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Reporting a Crime

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ

For a crime in progress, please dial 911

This is not a fast-response system. ÝIf you need a faster response, you may come to any Fairfax County Police Station to file a non-emergency police report.

FCPD District Station Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Below are direct access e-mail addresses for the identified personnel of the Fairfax County Police Department. Please feel free to contact staff concerning any issues or comments you may have.

Fair Oaks District Station
Fair Oaks District Station Commander
703-591-0966
12300 Lee-Jackson Memorial Highway

Reston District Station
Reston District Station Commander
703-478-0904
12000 Bowman Towne Drive

Your crime or incident must have occurred in Fairfax County. If the incident occurred in another jurisdiction you must file a report with their respective Police Department.

This online report is for insurance and Police information purposes only. Information obtained by this report assists in preventing future crimes by analyzing trends, locations and times of violations. It may also assist in the identification and return of stolen property recovered as the result of other investigations.

If you are aware of the identity of the suspect, you may only use this online report if you do not wish to pursue criminal prosecution.

You cannot use this online form to report:

• Any incident that occurred in the past 30 minutes.
• Any type of violent crime (whether completed or attempted), including, but not limited to: assault, kidnapping, robbery.
• Any type of sex crime (whether completed or attempted), including, but not limited to: rape or sexual assault.
• Any theft or loss of a firearm.
• Any type of stolen vehicle (whether completed or attempted), including, but not limited to: cars, trucks, trailers, motorcycles.
• Any type of stolen license plate.
• Any incident (whether completed or attempted) involving breaking and entering of your home or business.
• Any type of traffic accident, including a hit and run, whether or not an injury occurred.
• Any crimes committed against a person due to their race, religion, ethnic or national origin, disability and/or sexual orientation.

You can use this on-line form to report:

• Alcohol Violations
• Civil Disputes
• Destruction of Property
• Disorderly Conduct
• Larceny up to $5000
• Loitering
• Lost Property
• Noise Violations
• Prescription Fraud/Forgery
• Solicitor Violations
• Suspicious Events/Persons/Vehicles
• Trespassing
• Telephone Harassment
• Telephone Threats
• Vehicle Tampering
• Click here to report fraudulent use of checks and credit cards.
• Click here to report aggressive driving.

If you request a case number, one will be provided to you for your records and insurance purposes. Your report will normally be processed within 72 hours. Actual police reports are confidential and are not released; a verification letter regarding your report may be obtained through Central Records at 703-246-2272.

If your incident is not eligible for online reporting or you would like an officer to respond, please call 703-691-2131.

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Certain user information is recorded in order to aid in the prosecution of false police reports.

Be advised that it is a crime to make a false police report. Anyone found to have submitted a false police report will be prosecuted under the authority of Virginia State Code, Section 18.2-461, which shall be punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor. Maximum possible penalty is one year in jail and/or $2500 fine.

If you qualify for an online report and wish to continue, please click the link below.

  File A Criminal Report