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Where do I Report?

Where do I Report?

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Where do I Report?

Where Do I Report A Crime in California?

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Where Do I Report? – Jurisdiction Tool

Where Do I Report?

Answer each question to determine the jurisdiction for reporting the crime.

1 What happened to you? ▼

Someone damaged my property Someone has taken my property without my permission Someone has taken money from me fraudulently Someone threatened me Someone has pretended to be me Someone has hacked into my online account Someone pointed a weapon at me such as a gun Someone hit me with their fists Someone threw an object at me trying to harm me Someone attacked me with a weapon such as a knife or fired a gun at me Someone has exploited me by forcing me to do an activity against my will Someone exposed their genitalia to me in a public place Someone sexually assaulted me Someone tortured me

2 Describe your Indian status ▼

I am a Member of a federally recognized tribe I am a Nonmember Indian (Indian but not a member of the Tribe whose lands were the site of the crime) I am Non-Indian

3 Describe the Indian status of the person that harmed you ▼

Member of a federally recognized tribe Nonmember Indian (Indian, but not a member of the tribe whose lands were the site of the crime) Non-Indian Do not know

4 Where do you live? ▼

Victim lives on the reservation, Offender lives off of the reservation Victim lives off the reservation, Offender lives on the reservation Both Victim and Offender live on the reservation Both Victim and Offender live off of the reservation Do not know

5 Where did the crime occur? ▼

Crime occurred on tribal reservation lands Crime occurred on state lands Crime occurred on federal lands (other than tribal lands, such as a federal park, forest lands, BLM lands) Do not know

Jurisdiction Determination

* This tool provides general guidance only. For legal advice, consult an attorney experienced in Federal Indian Law.

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