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    This document provides information about when to contact the police via 101 or 999. Calling 101 is for non-emergencies such as reporting a stolen car, damaged property, or drug use in your neighborhood. You should only call 101 when located in the UK. Calling 999 is for emergencies like an in-progress crime, a nearby criminal, or danger to life from violence.

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    This document provides information about when to contact the police via 101 or 999. Calling 101 is for non-emergencies such as reporting a stolen car, damaged property, or drug use in your neighborhood. You should only call 101 when located in the UK. Calling 999 is for emergencies like an in-progress crime, a nearby criminal, or danger to life from violence.

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    Holly mills 26th January 2015

    The police

    When you want to contact the police but it is less


    urgent you can call 101. You can call 101 if your
    car has been stolen your property has been
    damaged you suspect drug use in your
    neighbourhood to give police information about a
    crime in your area. You can only call 101 when
    you are within England, wales, Scotland or
    Northern Ireland.
    You should call 999 when it is an emergency such
    as a crime is in progress someone has done a
    crime and they are nearby when there is danger
    to life or violence is been used.
    Holly mills 26th January 2015

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