ONLINE INCIDENT REPORTING

If you have an emergency, DIAL 911

Do not use this form for emergency reporting. You can call or text 911 for immediate assistance.

The following incidents can be reported through this system:

Failure to Pay - The theft of services provided to a customer. Someone enters a restaurant, orders food, eats, and then walks out ("Dine and Dash"). A person pumped gas at fuel station and leaves without paying.
Lost Property - When property is missing or lost. Property that is missing, leaving items in a restaurant, or missing from home.
Theft - Your property is taken without your permission. Property known to be stolen and missing may be reported. Lost property is not theft.
Vandalism - The act of changing, modifying or defacing public or private property. Graffiti, knocking over mail box, throwing rocks through windows, etc.
Unauthorized Entry to Vehicle - Unknown person enters your vehicle without permission. You find your vehicle was gone through overnight and rummaged through.
Fraud - intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain. You find unauthorized charges on a bank/credit card that you did not authorize.
Scam - a dishonest scheme. You are contacted by an illegitimate person purporting to be e legitimate organization trying to obtain financial gains/monies.

Reporting requirements

The incident must have occurred within the jurisdiction of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. If this incident occurred inside the Bloomington City limits, please call 812-349-2781 for referral to the appropriate law enforcement agency for the jurisdiction where the crime occurred.

You must have a valid e-mail address. To file an online police report, you must have a valid and active email account. A stable and current email is best since you may receive future follow-up information from the department.

If the incident is in progress, call 9-1-1. If the suspect is known or the incident involves a hate crime, please call 812-349-2781 to make a report.

Upon completion of this process:

Once the individual submits an incident report, the report will be reviewed by an agency-authorized approver. The agency approver will either:
1. approve the report and you will receive an MCSO case number
2. the report will be sent back to you for corrections or additional information
3. reject the report if it is a duplicate or inappropriate

A majority of reports are not assigned to deputies for follow-up based on investigative leads, severity of the crime, and investigative staffing. If follow-up will be conducted on your case, you will be contacted by an investigator.

Please call 9-1-1 if any incidents are still in progress.

ONLINE INCIDENT REPORTING

If you have an emergency, DIAL 911

The following incidents can be reported through this system:

Reporting requirements

Upon completion of this process:

False Reporting

Contact Information: