Tip-off Norwegian Police

By tipping-off the Police about criminal incidents, you are helping preventing the same incdents from happening again.

  • Proceed to one of the categories listed below. You can use the general tips form for all other types of crime that you will not find under the categories.
  • You choose whether you write who you are. It can be useful for the police to have the opportunity to contact you. 

  • You can not expect feedback from the police on the tip you submitted.
  • If you have chosen to provide contact information, the police may contact you for more information about the case.

Tipping is not the same as reporting a crime. You can report something that has happened to you, or something you own. For example:

  • Theft
  • Robbery
  • Threats
  • Scams
  • Vandalism

Please meet at the Police to report a crime.

Call us

The police telephone, 02800, is manned around the clock. Is the situation acute? Call the police emergency number 112. 

Tip-off Norwegian Police

Suspicions relating to financial crime, undeclared work, violence and threats, rape, illegal drugs, drunk driving and other situations.

Report war crimes in Ukraine

Повідомте нам про військовий злочин в Україні, Сообщите нам о военном преступлении в Украине

Tip of Anne Elisabeth Hagen investigation

Send information, and tip the police.

Sexual exploitation of children on the Internet

Tell the police if you suspect instances of grooming, sexual blackmail or sexually degrading or offensive conduct on the Internet.

Explosive chemicals

Information about suspicious transactions, theft, or disappearance of chemicals that can be used to produce explosives.

Radicalisation and violent extremism on the Internet

Tell the police about usage of violence for political, ideological or religious reasons.

Online hate speech

Tell us about any site posting threats or hate speech targeting skin colour, ethnic background, religion, outlook, homosexual orientation or disability.

Trafficking in human beings

Human trafficking is transnational, organised, and criminal. It may involve trade of children, organ trade, forced labour, and sexual exploitation.

Fisheries crime

Tell the police about crime connected with the capture, landing, production, transport, export and sale of fish and fish products.

Cybercrime and fraud

Share with the police information about crime targeting or committed using computer systems. Computer attack, hacking, computer viruses and fraud.