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Residents of Auburn, Maine, can now report certain crimes or complaints online.
The Auburn Police Department' has launched a web-based, non-emergency reporting system that will allow citizens to file certain incidents over the Internet at their convenience.
The public can file reports at a time that is best for them, without having to wait for an officer to respond or call them back.The system allows users to submit the incident then print a copy of the temporary police report for free.
The system is designed for reports such as animal complaints, crime tips, harassment, thefts, vacant house checks and vandalism.
Auburn Police Department Launches Online Police Reporting
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