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1. eservices1.police.gov.sg › landingpage › police-reportSPF e-Services

   eservices1.police.gov.sg › landingpage › police-report

   You can make a police report that does not require immediate police action. For emergency, please call 999 or SMS 71999. For case of Missing Person(s), you are strongly encouraged to call "999" or visit a Neighbourhood Police Centre to make a report.

2. eservices4.police.gov.sg › homepage › police-reportPolice Report

   eservices4.police.gov.sg › homepage › police-report

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3. www.eservices1.police.gov.sgSPF e-Services - Singapore Police Force

   www.eservices1.police.gov.sg

   Take the Mock Theory Test. Take the Basic/ Final/ Riding Theory Tests for free. Available in 4 languages - English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil.

4. www.police.gov.sg › Advisories › TrafficReporting Traffic Accidents and Offences - police.gov.sg

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   Who should lodge a traffic accident report? Parties who were involved in or had witnessed the traffic accident. How to lodge a traffic accident report? A traffic accident report can be lodged online via the SPF e-services website under the ‘Traffic Accident Report’ section.

5. www.police.gov.sg › iwitnessSPF | I-Witness - Singapore Police Force

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   If you require immediate Police response e.g. emergencies or life threatening situations, please call 999 or the Police Hotline at +65 6255 0000 (for overseas callers). If you wish to make a report for a traffic violation, you may do so through our dedicated portal.

6. eservices1.police.gov.sg › traffic-accident-reportSPF e-Services

   eservices1.police.gov.sg › traffic-accident-report

   If you wish to report a crime, please lodge a Police Report. Please view the Frequently Answered Questions (FAQ) to find out whether you need to lodge a report for the accident you were involved in.

7. www.police.gov.sgSingapore Police Force (SPF)

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   The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is a uniformed organisation under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The mission of the SPF is to prevent, deter and detect crime to ensure the safety and security of Singapore.