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All victims of crime are encouraged to report such incidents to the police. Whether the crime occurred on SIU Campus or within the City of Carbondale there are resources available to you. The sooner a crime is reported the sooner police can intervene, catch an offender and stop the potential victimization of others.

Reporting Options

There are several reporting options available for victims of crime. Criminal incidents including, but not limited to theft, burglary and drug or alcohol use should be reported to law enforcement. For incidents of sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking, individuals have additional reporting options. Some individuals may pursue justice though the legal system, while others are interested in personal restoration. The options for reporting sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking are available at any time, although reporting is encouraged as soon as possible following an incident. You are not required to select just one option – you may choose multiple options because each option may offer a different type of resolution. Click on the links below to identify the options that best meet your needs.

If it’s an emergency, dial 911 for immediate assistance and view the quick reference guide on how to get help now. If this is not an emergency view the comprehensive resource guide for detailed information about reporting options.

Summary of Reporting Options

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can file a report?

Will I get in trouble if I report an incident?

For a student who reports, in good faith, an alleged violation of this policy to a University employee, the University is required to include an amnesty provision in this policy and will not sanction the reporting student for a student conduct violation that is revealed in the course of the investigation unless the University determines the violation was egregious such as an act that places the health or safety of another person at risk. Whether to make a charge for a violation of the Student Conduct Code is within the discretion of Student Rights and Responsibilities.

What this means in practice is that if someone files a report, and it is subsequently found that the reporting party was violating a university policy (e.g. they were drinking and underage), the person reporting will not be sanctioned for that.

Who receives the report?

Is this a Police Report?

Where can I find the complete SIU policy?

FILE AN SIU CAMPUS INCIDENT OR CRIME REPORT (SAFE REPORT)

This is not a police report.

This form can be used by anyone to file reports about possible crimes or incidents. If you are a faculty or staff member designated as "responsible employee" or "campus security authority," you are required to report Clery Act violations, and incidents of sexual assault (rape), domestic and dating violence and stalking to the University. Reports submitted using this form go to the Clery compliance coordinator, the Office of Equity and Compliance, and the SIU confidential advisor. The Office of Equity and Compliance or the confidential advisor will follow up as appropriate. For follow-up by the campus police, submit a police report by calling the Department of Public Safety at 618-453-3771 or visiting the department located at 1175 S. Washington St, Carbondale, IL.

File an SIU Campus Incident or Crime Report.

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