Are you a victim of breaking and entering, mischief, graffiti, theft or fraud (by telemarketing or pyramid sales)?
You can complete a police report online without having to go to the local station.
Just meet the following conditions:
After submitting the report, a temporary number will be automatically sent to you by email. It is important to submit a valid email address and check your “spam” or call 911.
Submitting a false report is considered to be a criminal offence subject to prosecution (public mischief: Section 140 of the Criminal Code).
Please ensure the language required for your copy of the report if the request comes from a company. We do not send any translated copy.
If you are a victim or a witness of a hate crime, call 911 immediately for help or to file a complaint.
If you believe you are a victim of a hate incident in Ville de Montréal territory, you can report it by:
It is important to report hate incidents to prevent them from becoming hate crimes.
For more information, click the link: Hate crimes and incidents module.
Breaking and entering is defined as the offence committed by “every one who breaks and enters a place with intent to commit an indictable offence therein. ”
Mischief regarding a vehicle
The value of the damage to the vehicle must be less than $10,000. Mischief is considered to be breakage or deterioration, as well as the fact of rendering any goods dangerous, inoperative or useless, for example, by loosening the wheel bolts or breaking a window.
Mischief
The value of the damaged goods must be less than $10,000. This concerns damage caused intentionally to a private, commercial or public property, or to any of your goods, for example, to the window of a building, a tree, etc.
Graffiti
Graffiti is a word or symbol (without a hate connotation) on a wall or a structure. See the specifications of the compulsory photos before filling out the report.
Graffiti on a vehicle
Graffiti is a word or symbol (without a hate connotation) on a vehicle. See the specifications of the compulsory photos before filling out the report.
REPORTING GRAFFITI
*It is important to add a photo of the graffiti in your online report.
The value of the lost goods must be less than $10,000. Any item belonging to you that was not stolen, but that you can no longer find and that you would like to report.
Theft of a package
Under “Information on the event”: Enter the following:
Theft in or on a vehicle
Under “Information on the event”: Enter the following:
The value of the stolen goods must be less than $10,000. Individuals commit a theft in a vehicle when they take another person’s goods located in the vehicle, regardless of whether they commit damage by entering it.
Theft of a purse (without violence)
The value of the stolen goods must be less than $10,000. If your purse was inside a vehicle, you must select “Theft in or on a vehicle”. If your credit or debit cards are stolen and if these cards are used after the theft, you must notify Equifax and your financial institution. You then must go to a neighbourhood police station to have an event report taken.
Theft of a bicycle
The value of the stolen goods must be less than $10,000. If your bicycle was on or inside a vehicle, you must select “Theft in or on a vehicle”.
Petty larceny
The value of the stolen goods must be less than $10,000. Individuals commit petty larceny when they take another person’s goods without threat or violence. It is important to fill out the report in the language required by the company requesting a copy of the report (e.g. for thefts of Amazon packages, the company requires a report in English. Make sure to answer in English). You must enter the order number of the website and the package delivery tracking number.
If you are a victim of fraud by telemarketing or pyramid sales, you must contact the RCMP.