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Desloge Police Department
1000 North Desloge Drive
Desloge, MO 63601

Ph:(573) 431-3700
Fx: (573) 431-4490
Contact Us

Crime Tips

Want to play an effective role in our community? Let us know if you suspect illegal activity in your area.

For a crime in progress or for any other emergency, please call 911

For all other crime related activity, you may call the Desloge Police Department at (573) 431-1463 to speak to an officer or submit an anonymous tip by using our online submission form HERE.

Keeping our neighborhood safe takes perseverance, diligence, and teamwork. The use of all available resources is encouraged. Below are links to other agencies where you can submit tips.

 

Crimes Against Children

Report Child Abuse or Neglect with Missouri Department of Social Services

Report Child Pornography or Suspected Child Sexual Exploitation to the CyberTipline at the National Center For Missing & Exploited Children

 

Crimes Involving Drugs and Illegal Substances

For drug related activity, you may call the Desloge Police Department at (573) 431-1463 to speak to an officer or submit an anonymous tip by using our online submission form HERE.

You may also contact the Mineral Area Drug Task Force at (573) 431-7314. Read More

 

Domestic Abuse & Violence

If you're the victim of domestic violence, or know someone who is, you must report it to the police and the courts, who may issue a restraining order order or incarcarate the abuser. The most important thing is to NOT remain silent.

1. Gather information. Jot down the time, address or place, and as much detailed information as possible.
2. Call 911 while it is happening if possible. Describe the situation as clearly as possible to the operator. If you are the victim, attempt to find a safe place to wait until the police arrive.
3. Contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-7233 or online at http://www.thehotline.org to report the abuse.
4. Visit the Web site for the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence at http://www.ncadv.org to find support groups for domestic violence victims in your area as well as additional resources to help you heal.
5. Seek counseling from an accredited psychologist. Ensure that they have experience counseling victims of domestic violence before visiting them.

 

To see a full list of what the FBI Investigates, please visit http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate