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1. www.nyc.gov › site › nypdSpecial Victims - NYPD - NYC.gov

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   The Special Victims Unit’s 24-hour hotline is staffed around the clock allowing individuals the ability to report sex crimes and be connected directly and immediately with the appropriate Special Victims Squad who will handle their report. To make a report of a sex crime, call our 24-hour hotline at 646-610-7272 or 212-267-7273.

2. www.nyc.gov › how-to-report-a-crimeHow to Report a Crime - NYPD - NYC.gov

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   How to Report a Crime. This section provides information about how to report a crime in progress or a crime that has already happened. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911. You can report a crime and receive assistance from the police regardless of your age or immigration status. Learn more about the rights of crime victims.

3. www.atdlaw.com › blog › new-york-city-sexual-abuseHow to Report Sexual Abuse in New York City | Reporting ...

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   New York's #1 Original Law Firm Convicting Robert Hadden - Exposing the Columbia University Cover Up for Over 25 Years. We handle cases across the nation representing people involving sexual abuse and exploitation, medical malpractice, sexual assault, sexual harassment, wrongful death, and other high-stakes litigation.

4. nownyc.org › womens-justice-now › issuesWJN - Know Your Rights: Reporting Sexual Assault to Police or ...

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   Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program. 212-423-2140- Counseling, Legal Advocacy. Manhattan: One Gustave L. Levy PlaceBox 1670 New York, NY 10029 Queens: 25-10 30th Ave., Long Island City, NY 11102

5. manhattanda.org › victim-resources › sex-crimesSex Crimes – Manhattan District Attorney’s Office

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   SEX CRIMES HELPLINE. 212.335.9373. In an emergency, call 911. Survivor Services Bureau (SSB) Learn more about the services our Office provides to crime survivors. We protect undocumented New Yorkers. Our Office is a safe place for undocumented immigrants to report crime. ESPANOL.

6. www.nyc.gov › osd_sexual_violence_brochureNew York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault at New York, NY ...

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   in New York City? Support awareness campaigns against sexual assault. If you are interested in taking part in prevention e˜ orts in your community, contact the New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault at (212) 229-0345 or visit their website: www.svfreenyc.org Resources in New York City Include: NYPD Special Victims Division

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   How do I report sexual violence in New York City?

   • Otherwise, for certain report types, you can file an online police report or you can visit your local precinct. [back to top] Victims of sexual violence should call 911 if they are in immediate danger; otherwise, they should call the NYPD Special Victims Division 24-hour hotline at 646-610-7272.

   How to Report a Crime - NYPD - NYC.gov

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   How do I report a crime in New York City?

   • Depending on where the crime occurred, you may report the crime to agencies such as the MTA police, NY State Police, or Port Authority Police, if the location of the crime falls within their respective jurisdictions. Otherwise, for certain report types, you can file an online police report or you can visit your local precinct. [back to top]

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   Who handles sex crimes in New York City?

   • The NYPD and Manhattan District Attorney’s Office have dedicated sex crimes units with detectives and lawyers trained to handle these cases. We have extensive experience and specialized training to be sensitive to your concerns as a survivor of sexual assault.

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   Who should call if someone is a victim of sexual violence?

   • [back to top] Victims of sexual violence should call 911 if they are in immediate danger; otherwise, they should call the NYPD Special Victims Division 24-hour hotline at 646-610-7272. [back to top]

   How to Report a Crime - NYPD - NYC.gov

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   How do I report a crime?

   • You can report a crime and receive assistance from the police regardless of your age or immigration status. If a crime is in progress, or you have just witnessed or experienced a crime, try to get to safety first. Call 911 immediately and try to stay calm. Be alert of your surroundings and try to make mental notes.

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   What happens if you report sexual violence to law enforcement?

   • It’s an important distinction to note that when you report sexual violence to law enforcement, you’re considered a witness to the State’s case, not a party to your own case. What this means is that the prosecutors represent the State – not you. You are a witness for the case which the State brings against your assailant.

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8. opdv.ny.gov › survivors-victimsSurvivors & Victims | Office for the Prevention of Domestic ...

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   Advocates understand the different systems you may interact with: Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, Family Court, Social Services, Healthcare and Community Resources. To talk to an advocate, contact the NYS Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline: call 800.942.6906, text 844.997.2121 or click the link above to chat live.