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- The site is telling me that my report has not been approved. What do I do?
Please allow three days for reports to be approved and ready on the system. If it has been more than three days since you filed your report, contact our Helpdesk or call us at (770) 929-4207. We will be glad to assist you further.
- I am getting a message that says "Security check failed. Please enter valid information for all fields".
Make sure you are entering the following information in the correct formats:
Accident Reports
- Case Number (format is 00-000000)
- Driver's License Number (format is 000000000)
- Tag Number (You must enter your tag number with no spaces. For example. If your tag number is 999 ABE, you will need to enter it into the web form as 999ABE).
Incident Reports
- Case Number (format is 00-000000)
- Last name of at least one party who is involved in the incident. Verify the spelling when you enter the name.
If you still cannot access your report, contact our Helpdesk or call us at (770) 929-4207 for further assistance.
- I am getting a message saying that my report may not be viewed on this site. What do I do?
Contact our Helpdesk or call us at (770) 929-4207. You may also come to the police department headquarters located at 1194 Scott Street in Conyers GA. Click here for directions to our headquarters.
Some reports contain information which is confidential under Georgia law. Therefore, these reports cannot be made available on the Internet.
Protect Yourself
Did you know that a good defensive strategy against crime involves knowledge and awareness? To help you learn more, the City of Conyers Police Department has put together some timely information on crime trends and other topics to help you protect yourself and your family.
Personalized Crime Prevention Program
Identity Theft
Cyber Crime
Crime Prevention
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Request a Personalized Crime Prevention Program
The Conyers Police Department (CPD) will gladly help you establish a Neighborhood Watch, a citizen's involvement program where citizens, in cooperation with their local law enforcement agency, directly participate in the detection and prevention of crime.
Similar to a Neighborhood Watch, the Business Watch program is best suited for businesses located in close proximity to one another.
The CPD will also come to your place of business to host seminars on topics such as loss prevention from robbery and shoplifting, internal theft and burglary.
Other services offered by the Conyers Police Department include:
- Security surveys or a walk through of a location where the officer suggests alternate methods of securing the business;
- Employee education programs with discussions on shoplifters, fraud, suspicious persons and personal safety;
- Police escorts, including "last to leave", a police watch for employees to safely make it to their vehicles, and travel with employees to make night deposits.
Identity Theft
Identity theft is one of America's fastest growing crime trends. Operating under a variety of methods, identity thieves obtain key pieces of our identities and fraudulently use this information for illegal gain.
Safeguarding your personal information is critical. Follow these steps to combat identity theft:
- Don't carry extra credit cards; only take what you must have;
- Shred all unneeded financial statements, receipts, "pre-approved" credit offers, etc.;
- Check your bills thoroughly for unknown charges or activity;
- Investigate any letters or statements regarding credit or property that you did not apply for or purchase;
- Do not write your social security number on any documents unless lawfully required;
- Never have your social security number listed on your driver's license;
- Request a credit report at least once a year to determine any unauthorized inquiries or activity;
- Order your social security benefits statement once a year to make sure that no one is using your social security number for means of income.
If you are a victim of identity theft or fraud:
- Contact your local police department immediately;
- Report the crime by phone to any creditor that might be affected. Follow up in writing and keep copies of this documentation
- Call the credit agencies:
- Equifax: 1-800-525-6285
- Experian (Formerly TRW): 1-888-397-3742
- Trans Union: 1-800-680-7289
Other Helpful Information:
- Social Security Benefits: 1-800-772-1213
- Social Security Fraud Hotline: 1-800-269-0271
- Consumer Credit Counseling Service: 1-800-388-2227
- Unwanted Junk Mail: Send a letter requesting that your name be removed from all mailing lists for junk mail: Direct Marketing Association, P.O. Box 9008, Farmingdale, NY 11735 (212) 768-7277
- This website is a valuable resource tool for anyone dealing with identity theft: www.fightidentitytheft.com
Cyber Crime
Cyber crime is defined as the use of Internet, e-mail, or other electronic communications device to steal one's identity or other personal information for purpose of exploitation. Information on how to prevent cyber crime from happening to you can be found on the U.S. Department of Justice website, www.cybercrime.gov.
Crime Prevention
By heeding the following safety and crime prevention tips, you may avoid becoming a victim:
Vehicle Safety Tips
- Park in a well-lit area whenever possible.
- Always check to make sure you have your keys with you. Never leave a "hidden" key on your car.
- Leaving your purse, laptop or cell phone in plain view is an open invitation to thieves. Lock all valuables in your trunk.
- Lock your vehicle at all times.
Home Safety Tips
- Rather than hiding a spare key at your home, leave one with a neighbor you can trust.
- If you receive frequent "wrong number" or obscene telephone calls, report the activity to police and the telephone company.
- When recording an outgoing message on your answering machine, never state that you are not at home or out of town.
- When traveling, use automatic timers on lights and have a neighbor pick up mail and newspapers on a daily basis.
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