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You can call 911 if you are in immediate danger. Help will come to you, wherever you are. You can also contact the police department in the jurisdiction where the assault happened.
You can call 517-483-STOP (7867) at any time. The phone line is manned 24/7 to speak with Crime Stoppers staff. Give all the detailed information you can about the crime and the suspects. You do not have to give your name and Crime Stoppers does not utilize caller ID.
So yes, all parties will be contacted, and if there is enough to show a crime has been committed, it will be sent to the DA and they will decide whether or not to file charges. Most departments, if not all, have an incident report. These arent formal reports. Just a record of a call in their system.
How to Get a Michigan Car Accident Police Report Go to michigan.gov/msp and click Traffic Crash Reports under Popular Online Services Register to use the system. Click on MSP Records Request Complete the form to request and pay for a State of Michigan Traffic Crash Report (UD-10)
To file a police report, search online for the local law enforcement agencys contact information where the crime occurred. Most local law enforcement agencies accept anonymous tips or crime reports online or by phone. To learn more, contact your local police department.
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You can call 911 if you are in immediate danger. Help will come to you, wherever you are. You can also contact the police department in the jurisdiction where the assault happened. Call the direct line of the police department or visit the department in person.
Effective February 1, 2006, Michigan law regarding criminal records has changed. Now the general public may receive information on arrest records that do not have a conviction attached. You still will not receive information about warrants, suppressed records, federal records, or criminal records from other states.

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