Report a Crime

This form is for reporting non-emergency incidents and crimes. In an emergency, call 911!

Clery crimes, including reports from Campus Security Authorities (CSAs), should be made through the Clery Incident Report Form.

Not sure which form to use? Don’t worry! We’ll make sure the report gets to the right person.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore Department of Police and Public Safety is committed to creating a safe environment for those who visit, learn, and work at UMB.

It takes all of us to prevent crime in our community. Please use this form to report non-emergency incidents or crimes (theft, vandalism, lost property, aggressive behavior, unauthorized building access, pushing, etc.) as soon as possible. This information helps us to identify areas that may need additional safety resources, find and return lost property, solve crimes, and provide social services to vulnerable populations. Learn more about our department’s commitment to community outreach

If you have been a victim or witness of a crime or incident, help is available:

If you see something, say something!

  • This form is for incidents that do not require immediate police response. If this is an emergency, call 911. If you need to talk to and/or meet with UMB Police and Public Safety immediately, call 410-706-6882.
  • This form is only for incidents that occur within UMB Police and Public Safety's jurisdiction (on UMB's campus, including the BioPark). 
  • Provide as much detail as possible. Serial numbers and unique identifying details about your property (colors, scratches, marks, custom parts, etc.) are very helpful.
  • You may remain anonymous when submitting an incident or crime. However, to investigate, we may need to contact you for follow-up. If you would like someone from UMB Police and Public Safety to be able to follow up with you, please provide your contact information.
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Some information on this page was adapted from the University of Illinois Police Department, with our thanks. 

Knowingly submitting a false police report is a crime. Reports of incidents or crimes should be made in good faith.