Are you the victim of mischief, theft, vandalism or graffiti?
You can complete a police report online without having to go to the local station. If the offence did not take place in the Montréal Island area, you will have to contact the local police department where it occurred.
IMPORTANT!
Since November 29th, 2018, hit and run reports that do not contain investigative elements cannot be submitted using the SPVM online report. From now on, citizens have to contact directly their insurance company.
Confidentiality
The information contained in the forms that you complete online will be handled confidentially in accordance with the requirements of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (S.C. 2000, c. 5) and the Act respecting access to documents held by public bodies and the protection of personal information (R.S.Q., c. A-2.1).
After submitting the report, a temporary number will be automatically sent to you by email
Avoid using special caracters when writting your report, such as /()*+<>. Those may cause an error when subitting your file.
5 TYPES OF REPORTS MAY BE DONE ONLINE.
Theft |
Theft in or on a vehicle |
Mischief |
Material damage |
Lost item |
Item was not stolen but you can no longer find it |
Graffiti |
Drawing or inscription on wall or structure |
Graffiti on vehicle |
Drawing or inscription on vehicle See pictures specifications (required) |
After submitting the report, a temporary number will be automatically sent to you by email. All communication will be done by email. Your report will be reviewed and if any changes are required, you will be sent a request for changes. Once the report is corrected and approved, you will receive an official event number by email, as well as a PDF copy of the report.
Make sure you have a valid email address as well as the date and location of the crime and information on the vehicle involved, if applicable.
If you meet these criteria and the type of incident that occurred appears on the list above, you may file your report.
To report a theft or loss of packages, please note that some companies require a report in English only. We offer the service in the language of your choice. Note, however, that once the report has been submitted, it is no longer possible to change the language.
By clicking on the button below, you agree to the conditions and can start completing your report. Submitting a false report is considered to be a criminal offence subject to prosecution for public mischief (Section 140 of the Criminal Code).
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, you can report it by:
To learn more, consult the multilingual leaflet Hate incidents and hate crimes: recognize and report.
It is important to report hate incidents. The Module des incidents et des crimes haineux (MICH) handles these situations to prevent them from becoming hate crimes.
If you have been a victim of a telemarketing fraud or pyramid sales scheme, you should contact the RCMP.