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Submitting a Safety Tip

Safety Tips · Updated 1 March 2026

Submitting a Safety Tip

Community members are encouraged to share practical safety knowledge. Your tip could help someone avoid a dangerous situation.

How to submit

Go to Submit a Safety Tip and fill out the short form:

  1. Tip content — write your tip clearly and concisely (50–300 characters recommended)
  2. Category — choose the crime type your tip addresses
  3. Context — choose the setting where your tip applies
  4. Area (optional) — if your tip is specific to a neighbourhood, select it here
  5. Source (optional) — if your tip is based on a specific incident or pattern you have observed, you can note that here

What happens after you submit

  1. Your tip enters a review queue
  2. An editor reviews it for accuracy, actionability, and appropriateness
  3. If approved, it is published within 1–3 business days
  4. You do not need to create an account — submissions are anonymous by default

What gets rejected

  • Generic advice with no specific actionability (e.g. “be careful”)
  • Tips that name specific individuals as perpetrators
  • Unverified claims about specific locations that could constitute defamation
  • Duplicate tips that are substantially similar to existing published tips

Privacy

You do not need to provide any personal information to submit a tip. The submission form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to prevent spam — this does not track you.

If you include contact information in the form’s optional field, it is used only for editorial follow-up and is never published.

Editing a published tip

Once a tip is published, edits require contacting us. If you notice a published tip that is outdated or inaccurate, contact us with the tip ID and the correction.

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