how do i make an annoymous san jose police report?
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The best way is to simply call the San Jose Police Department, give them the information that you are reporting and when they ask for your name/address/phone number, just say politely "I'd prefer to remain anonymous."  Although, you may want to seriously consider giving at least your first name and a phone number.\n\nThe problem with anonymous reports (especially anonymous phone calls) is that a lot of times it ties the hands of the officer that is trying to investigate the crime.  The courts have traditionally viewed anonymous reports as less credible than those where someone is willing to leave their name and phone number (since there's less incentive for the caller to tell the truth).  As a result, officers are typically not allowed to do searches, subpeona records, or use other investigative tools that they could if the report was considered "credible" by the courts.\n\nProviding a phone number also allows the police department to recontact you later if they have questions, run into problems, or if they want to let you know of the outcome.  As a dispatcher, I've had several situations where an anonymous caller has reported a crime, and once an officer is sent to investigate, we discover that the address the caller provided provided is incorrect (or lacking an apartment number).\n\nHope this helps.
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To file a complaint:\n\nhttp://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?cid=10179&id=1144\n\nIn the event the above link does not work, go to \nhttp://www.calbar.ca.gov/\nclick on "Public Services" (left side of page);\nin the list you'll see "file a complaint against an attorney" (click on it).\nYou'll get info - also to the left, you'll see a link for the "complaint form" and FAQs.\n\n{I may be back with more info in a few minutes.]\n\nOK, this is what I was going to come back with:\n\nToday, most lawyers (I believe) are members of the American Bar Association.  I checked their website.  They refer complaints to the state - and to the address, basically, that I already gave you.  However, here is some info -- names, fax numbers, etc., that might get you started:\n\nDirectory of Lawyer Disciplinary Agencies (webpage):\nhttp://www.abanet.org/cpr/regulation/scpd/disciplinary.html\n\nIt gives these two addresses with phone/faxes:\n\nState Bar of California\n1149 South Hill Street, 10th Floor\nLos Angeles, CA 90015-2299\n213/765-1468\nFAX: 213/765-1029\nWebsite: www.calbar.ca.gov\n\n\nState Bar of California\n180 Howard Street, 6th Floor\nSan Francisco, CA 94105-1639\n415/538-2063\nFAX: 415/538-2214\n\n\nWrite one or both (make some noise).\n\nGood luck.
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Check the phone numbers on their web site for a dept. that might fit what you are trying to accomplish. You could try the Media Police Relations and they can probably get you in contact with the right people to request it.
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anonymos tip, or record your voice, scramble it and call the police department (non emergency one)
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This is what we did.  Talk to other neighbors and see if they are also being disturbed.  You need to know the times that a noise ordinance can be enforced. Go to your local police station and make a report in person.  Ask for the officers name who routinely covers your area.  Continuous reports will make life miserable for both the officer and noise makers.  The officer will get tired of responding and something will be done.
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call 911 if you need imediate help if not then call supervisor and you definatly need to make a police report so it is on record
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Call the Jacksonville Police and explain to them your situation. They may be able to accept a temporary complaint from your command until you can attend to it in person or they may handle it by phone for you.
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Id say place a complaint viamany outlets to ur disposal like multiple nortariesd copries or papers sent to the head or the one who handles the "customer serves" in every department possible(but then u might be thiught of as a pest depends on the severity of the crime)in you countys court/police along with several calls almost on a daily baisis expressing ur the toll tht the current situation is a burdon on you ablity to function as a lucrative member of youthe sociaty  but remember ALWAYS on the beging of the conversation  BEING WITH A HELLO AND WHO AM I SPEAKING TO"  write the names down along withe times and dates. so u may show proof of your commitment. GL
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A lot of people think nothing can be done when it comes to noise issues. It is hard to evict someone for breaking the noise ordinance. Contacting the Mgt is one way to go but usually gets no results. What I do is tell the person they are to loud at night (in a nice way). This is hard for a lot of people to do because of fear of retaliation. If you can do this first step that’s great. \n\nIf the first step isn’t working for you call the police. You can request to remain anonymous. Before hanging up with the police ask for the call # and write it down. This is your proof that you called and that you were disturbed. Have the police talk to the people causing the problem. \n\nNow that you have a call # it is time to keep track of times you are disturbed. What you need to do is write: (1) The time the disturbance started and ended. (2) What type of noise was it. (3) What you were doing at the time of disturbance (sleeping, reading, family time ect…. This should be kept in order.\n\nIf this is an ongoing problem don’t call the police every time you are disturbed. Instead do what I mentioned above. Call the police once a week and let the police talk to your neighbors. Every time you call the police ask for the call # and tell them what call #’s you have and request that your call #s be noted on the new call. This makes it a lot easier to build a case.  Wait one month and if the problem still continues call the police and request that you be contacted. When the officer arrives provide all the call #s and your list of items from above.  Request that charges are filed on the person causing the problem. In may cities a noise disturbance is a class one misdemeanor. \n\nContinue to keep track. \n\nThe reason for the steps above…. If this ends up in court you will have good hard evidence. The list will tell the court what a pain this person is. The call #s will show the court that it was you that called the police in attempt to resolve the issue.  Both list and #s are the most important part. You might ask why not call the police every time….. My answer, it makes no sense. The police were there once this week and the problem is still ongoing. The people are ignoring authority. Calling once a week is good. The court loves to see that someone has everything in order. \n\nDo not retaliate by making noise.
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Report it to the District or Province Prosecutors Office or Department.  Usually they are the overseers of local police & constabularies.
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Start with a police report with your local PD.  Follow up.  If no action was taken, file with the county, then the state, then federal.  A papertrail is your best resolution.  Help them out by copying the pop up and note where you were when you got the pop up.
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My friend had a great idea when it came to her neighbors' barking dog. \nRecord the dog barking, then set up your recorder with an extension cord to the edge of your property (next to the barking dog neighbor) hit the PLAY button and drive away for the afternoon.\nOR you could just call the city and complain.
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Call the county cops there and ask them.
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Howabout a meager jackazz
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You should go to the local police department and ask to speak to the "Watch Commander".  Explain your situation to the shift's Watch Commander, and they will guide you to the first step of the department's Citizen Complaint procedure.\n\nIn the case of my department (I'm one of those "monkies", or correctly spelled "monkeys", that the ignorant "poetic_universe" spoke of) we have the citizen fill out a sworn statement, and a full investigation, including pulling the tapes, takes place.  Sometimes the complaint is justified, and discipline can be anywhere from a reprimand to suspension to termination, and sometimes the complaint is unfounded.  Sometimes the 911 call taker followed procedures that do not live up to resident's expectations ... and the command staff need it brought to their attention that policies and procedures need to be changed.
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Call the police and report your neighbor!
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for a petition, think of something you would sign yourself, if someone presented it to you.  i would try calling local police to set up one of those digital things that tell you how fast you are going or request an officer drive by. after you contact the city council with your petition, and nothing happens, call a local newspaper or t.v. station. good luck with this! keeping kids safe is #1!