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In emergencies, always call the emergency number 110!
To help ensure your criminal complaint or tip is processed promptly, please be sure to provide the following information about yourself and how to contact you:
- Last name and first name
- Date and place of birth
- Street and house number
- Zip code and city
- Phone number (where you can be reached during the day)
- Email address
Describe exactly when and where the incident occurred and who was involved. Please provide a detailed account of the events. In cases of theft or property damage, please tell us what was stolen or damaged and the extent of the damage.
If you have a specific suspect or know of any witnesses to the incident, please include their information in your report. If you cannot provide their details, please provide as detailed a description of the person as possible.
If the matter is not particularly urgent or if you wish to provide confidential data or information, you can find your local police station here.
Tips and information for parents, children, and teens on how to improve their personal safety can be found on the police crime prevention website: www.polizei-beratung.de
Phone number: 112
Hotline for women affected by violence and those in their social circle
Phone number: 0800 116 016
Website: www.hilfetelefon.de
Hotline for men affected by violence and those in their social circle
Phone number: 0800 1239900
Website: www.maennerhilfetelefon.de
Anonymous Counseling – Including for Confidential Childbirth
Phone Number: 0800 40 40 020
Website: www.geburt-vertraulich.de
Counseling for victims and their families in cases of suspected child sexual abuse
Phone number: 0800 22 55 530
Website: www.hilfe-portal-missbrauch.de
Counseling for children and adolescents in crisis
via email, group chat, or in open forums
Website: www.jugendnotmail.de
Joint initiative of the Protestant and Catholic Churches
Phone number: 0800 111 0 111 or 0800 111 0 222
Website: www.telefonseelsorge.de
In an emergency, you can use the nora emergency app to quickly and easily reach the police, fire department, and emergency medical services anywhere in Germany.
Website: www.aktion-tu-was.de
Download: www.nora-notruf.de
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The Most Important Emergency Numbers to Print Out
This printable template includes the most important emergency numbers as well as space for your personal emergency contacts. Simply print it out and hang it in a clearly visible spot—for example, on the refrigerator or the family bulletin board. That way, all family members, especially children, can quickly find the right contacts in an emergency.