Gwinnett Police introduce online reporting tool

The Gwinnett County Police Department has a new web based police reporting option.

Victims of certain crimes like thefts, car break-ins, identity fraud, criminal trespass, damage to property and lost property can file a report over the Internet. The public can print a temporary copy. Once police approve it, the person receives an email with a copy of the report attached at no cost.

The program, purchased from the California software company Coplogic, is accessible at www.gwinnettpolice.com. Click on Citizens Online Police Reporting System.

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