Surrey Police: Report Hate Crime By Incident

Transphobic Incidents

Surrey Police define a transphobic incident to be:

"Any incident perceived to be transphobic by the victim or any other person."

Surrey Police are committed to identifying and prosecuting perpetrators of transphobic crime. Reporting incidents to police provides essential information which enables the police to prevent further incidents taking place and to identify those responsible.

We will treat information sensitively and in confidence. All necessary steps will be taken to protect the identity of the person reporting the crime or providing information. We will record the incident regardless of whether the victim supports and further action to enable a better assessment of Hate Crime patterns.

You can report Hate Crime in confidence by selecting the method of your choice. The options include:

Call 999 in an emergency
Through this website, using our short, secure and confidential form. You can choose to remain anonymous if you wish.
By calling Surrey Police on 0845 125 2222
By calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
Through one of our partner websites who specialise in such incidents

Hate Crime Coordinators have been appointed in every division. These officers have been specifically selected to advise and support victims of hate crime. See our Who to Contact section for more information.

Hate crime is wrong and victims do not have to put up with it. Help is available.

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Specific Incidents

You can obtain further information on how to report specific incidents and what can be done to tackle hate crime by clicking the appropriate links below:

Religious Incidents. "Any incident perceived to be on the grounds of religion or faith by the victim or any other person."
Race and Racist Incidents. "Any incident perceived to be racist by the victim or any other person."
Homophobic Incidents. "Any incident perceived to be homophobic by the victim or any other person."
Disability Related Incidents. "Any incident perceived to be on the grounds of a person's physical or mental impairment by the victim or any other person."
Transphobic Related Incidents. "Any incident perceived to be transphobic by the victim or any other person."

Surrey Police Statement on Hate Crime

Surrey Police will not tolerate any form of Hate Crime and will speedily respond, investigate, identify and prosecute offenders to the satisfaction of the victim and the community, thereby seeking to reduce repeat victimisation.

Surrey Police recognise the reluctance of some victims to come forward to police for a variety of reasons. We are committed to identifying and prosecuting perpetrators. Reporting incidents to police provides essential information which enables us to prevent further incidents taking place and to identify those responsible. You can find more information on reporting Hate Crime here.

Our policy is to fully record and exhaustively investigate all forms of Hate Crime. We will give high priority to the investigation of Hate rime and a full range of investigative and forensic tactices will be employed.