St. Johns County Citizen's Online Reporting System

David B. Shoar, Sheriff  


Welcome to the St John's County Sheriff's Office (SJSO) Citizen's Online Reporting System. Using this voluntary system allows you to submit a report and obtain a copy of the report for your records. In order to file an online report you must have a valid email address. If you do not have an email address you may call (904) 824-8304 and a deputy will assist you with your report.

If a crime is occurring, posing an immediate threat or

someone is injured, call 911 immediately.

Before using the online reporting system, be aware that the

incident must meet the following:

 

*Only reports that involve crimes which occur within The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office jurisdiction (unincorporated areas) can be filed online. If the incident occurred in an incorporated area, contact the appropriate agency directly.

    City of St Augustine: St Augustine Police Department (904) 825-1070

    City of St Augustine Beach: St Augustine Beach Police Department (904) 471-3600

 

*Currently, only the following crimes may be filed online with The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office:

    Theft (total loss not more than $300.00), Example click here

    Vehicle Burglary (total loss not more than $300.00), Example click here

 

You may add information about property previously reported lost or stolen or you have additional details of property taken in a theft such as serial numbers.

Once the report is approved by a supervisor the report will be available for you. Please contact our Records Section by calling (904) 824-8304 or email your request to SJSORecords@sjso.org


Frequently Asked Questions:


Question: What do I do if online incident reporting is not right for me?
Answer: Online reporting is only an option. You may call our office and request a deputy file the report for you at anytime.

Question: Can I report my lost or stolen prescription pills online?
Answer: No. The reporting of Controlled Substances should be investigated by a deputy sheriff,
please call (904)824-8304.

Question: Can I report my lost or stolen firearm online?
Answer: No. To report lost or stolen firearms call (904) 824-8304

Question: If I have suspect information/description or I know who committed the crime, can I file an online report.
Answer: NO, a deputy should be requested so that an investigation can be conducted and a report completed by law enforcement.

Question: Should I file an online report if an incident is occurring or has just occurred?
Answer: No, Call 911 if an emergency exists, or 904-824-8304 and a deputy will respond to the incident.

Question: Is online reporting an appropriate choice for reporting a wanted individual?
Answer: No, online reporting is for the initiation of a previously unreported crime. Simply call our office with the information or contact the local Crime Stoppers organization if you wish to remain anonymous or be eligible for a reward.

Question: What if this incident is related to a traffic crash?
Answer: If this incident is related to a traffic crash please call the appropriate local law enforcement agency or the Florida Highway Patrol. Crashes must be investigated at the time of the incident by law enforcement.

IT IS A CRIME TO FILE A FALSE POLICE REPORT!

Whoever knowingly and willfully gives false information concerning the alleged commission of any crime, may result in the reporting party's criminal prosecution.

Statute 837.05 False Reports to Law Enforcement Authorities

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Online Reporting Criteria, Guidelines and Terms of Use Please review the Privacy Statement for the SJSO Citizen's Online Reporting System.

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