NYPD 75th Precinct · East New York, Brooklyn
File a Report or Request Records
Step-by-step guidance for reporting non-emergency incidents, submitting tips, and accessing public records.
🚨 Crime in progress or immediate danger?
Always call 911 first. The forms and instructions on this page are for non-emergency situations only.
Pick the Report That Matches Your Situation
Each type below is routed to the right place automatically.
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Online Police Report
Lost property, theft under $1,000, vandalism, harassment
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Quality of Life (311)
Noise, illegal dumping, graffiti, abandoned vehicles, sanitation
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Anonymous Tip
Crime Stoppers — 100% anonymous, eligible for cash rewards
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Public Records (FOIL)
Request police records, body-worn camera footage, statistics
How to File a Non-Emergency Police Report
For incidents that don’t require an immediate response — lost property, minor theft, vandalism, harassment.
Three ways to file
1. Online — fastest. Visit nyc.gov/nypd → “File a Police Report Online.” You’ll get a confirmation number immediately.
2. By phone. Call the precinct non-emergency line at (718) 827-3511. An officer will take your statement.
3. In person. Walk into 1000 Sutter Avenue any time — front desk is staffed 24/7.
What to have ready
- Date, time, and exact location of the incident
- Description of property lost / stolen / damaged (with serial numbers if possible)
- Description of any suspect or vehicle involved
- Any photos, receipts, or supporting documentation
- Your contact information for follow-up
Eligible online report types
- Lost property
- Theft of property valued under $1,000 (no suspect known)
- Vandalism / criminal mischief (no suspect known)
- Harassing communications
Public Records (FOIL Requests)
New York’s Freedom of Information Law lets the public access records held by government agencies.
What you can request
- A copy of a police report from your own incident
- Body-worn camera footage
- Arrest, summons, or 911 call records
- Crime statistics and precinct data
- Officer body-worn camera policies and procedures
How to submit a FOIL request
Online — fastest. Use NYPD’s online portal: nyc.gov/nypd → FOIL. Be specific about what you’re requesting and include relevant dates, locations, and report or arrest numbers if known.
Response time. By law, NYPD must acknowledge your request within 5 business days. Most requests are fulfilled within 20 business days, though complex requests can take longer.
Cost. The first 4 hours of search are free. Beyond that, fees may apply for staff time and copying.
Crime Stats & Open Data
Free, public access to precinct-level crime data and citywide statistics.