Lucas County Sheriff’s Office

The COPRS online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report immediately and print a copy of the police report for free.

If this is an emergency, please call 911.

You cannot file a report if:

This is an emergency. (Please call 911.)
If you need to file a motor vehicle accident report
This incident occurred outside the Lucas County limits.
You have information on the suspect(s) (i.e., name and address).
You are reporting a theft offense, and the value of the stolen property is more than $3,000.
You are reporting a theft offense, and the stolen property is a firearm, license plates, a motor vehicle or hazardous material.
You are reporting property destruction, and the damage is valued at more than $3,000.
There is evidence to indicate that this is a hate crime or bias-related.
There is any physical evidence connected to the crime that needs to be collected (e.g., blood, obvious fingerprints).

If any of the above statements are true, you cannot file a report online using COPRS. Instead, you must call 419-255-8443 so that an officer can be dispatched to take a report.

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Police Reports

How can I get a copy of my police report?

If the Lucas County Sheriff’s Office took your complaint or report, a copy is available through the Record Bureau: PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST FORM.

How do I obtain a copy of my accident report?

If the Lucas County Sheriff’s Office took your accident report, a copy is available through the Record Bureau, which can be contacted at REQUEST FORM.