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The Alliance Information Sharing team manages the sharing Agreements Devon & Cornwall Police are signatories to.
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If you've reported a crime to us, find out how we investigate it, the possible outcomes and when to expect a crime reference number.
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Support and information for victims of crime
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Your right to anonymity and what you can do if you're unhappy with how we treat you.
AdviceThe adoption of a national website, known as Single Online Homes for police forces has continued to create challenges.
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You can remain anonymous when you contact the police about sensitive issues, such as sexual assault. We'll only try to trace you if you're in danger.
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What wildlife crime is and what can you do about it.
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Find out what to do if a criminal has taken control of someone’s home and is using it for criminal activity, such as drug dealing.
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