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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Police Report Release form in the editor.
- Begin by entering your name or the agency's name in the 'NAME OF APPLICANT OR AGENCY' field.
- Fill in the 'DATE OF APPLICATION' and provide a contact 'PHONE NUMBER' along with your 'E-MAIL ADDRESS'.
- Complete your 'MAILING ADDRESS' for any correspondence related to the report.
- Input the 'POLICE REPORT #' and specify the 'REPORT DATE AND TIME' of the incident.
- Indicate the 'LOCATION OF INCIDENT' and select the 'TYPE OF REPORT' from available options.
- List the names of individuals involved in the incident under 'NAME OF PERSON(S) INVOLVED'.
- Choose your preferred method of report distribution: E-MAIL, POSTAL-MAIL, FAX, or PICK UP.
- Select your status as a party of interest and provide any necessary documentation if required.
- Sign and date the certification section to confirm your request is valid.
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