Frequently Asked Questions
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Sheriff's Office - Patrol
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Sheriff's Office - Patrol
If you are currently experiencing an emergency, call 911 now!
For non emergency call (435) 438-2862
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Sheriff's Office - Patrol
If you are a crime victim or if you witness a crime, your observations can lead to a faster resolution of the case. When you report a crime, a Beaver County Sheriff’s Office dispatcher will ask you to describe the suspect(s) you observed. Never place your personal safety or the safety of those around you in jeopardy to get a better description of a subject, but if possible, make a mental picture of the suspect(s) by scanning the individual(s) from top to bottom, and outside to inside.
Things to Note
Individuals
Note the most obvious information first: race, sex, approximate age, and weight/height. Then note hair and eye color, complexion and any distinguishing features such as glasses, scars, facial hair, etc.
Notice what the person is wearing, starting with the outside layer of clothing. Many times a suspect may remove outerwear to elude law enforcement officers.
Vehicles
If you're describing a vehicle, remember the acronym CYMBALS:
- Color
- Year
- Make
- Body
- Additional descriptive features
- License
- State
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Sheriff's Office - Patrol
Beaver County Victim Services was established to render assistance to crime victims and witnesses. For more information, visit our Victim Advocate page.
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Sheriff's Office - Patrol
If you have information about a crime, witnessed a crime, or have overheard someone discussing participation in a crime, don't be afraid to report it. With the help of the community, more cases are solved, arrests are made, and property is recovered.
You can report an any crime tips by calling dispatch at (435) 438-2862 where you can remain anonymous if you choose, or by submitting your tip with our online form.