London's Metropolitan Police Service Contact Centre (MetCC). We are available for non-emergency enquiries 24/7/365. In an emergency, always dial 999.
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ALT Contact the MPS \nEmergency: in situations where there is a crime in progress or an immediate threat to life; phone 999\nNon-Emergency: for all non-urgent incidents;\nWebsite: www.met.police.uk\nMessage @MetCC\nCall 101\nMetropolitan Police, working together for a safer London\n
ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
ALT Metropolitan Police non-emergency reporting. Text asks if you need help or advice or want to report a non-urgent crime to use www.met.police.uk. Hands type on a laptop. \"In an emergency, always dial 999.\"
ALT Feedback for MetCC: Agent responded quickly, recorded issue, provided contact details and a reference. Excellent experience reporting something non-urgent. Fast service via social media, thank you.
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ALT Report it your way. The quick and easy way to report crime online.\nmet.police.uk \nIn an emergency always call 999
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ALT Metropolitan Police non-emergency reporting. If you've witnessed a crime that doesn't need an emergency response, report online at www.met.police.uk. In an emergency, dial 999. Image shows hands typing on a laptop.
ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
ALT Please only use 999 in a real emergency:\n- someone is in immediate danger \n- someone, or their property has been seriously harmed\n- a crime is happening, or has been committed and the suspects are nearby, for example if you have just been subject to a robbery or burglary \n- a road traffic collision where life is at risk or the road is blocked
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ALT Metropolitan Police Emergency Reporting: Is someone in danger? Will the situation get violent? Need support? If YES, dial 999. Website: www.met.police.uk. Image shows a police car with flashing blue lights.