www.met.police.uk\nMessage @MetCC\nCall 101\nMetropolitan Police, working together for a safer London\n
ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
ALT Metropolitan Police non-emergency reporting. Text asks if you need help or advice or want to report a non-urgent crime to use www.met.police.uk. Hands type on a laptop. \"In an emergency, always dial 999.\"
ALT Feedback for MetCC: Agent responded quickly, recorded issue, provided contact details and a reference. Excellent experience reporting something non-urgent. Fast service via social media, thank you.