Information on hate crimes and non-crime hate incidents. What you can do if you, or someone you know, is a victim. Police Scotland has an important role in ensuring Scotland is a safe and welcoming ...

Safer communities, less crime, supported victims and a thriving workforce. Read about our 2030 vision and three-year plan. Recruitment events Police Scotland support those who wish to become police ...

101 is the number to contact the police when it’s less urgent than 999. The 101 non-emergency number will make it quicker and easier for you to contact the police when you don’t need an emergency ...

This form can be used to get in touch with Police Scotland for issues of a non-serious nature. If your enquiry is urgent or you wish to report an ongoing incident please telephone 101. Phone 999 if ...

In this section you will find information on different types of fraud. You will find advice on how you can try to avoid becoming a victim. Fraud is a crime in where deception is used for personal gain ...

To find the address of Police Scotland stations in your community, select your home area from the menu on the left. Police Scotland support those who wish to become police officers, special constables ...

Winter means changes in the roads, shorter days and changing weather. We all have a responsibility to keep Scotland’s roads safe during the winter months.

In this section you can find the very latest news about our police operations, arrests and appeals for information. Every year we run public campaigns to highlight different ways that people can keep ...

Information about protecting your house and security. Police Scotland support those who wish to become police officers, special constables or police staff by hosting various online and in-person ...

In this page you can discover what domestic abuse is, information on the Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act and how you can report it. Information on what to do if someone you know is being affected by ...

Hate crime is behaviour which is both criminal and rooted in prejudice. The legal definition of hate crime is "any crime which is understood by the victim or any other person as being motivated ...

Jo Farrell has overall command and responsibility for the Police Service of Scotland and leads 22,000 officers and staff serving communities across a third of the United Kingdom’s landmass. Chief ...