You can use the DORS online reporting system to report many non-emergency crimes directly to the University of Illinois Police Department. The DORS system allows you to submit a report immediately, without waiting for an officer, and print a temporary copy for free. Using the online system also helps officers manage their time more efficiently.

Please note that a valid email address is required to submit a report.

The following non-emergency incidents can be self-reported through the University of Illinois Police Department’s online reporting system:

• Abandoned vehicle
• Animal complaints
• Assault (offender no longer present and no domestic relationship)
• Battery (no injury, offender gone, and no domestic relationship)
• Camera registration
• Civil matter or neighbor dispute
• Credit card fraud
• Custody order violation
• Deceptive practices
• Extra patrol request
• Forgery
• Gas station drive-off
• Harassing or annoying phone calls, messages, or texts

• Hit and run traffic crash (less than $1,500 in damage)
• Identity theft
• Illegal dumping
• Lost property
• Minor, non-injury traffic crash (less than $1,500 in damage)
• Retail theft
• Supplemental reports
• Theft
• Theft of services
• Traffic complaint
• Vandalism
• Vehicle burglary

Please note: Online reporting cannot be used for lost or stolen license plates or firearms. For those incidents, contact the University of Illinois Police Department at 217-333-1216.

Once your report is submitted, you will receive an email confirmation with a temporary file number. Be sure to check your spam or junk folder, and consider adding coplogic.com to your trusted email list to ensure you receive all communication.

After submission, your report will be reviewed by Community Service Officers at the University of Illinois Police Department. All incidents filed using the online reporting system are subject to review. If additional information or investigation is needed, a member of the department may contact you.

You will receive an additional email if the status of your report changes. Possible status updates include:

• Approved – Your report has been accepted and filed.
• Rejected – A report may be rejected if it falls outside the University of Illinois Police Department’s jurisdiction or if the incident cannot be self-reported and requires an officer response. If the incident occurred elsewhere, you may need to contact the appropriate law enforcement agency.

Once your report is completed and approved, it will be filed and may be assigned to a CSO or police officer for follow-up. The decision to assign an investigator is based on several factors, including:

• The seriousness of the offense
• Time elapsed between the incident and the report
• Availability of witnesses or physical evidence
• Ability to identify a suspect or suspect’s vehicle
• Patterns of behavior
• Potential impact on the campus community
• Whether the incident is, or could become, sensitive in nature

Supervisors will evaluate these factors when determining the appropriate response to each report.

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