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Cyber Crime Report
OnlineAllows users to quickly submit complaints about online crimes directly to cybercrime authorities through an online portal.
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Know Your Case
DetailsAllows users to check the status and details of their registered case online using their case or complaint information.
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Know Your Case
OfficerAllows users to find the assigned officer responsible for handling their registered case.
Ontario Police Cyber Crime Department
Handles and investigates cyber-related crimes such as online fraud, hacking, and digital threats to ensure public safety.
Investigates and responds to cyber-related crimes such as online fraud, hacking, and identity theft. It also works to protect the public by tracking digital threats and supporting victims of cybercrime.
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Cybercrime Investigation
Investigates cyber offenses like hacking, online fraud, and identity theft using advanced digital forensics to track criminals and collect electronic evidence.
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Public Safety & Victim Support
Protects citizens from cyber threats while providing support, guidance, and awareness to help victims stay safe online.
Ontario Provincial Police
“Stay aware, stay safe—citizens and the Ontario Provincial Police protecting our communities together.”
We are the Ontario Provincial Police
“Commissioner S. MacDonald stands as a symbol of integrity, courage, and unwavering service. With steady leadership, he guides the Ontario Provincial Police in protecting communities and upholding justice. His commitment reflects the highest ideals of duty and public trust. Through his example, the spirit of service continues to inspire those who wear the badge.”
“Chief Superintendent J. Lee exemplifies strength, integrity, and dedicated leadership. Through her service with the Ontario Provincial Police, she upholds the values of justice and community trust. Her commitment to duty inspires both her colleagues and the citizens she protects. She stands as a proud example of courage, professionalism...
“Superintendent S. Adetunji leads with strength, wisdom, and unwavering dedication to duty. Through his service with the Ontario Provincial Police, he upholds the highest standards of justice and professionalism. His leadership inspires confidence among colleagues and the communities he serves. he stands as a true guardian of public safety.”
“Deputy Commissioner A. Ross Jensen exemplifies visionary leadership and steadfast dedication to public service. Through his work with the Ontario Provincial Police, he strengthens the values of integrity, accountability, and community trust. His guidance inspires excellence within the force and confidence among the public. With honor and commitment...
“Superintendent of Cybercrime Daniel Willow stands at the forefront of modern policing and digital security. Through his work with the OPP. He protects communities from evolving cyber threats. His expertise and leadership strengthen the fight against crime in the digital world. With dedication and innovation, he safeguards the future of public safety.”
Who we are
“With courage, integrity, and service, the Ontario Provincial Police stand committed to protecting every community.”
“Who we are is defined by service, integrity, and unwavering dedication to the public. As members of the Ontario Provincial Police, we stand united in protecting our communities. Our strength lies in teamwork, professionalism, and respect for every citizen we serve. Together, we uphold justice and work every day to build a safer future.”
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30+ Emergency Assistance Center
30+ Emergency Assistance Center provides quick, reliable support by connecting people to more than 30 essential emergency services whenever help is needed.
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Over 12M+ Cases Solved Online Till Now
Over 12 million cases have been successfully resolved online, delivering fast, reliable assistance to people whenever they need support.
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10000+ Uniformed Officers
Dedicated to protecting communities and responding quickly whenever help is needed.
CASE STUDIES
Our case studies
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Cybercrime Department
Online Scammer Money Fraud
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Domestic Violence
Family or Partner Abuse Incident
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Driving Complaints
Reckless or Unsafe Driving Report
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Involves a Weapons
Weapon-Related Threat or Incident
FAQS
Have questions in your mind? get the answers now
How do I file a complaint about a police officer?
If you have concerns about police conduct, you can file a complaint with the appropriate oversight body in Ontario (such as the Office of the Independent Police Review Director). Complaints can usually be submitted online, by mail, or in person, and will be reviewed according to provincial guidelines.
How can I stay updated on local police alerts and news?
You can stay informed by: Visiting your local police website Following official police social media accounts Signing up for community alert systems (if available in your area) These channels provide updates on emergencies, safety tips, and community notices.
How do I request a police record check?
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What should I do if I am stopped by police?
Stay calm, be respectful, and follow the officer’s instructions. You may be required to provide identification in certain situations (such as when driving). If you have concerns about the interaction, you can file a complaint afterward through the appropriate oversight body.
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