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Your Information Could Help Save a Life, Solve a Crime, or Make a Community Safer.

REPORT A CRIME

Your information could help save a life, solve a crime, or make a community safer.

At Black Men of South Carolina (BMOSC), we believe safer communities require all of us to play a part. When people remain silent about serious criminal activity, those responsible are often free to continue hurting our families and communities.

If you have information about a crime, suspicious activity, illegal activity, or an ongoing safety concern, we encourage you to speak up.

You do not have to investigate. You do not have to confront anyone. Simply tell us what you know.

Community safety and neighborhood support

SEE SOMETHING. KNOW SOMETHING. SAY SOMETHING.

One piece of information may matter.

You may have seen something that seemed insignificant at the time. You may know a nickname, recognize a vehicle, have surveillance-camera footage, know where someone can be located, or have information about activity occurring in your neighborhood. That information could be important.

Shootings & Gun Violence

Homicides, Assaults & Robberies

Corrupt Police/Sheriff

Drug Activity

Gang-Related Activity

Burglary & Theft

Illegal Weapons

Human Trafficking or Exploitation

Domestic Violence

Wanted Persons or Fugitives

Suspicious or Recurring Criminal Activity

Other Serious Community Safety Concerns

ANONYMOUS REPORTING

You may report information without providing your name.

We understand that some people may be concerned about retaliation or simply do not want to identify themselves.

The form allows you to choose whether you want to remain anonymous or provide your contact information for possible follow-up.

If you choose to provide your identity, please understand that BMOSC cannot guarantee absolute confidentiality in every circumstance. Do not provide information you are uncomfortable sharing.

PHOTOS, VIDEOS & SURVEILLANCE

Evidence can be important.

If you have photographs, video, surveillance-camera footage, doorbell-camera footage, vehicle information, screenshots, or other information related to an incident, please indicate that in your report.

Do not place yourself in danger to obtain additional information, photographs, video, license-plate numbers, or evidence.

Your safety comes first.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO HELP

BMOSC does not replace law enforcement.

Black Men of South Carolina is committed to helping build safer communities throughout South Carolina.

Information submitted through this system may be reviewed to determine whether BMOSC can assist with a community-safety concern or whether the information should be referred to an appropriate law-enforcement agency or other organization.

BMOSC does not investigate crimes, determine guilt, make arrests, or replace law enforcement.

We encourage everyone submitting information to be truthful, factual, and as specific as possible.

Do not use this system to intentionally submit false accusations, rumors presented as facts, threats, harassment, or information intended to harm another person.

“Protecting our communities does not mean protecting those who harm them.”

  • Our children deserve to play outside without fear.
  • Our seniors deserve to feel safe in their homes.
  • Our families deserve peaceful neighborhoods.
  • Our communities deserve people willing to stand together and say: Enough is enough.

BREAKING THE CODE OF SILENCE

Standing up for your community.

Reporting what you know is not about turning against your community. It is about standing up for your community.

One piece of information could help prevent another shooting.

One camera recording could help identify a suspect.

One description could help solve a crime.

One person willing to speak could help save another person's life.

If you know something that may help address criminal activity in your community, please complete the form below and provide as much accurate information as possible.

Do not confront a suspected offender. Do not attempt to investigate criminal activity yourself. Do not put yourself or anyone else in danger.

REPORT A CRIME OR SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Complete the secure Report a Crime form below.

IS THIS AN EMERGENCY?
If a crime is happening now, someone is in immediate danger, or emergency assistance is needed, call 911 immediately.
This form is intended for providing information about criminal activity or community safety concerns to Black Men of South Carolina (BMOSC). BMOSC is not a law-enforcement agency, this form is not a substitute for 911, and submitting this form does not itself constitute an official police report.
Ways to use this program: Report Anonymously  •  Submit a Crime Tip  •  Share Surveillance Information / Evidence

How Would You Like to Submit This Information?

Reporting Preference
Confidentiality request: BMOSC can record your request for confidentiality, but this form does not promise that identity or information can always remain confidential. Actual policy and legal obligations apply.

Your Contact Information

May BMOSC Contact You for Additional Information?

Type of Crime or Concern

Crime / Concern Type
Safety guidance: If anyone is in immediate danger, call 911. Do not approach a person, investigate further, or put yourself at risk to obtain more information. Provide only the information you already know or safely possess.

Where Did It Happen?

When Did It Happen?

Is the Activity Still Occurring?
Is This a One-Time Incident or Ongoing Activity?

What Happened?

Please provide as much factual information as possible, including what happened, where it occurred, who was involved, vehicles involved, direction of travel, and anything else that may help identify the individuals or activity. Focus on facts you know rather than assumptions or rumors.

Please report facts, not assumptions. You do not need to investigate, approach anyone, or obtain additional details yourself.

Person 1 — Person(s) Involved

Do You Have Information About Another Person Involved?

Person 2

Do You Have Information About a Third Person Involved?

Person 3

If more than three people are involved, include additional identifying information in the main incident description or the final additional-information field.

Vehicle Information

Was a Vehicle Involved?

Weapons Information

Were Weapons Involved or Observed?
Weapon Type
Do not investigate or approach anyone to obtain additional weapon details. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

Information or Evidence

Do You Have Information or Evidence Related to This Incident?

Upload Related Evidence: To share files, contact BMOSC to arrange a transfer. This form accepts text only.

Is Surveillance Video Available at or Near the Location?

Some systems overwrite recordings relatively quickly.

Police / Law-Enforcement Involvement

Has This Information Already Been Reported to Law Enforcement?
Would You Like BMOSC to Assist You in Identifying the Appropriate Law-Enforcement Agency or Community Resource?

Safety and Retaliation Concerns

Are You Concerned About Retaliation for Providing This Information?
Before you submit: Black Men of South Carolina / Project Unity USA is not a law-enforcement agency, and submitting this form does not constitute filing an official police report.

I understand that Black Men of South Carolina / Project Unity USA is not a law-enforcement agency and that submitting this form does not constitute filing an official police report. I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the information I am providing is truthful and is being submitted in good faith.

Optional. Add any factual information that did not fit elsewhere in the form.

Your information is sent to BMOSC by email. For emergencies, call 911. Omitting your name does not guarantee technical anonymity; hosting and email systems may retain logs.

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