If you are the survivor of sexual assault, you can report the incident online if:

• You are not in danger
• The person who assaulted you is not present
• There is no evidence present that may be collected by police (blood, semen, saliva, etc.). Evidence can be collected for up to 12 days after the sexual assault has occurred. 
• You have access to a private email address, to which the suspect does not have access  

You should not file a sexual assault report online if:

• You are in danger
• The sexual assault just happened, or the person who assaulted you is nearby
• You were also the victim of personal violence, or the person who assaulted you is an intimate partner
• You are injured or require medical attention
• You do not have access to a private email address

If any of the above are true, call 9-1-1 in the case of an emergency, contact the non-emergency line at 1-519-631-1224, or attend St. Thomas Police headquarters to have an officer take your report. 

Filing a false police report is a crime. 

NOTE: This form will be viewed by a member of the Criminal Investigative Branch and you will be contacted for further follow up by a member of this unit.