CHAMPAIGN POLICE DEPARTMENT 82 E. University Ave. Champaign IL, 61820; Phone (217) 351-4545 OFFICIAL POLICE REPORT This report may be presented in person or mailed to the Champaign Police Department, Attn: B.J.Meyers. Do not fax. GEO-Code: Badge: Time Received: Case Number: Rpt Received By: Date Received: Identity Theft Information Provided Online Type of Occurrence: THEFT UNDER $500.00(0820) CRIMINAL DAMAGE (1310) 500.00(0810) LOST PROPERTY(9061) OTHER (9063) Address of Occurrence: Location type: House (290) Time Frame of Occurrence: Start Date: / / Time: End Date: Reporting Person/Victim: Date of Birth: / Month Day (176) / / , Last / , First Race: Height Year Driver’s License Number: State Issued: Email address: __________________________________________ Permanent Address: Street Apt Permanent Phone Number: Time: - - Sex: M F Weight Soc Sec: City Middle Hair Eye_________ - State Cell Phone Number: Zip - - Local Address: Street Local Phone Number: Apt - - City State Zip School: Employer: Address: ______________________________________ Phone Number: - - Bicycle Information- IF applicable (480) LEADS # COLOR MAKE MODEL SPEED FRAME SIZE WHEEL SIZE STYLE LOCKED Y/N SERIAL NUMBER AGENCY/CITY REGISTERED IDENTIFING MARKS REGISTRATION NUMBER VALUE $ Cell Phone Information- IF applicable (489) LEADS# COLOR MAKE MODEL TYPE SERIAL NUMBER PHONE NUMBER CARRIER CARRYING CASE Y/N VALUE $ BRAND MATERIAL OTHER IDENTIFIERS Purse/Wallet Information- IF applicable (740) COLOR DESIGN/LOGO FEATURES (bifold/zip top/etc) VALUE $ -Over- Missing Items/Contents- IF applicable Drivers License (557) Y/N State ID (647) Y/N Social Security (647) Y/N School ID(647) Y/N University Of IL ID(647) Y/N Other Currency (550) Y/N State Issued State Issued Passport (647) Y/N School Issued Parkland ID (647) Y/N Country LEADS # License Number ID Number Birth Certificate (647) Y/N US Currency (550) Y/N Value $ Value $ Checks/Credit/Debit Cards Financial Institution Issued Credit Card (541) Cancelled Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Check (492) Numbers Articles- IF applicable Description Item Value $ $ $ $ Vehicle Information- IF applicable YEAR MAKE MODEL PASSENGER CAR(821) TRUCK(831) PLATE Damage to: Hood BOTH Trunk Window REAR Antenna Owner if not same as above: Date of Birth: / Month Day OTHER VIN FRONT Door COLOR VAN /SUV (833) STATE Missing Plate(s)(679) LEADS # Value $ Mirror Hitch/Bumper , Last / Year Social Security: First - Apt City , Middle Sex: M / F Race: - Address: Street State Zip *NOTE: It is the recommendation of the Champaign Police Department that you cancel all credit/debit cards along with checking accounts and notify your financial institutions of your loss. Please complete a short narrative with information on the situation surrounding the incident you are reporting. Signature of reporting person/victim ________________________________Date____________________________ -Over- Instructions for completing and filing your Police Report Please make sure that when you are filling out your report you complete every blank that pertains to the event you are reporting. In order to file your report with our department, we are required to ask you for your personal information, which includes: Your Address and Phone number Your Date of Birth Your Race/Sex, Hair/Eye color Your Employer’s name, address, & phone number Name of School (If you are a student) Your Vehicle, Bicycle, Cell Phone, Purse or Wallet information if applicable. It is very important for you to include serial and model numbers of any items you report as lost or stolen. It is also important for you to include your estimated value of any items you are reporting lost, stolen, or damaged. If you have any questions about completing your report form you may contact the Champaign Police Department at 217-351-4545 and speak to a Police Services Representative for assistance. When your report is completed you may either mail the form back to the Police Department at: 82 E. University Avenue, Champaign, IL 61820 Attn: B.J. Meyers, or drop off the form at the Front Desk of the police department which is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO NOT EMAIL YOUR COMPLETED REPORT BACK TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE EMAIL ACCOUNT IS NOT ENCRYPTED. -Over- Police Department • 82 E. University • Champaign IL 61820 • (217) 351-4545 • fax (217) 403-6904 • www.ci.champaign.il.us IDENTITY THEFT ACTION STEPS If you think that you are a victim of fraud, call your credit card issuers to close or “flag” your accounts, and call your bank to put an alert on your checking accounts. If your social security number was used fraudulently, report the problem to the Social Security Administration’s Fraud Hotline at 1-800-269-0271. Contact the Federal Trade Commission at www.FTC.GOV to file a complaint, and receive additional forms and affidavit assistance. (1-877-ID-Theft) You are also entitled to a free yearly credit report, go to www.annualcreditreport.com The FTC will have the most up-todate information on the current contact information for the Credit Bureaus. Credit Bureaus: Call the fraud units of each of the three major credit bureaus to report all fraudulent transactions of which you are aware. Order a copy of your credit report from each, and instruct each credit bureau to put a “Fraud Alert” and statement on your information asking that creditors call you first before verifying any new credit applications. Do this by phone AND IN WRITING. TransUnion: www.tuc.com TransUnion, PO Box 6790, Fullerton, CA 92634: (800) 680-7289 Equifax: www.equifax.com Equifax Information Services LLC, PO Box 105069 Atlanta, GA 30348-5069 (800) 685-1111 Experian: www.experian.com Experian, PO Box 9530, Allen, TX 75013: (800) 379-3742 Have all three of the credit bureaus run a credit report , and have it mailed to you. Compare the information on your report with what you know is legitimate. Contact the Consumer Credit Counseling Service at 1-800-388-2227 for help in clearing false claims from your credit report. Creditors: Contact all creditors with whom your name has been used fraudulently, by phone, and in writing, to inform them of the identity theft. If your name, date of birth, and/or social security number has been used fraudulently, you will need to file the appropriate reports with the police departments in the jurisdiction that the crime occurred. If the identity theft involves the mail, you will also want to contact the local U.S. Postal Inspectors office. And in Illinois, you can also contact the Illinois Attorney General’s ID Theft hotline at 1-866999-5630 for further assistance. -Over-