If you need to report a crime or incident in Davao City, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do so:

Reporting a Crime or Incident in Davao City

1. Contact the Davao City Police Office (DCPO)

Emergency Reporting:

• For Immediate Assistance: Dial 911 or 1620 for emergency services. This is the quickest way to get immediate help for urgent situations.

Non-Emergency Reporting:

• Police Station: Visit the nearest police station for non-emergency matters.
• Location: Camp Sergeant Quintin Merecido, J.P. Laurel Avenue, Davao City
• Contact: +63 82 227 9571

Services:

• Filing a police report
• Reporting crimes such as theft, assault, or vandalism
• Seeking police assistance

2. Use the Davao City Police Department’s Online Services

Website:

• Davao City Police Office Website:Davao City Police Office
  • Some services may include online reporting or contact forms for specific types of incidents.

Social Media:

• Facebook Page: Check the DCPO’s official Facebook page for updates and contact options. They often provide information on how to report crimes online or via social media.

3. Report to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) – Davao City

Description:

For more serious crimes or federal matters, you may contact the NBI for assistance.

Services:

• Criminal investigation
• Clearance issuance
• Reporting complex or serious crimes

Location:

NBI Building, Davao City

Contact:

+63 82 225 1194

4. Visit the Barangay Office

Description:

For local issues or minor incidents, you can report them to your local barangay office.

Services:

• Assistance with local disputes
• Filing complaints or reports for minor incidents

Location:

Contact your respective barangay office within Davao City for the specific location and contact details.

5. File a Complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR)

Description:

If the incident involves human rights violations or abuse, you can file a complaint with the CHR.

Location:

CHR Regional Office, Davao City

Contact:

+63 82 224 8283

6. Additional Tips

• Gather Evidence: Collect any evidence related to the crime or incident, such as photographs, documents, or witness statements.
• Provide Details: When reporting, provide as much detail as possible, including time, location, and description of the incident.
• Follow Up: Keep a record of your report and follow up with the authorities as needed.