What happens after you hit submit
Your report becomes a case the police can act on.
The moment you submit, CRIMR links your incident with reports from other businesses nearby. Your local police see one connected case — the same offender, the same plate, hitting shops like yours. That’s how a small loss turns into catching a repeat offender.
See what your local police seeIllustrative · one offender, four businesses — including yours
No complicated system. Just a few questions.
Report the theft
Who, what, where, when. Two minutes, no account. Add photos if you have them.
CRIMR links it
Patented AI connects it to related crimes at other businesses — and repeat offenders.
Police can act
Law enforcement in your jurisdiction sees the full case and can follow up.
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Why CRIMR
Fight back, don't just file it
Your report doesn't sit in a drawer. It reaches law enforcement who can act — turning a loss into a case.
Catch and stop repeat offenders
A plate or name links a suspect to their other crimes across businesses — so they get caught and stop hitting shops like yours.
Your data stays private
Patented linking finds matches without exposing your raw report to other organizations.
Common questions
Is it really free? What's the catch?
No catch. Reporting is free for local businesses — no account, no card, ever. The company behind CRIMR is funded by the large national chains that use its advanced platform, not by the neighborhood shops this is built to protect.
Is my report shared with other businesses?
No. CRIMR's patented linking finds matches without exposing your raw report to other organizations.
Who can see what I report?
You, and law enforcement in your jurisdiction — not other businesses.
What if I don't know who did it?
Report anyway. Even a plate or partial detail can link the crime to related ones — and help stop a repeat offender.