Welcome to the Report a crime web Page

The U.S. Attorney’s Office is primarily a litigating office and not an investigative office. Almost all of the complaints received request that we investigate some allegation. We either refer those complaints to one of the investigating agencies or we return the complaint with instructions to go to one of those agencies. Your complaint will be more efficiently processed if you go directly to the most appropriate agency. Below is a list of the more common types of crimes with links to the appropriate agency information.

This list is not exhaustive, it is only a generic summary. You should visit the agency web pages and/or contact the agency directly for assistance and detailed information.

Arson and Explosives Bank Fraud/Money Laundering Bank Robberies Bankruptcy Fraud Border Crimes Child Exploitation and Child Pornography Child Support Enforcement Civil Rights Abuses Civil Rights Complaints Computer Crimes Consumer Fraud Counterfeiting Credit Card Fraud Customs Drugs and Narcotics Education Fraud Elder Abuse Environmental Crime Failure to Register as a Sex Offender Firearms Fair Housing/Housing Discrimination Fish & Wildlife Crimes Food Stamp Fraud

Fraud Against the Federal Government Freedom of Information Requests Gang Activity Hate Crimes Health Care Fraud Housing Fraud Human Trafficking Identity Theft Immigration Crime Internet Fraud Labor/Employment/Retirement Fraud Mortgage Fraud Organized Crime Postal Crimes Public Corruption Social Security Fraud Stalking Tax Fraud Telemarketing Fraud Terrorism and National Security Threats Against the President Veteran’s Affairs Violations Violent Crime

To see detailed contact information on all the above listed crimes, please click here.

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