Fearless in Merseyside
Campaign launched in Merseyside
Everyone deserves to feel safe where they live, and we can all do our bit to make that possible.
Got info about a crime? Speak up to help keep Merseyside safe.

Spot the signs
Knowing what signs to look out for can help you keep yourself and your friends safe from crime. Learn about different crime types here.

The 5 D’s
Becoming an active bystander isn’t easy. Knowing our options can make it easier to help others and ourselves – if you see a problem, and it’s safe to do so, you can intervene with one of the 5 D’s…
100% anonymous. Always.
We have an anonymity promise. That means, if you choose to pass on information to us, we’ll never ask for your name, age, or any other personal details. No one will ever know that you contacted us.
Got info about a crime? #BeFearless and tell us what you know.
Call 0800 555 111 and speak to one of our friendly team, or go to our online form:

Victim of crime?
Because of our promise of anonymity, we cannot take, respond to or pass on information from victims of the crime.
To report being a victim of online crime, or if you are concerned about someone – please contact the Police on 101. In an emergency ALWAYS call 999.