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Finally — an RMS for local business crime

Every theft and fraud your community reports — now in one place, and yours to see, search, and analyze.

Local businesses never had a shared system to record crime — so most of it never reached you. CRIMR is that system: one structured record of every theft and fraud across your jurisdiction, and your department sees, searches, and analyzes all of it. The more businesses you bring in, the more your whole community can see. Free for your agency.

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Jurisdiction feed preview ● Live

Your jurisdiction · this week

18 crimes reported
5 linked cases

Recent reports

Liquor store · theft · $340linked
Convenience · robbery · $1,2006h ago
Restaurant · dine & dash · $85linked

Repeat offender · linked across 4 businesses

Matched by plate 7XYZ123 + description · 96%

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Direct access · no cost to your agency

Linked cases Illustrative example

Three separate recent cases in your town — each already linked.

Patented technology in action — protected under U.S. Patent No. 11,651,461 B1

The red links are shared identifiers — a vehicle, a credit card, a repeat offender — tying separate incidents into one case. Most of these happened right in Woodbridge, but because neighboring departments are on CRIMR too, the network also pulls in linked events from Edison, Newark, New Brunswick, and Rahway (marked in amber). Working alone, no single town would have seen the full pattern.

Case A — Linked crew · 3 suspects · vehicle + card Case B — Blue Honda Civic · 3 sites Case C — Unknown offender · 4 incidents 1Card fraud · Woodbridge 2Theft · Woodbridge 3Theft · Edison 4Card fraud · Woodbridge 5Shoplifting · Woodbridge 6Theft · Newark 7Theft · Woodbridge 8Refund fraud · Woodbridge 9Shoplifting · Edison T. JonesSuspect ? UnknownShort male · 40sEyebrow piercing M. SmithSuspect ABC-1234Vehicle · plate 7702 •••• 7702Credit card 1Theft · Woodbridge 2Shoplifting · Woodbridge 3Theft · New Brunswick DEF-2345Blue Honda Civic 1Shoplifting · Woodbridge 2Theft · Woodbridge 3Refund fraud · Woodbridge 4Theft · Rahway ? UnknownTall male · 30sNeck tattoo · ponytail

Swipe the chart sideways to explore the full network →

Incident (Woodbridge) Neighboring CRIMR town Suspect Unidentified suspect Vehicle (identifier) Credit card (identifier) Shared-identifier link Suspect link

Illustrative example · drag any node to rearrange · hover or tap a node to trace its links.

Most active in your jurisdictionIllustrative example

Top active offenders in your town

Ranked by linked incidents across the CRIMR network. Some are identified by name; others only by a recurring description or a shared vehicle the system keeps matching — until someone names them.

#OffenderLinked incidentsMost recent
1
MS
M. Smith
Active in Woodbridge & Edison
4incidents Jun 22, 2026
2
?
Unknown Unidentified
Tall male, 30s · neck tattoo, ponytail
4incidents Jun 19, 2026
3
TJ
T. Jones
Active in Woodbridge & Newark
3incidents Jun 24, 2026
4
?
Unknown Vehicle only
Blue Honda Civic · plate DEF-2345
3incidents Jun 20, 2026
5
?
Unknown Unidentified
Short male, 40s · eyebrow piercing
2incidents Jun 16, 2026

Illustrative example — counts reflect the linked cases shown above. In CRIMR, each row opens straight to the underlying incidents and shared identifiers.

Getting access takes minutes.

1

Request access

Book a quick setup call — just have your .gov email, role, and jurisdiction handy.

2

We confirm your agency

We verify your agency and role on the call, then turn on your access.

3

See your jurisdiction

Get direct access to every crime reported by businesses in your jurisdiction — and the cases CRIMR links.

Access is scoped to your jurisdiction  ·  free for verified agencies

What your agency sees

Complete visibility into the theft and fraud businesses report across your jurisdiction — search it, analyze it, and let CRIMR's linking turn scattered reports into cases.

Complete jurisdiction visibility

Every theft and fraud your community reports, in one place — yours to search and analyze.

Linked cases & repeat offenders

Patented linking connects the same offender across businesses — surfacing patterns you couldn't see before.

Suspects, evidence & reports

Suspect details, photos, plates, and clean PDF reports ready for follow-up.

Real-time visibility

New reports appear as businesses submit them — no waiting on victims to walk in.

From incident to case file

Businesses capture the full detail of an incident at the source — and you can pull a clean, professional report for any of it, ready for follow-up.

Documenting an incident
Preview of a business documenting a theft incident in CRIMR — click to enlarge

What businesses capture

Theft and fraud documented in detail at the source — suspect, evidence, and notes, while it's still fresh.

Exporting a report
Preview of exporting a clean PDF report in CRIMR — click to enlarge

Reports you can pull

Export any incident as a clean, professional PDF — ready for your case file or follow-up.

Tap any clip to enlarge.

Why agencies bring it to their community

Finally, a record of it all

Most business crime is never reported, never recorded, never seen. CRIMR is the system that captures it — one structured record of theft and fraud across your community.

See and analyze everything

Complete visibility into every report your community files — search suspects, surface repeat offenders across businesses, and act on patterns you couldn't see before.

Promote it and it compounds

Encourage your local businesses to report into CRIMR. Every business that joins makes the record fuller — and gives your department more to see. The network grows with your community.

The whole ask is one sentence

You don't have to manage anything. Tell your local shopkeepers and owners one thing — report theft and fraud at report.crimr.com — and every report flows straight into your RMS.

Hand your businesses this link

report.crimr.com
2-minute reports
1

You point them here

Owners and managers report theft and fraud at report.crimr.com. No account, no training, no cost to them.

2

They file a 2-minute report

What happened, who, and when — plus a photo or plate if they have one. Two minutes, right from a phone.

3

It lands in your RMS

Every report becomes part of your jurisdiction's living record of business crime — searchable, linked, and yours to analyze.

Request access for your agency

We verify every request to keep the network trusted. Here's what you'll need — it only takes a few minutes.

Verified access

What you'll need

Access is scoped to your jurisdiction. A quick setup call verifies your agency and gets you live — that's the whole process.

Request access
Agency or department name
A valid .gov email address
Your role or rank
Your jurisdiction
Your agency's ORI number

Common questions

Is CRIMR really free for law enforcement?

Yes. Access is free for verified agencies — there is no cost to your department.

What can I see once I'm approved?

Every crime reported by businesses in your jurisdiction, plus the cases CRIMR links across them — suspect details, evidence, and reports.

How is access verified?

Through your agency, a valid .gov email, and your role and jurisdiction. We review every request before granting access.

Is access limited to my jurisdiction?

Yes. You see crimes reported within your jurisdiction — access is scoped accordingly.

Who reports the crimes?

Local businesses report directly to CRIMR. Our patented linking connects related reports across them into cases.

Is the setup call a sales pitch?

No — it's a short, practical call to verify your agency and switch on your access. Not a demo.

Crime is being reported in your jurisdiction right now.

Give your community one place to report every theft and fraud — and get complete visibility to see, search, and analyze all of it. Linked into cases, free for your agency.