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Report an incident

It takes about 5 minutes. You do not need an account. Fields marked * are required.

Your safety comes first. Do not approach injured or dangerous animals, confront anyone, or enter private or restricted land to collect evidence. A report without photos is still valuable.
  1. Incident
  2. Time & place
  3. Description & evidence
  4. Privacy & submit

What happened?

When and where?

Private — never published

An exact location helps reviewers, but it is encrypted and only seen by authorised staff. Public pages show the district at most.

Opening the map loads map images from OpenStreetMap for the area you view. Skip it if you prefer — you can describe the place instead.

Describe what you observed

Say what you saw or heard yourself, and separately what you think may have happened. Please avoid naming people unless it is essential.

Photos, video, audio or documents (optional)

Up to 5 files, 20 MB each. Files are scanned and stored privately. Photos may contain GPS data and faces — reviewers remove these before anything is shown publicly. Previews stay on your device until you submit.

    Privacy and contact

    We do not store your IP address with your report. But no website can promise perfect anonymity — file metadata or the details you write may identify you. Read the limits

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