Online Police Report

Crimes that can be filed online usually do not require an in-person police response.

If you can answer yes to all of the following, then you may file an online report using this tool.

• The incident you are reporting is not an Emergency.
• This incident occurred on or around Augusta University property.
  
  • If not, please contact Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
• There are no known suspects (description and/or name) or suspect vehicle descriptions (tag numbers).
• There is no physical evidence for our officers to collect or process.
• The incident is not regarding the theft or loss of an ID and/or identification documents (passports, consular ID) issued by foreign governments.
• The theft of a firearm is not involved.
• The theft or loss of a prescription medication is not involved.

 

Using the Augusta University Police Department's Online Reporting Tool, you can report the following incidents:

• Identity Fraud (use of individual or business information to commit a financial crime)
• Harassment
• Criminal Trespass (vandalism or damage to property $500 or less)
• Criminal Damage to Property in the Second Degree (vandalism or damage to property greater than $500 with no danger to human life or involving a utility like water, gas, or power)
• Theft of property less than $1500.01 in value. 
• Lost or Mislaid Property
• Traffic Complaints
• Private Property Crash Reports

If your incident is not listed in the selection list, please call the Augusta University Police Department (706-721-2911) to file your report.

 

Upon completion of this report process:

• You will see the words: “Thank you for submitting your report.” showing that your police report is complete.
• Once the report is reviewed, you will be contacted by an officer and given an official police report number for your records.

Please Note:

• All cases filed using the Online Reporting Tool will be reviewed to determine if further investigation is warranted.
• Augusta University Police Department will not pursue charges without speaking with you first.

Please remember that filing a false police report is a crime.