Call 999 immediately if:

• There is a danger to life or immediate risk of harm.

• A crime is currently in progress.

• Violence is being used or threatened.

• The suspect is still at the scene.

Hearing or speech impaired: Use the emergency SMS service by texting 999 (pre-registration required) or use the 999 BSL video relay service. 

Online Reporting (Recommended): The West Midlands Police Online Portal is the fastest way to report non-urgent crimes, such as criminal damage, theft, or anti-social behaviour.

Call 101: Use the national non-emergency number for general enquiries or to report incidents that do not require an immediate response. This service is available 24/7.

Live Chat: You can often find a "Live Chat" option on the West Midlands Police website during certain hours for real-time digital assistance. 

Crimestoppers: To report information about a crime without giving your name, call 0800 555 111 or use the Crimestoppers online form. 

Wednesfield and Heath Town Team: You can find updates specifically for your area and see your local neighbourhood officers on the Wednesfield and Heath Town area page.