Must an individual identify themselves to report an allegation?

No, an individual need not identify themselves in order to report an allegation. However, if not identified, that individual must understand they cannot be contacted by the investigative unit for further information.

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1. What should you do if you see a crime occurring?
2. Do I have to give my name when I call 911?
3. How do I report a compliment or complaint?
4. Must an individual identify themselves to report an allegation?
5. How do I employ off-duty police officers to work security for my activity/business?
6. How do I get a copy of an incident report or accident report?
7. I think I have a warrant for my arrest. How do I find out?
8. Do you provide fingerprinting services?
9. How do I become a police officer?