Surrey Police takes all hate crime and incidents seriously, and is committed to tackling homophobic hate crime. Incidents of a homophobic nature are unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
We are committed to reducing the fear of crime and making public places safer. But we cannot do it alone. Help the police to help you by reporting crimes and incidents to us. Left unreported, the offenders are free to commit similar offences again - indeed many offenders consider minority communities an easy target because they think they won't be reported.
Reporting incidents to police provides essential information to prevent further incidents and to identify those responsible, so we can bring them to justice.
We recognise and understand that for a variety of reasons some people may find it difficult to report incidents directly to the police.
In acknowledgement of this there are a number of ways to report homophobic incidents by selecting the method of your choice
• Call 999 in an emergency
• Through our Hate Crime web site using our short secure reporting form. You can choose to remain anonymous if you wish. Report it now website
• By calling Surrey Police on 0845 125 2222
• By calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 |
