When someone demands your property, it is best to cooperate with the suspect. Try to remain calm as you slowly surrender whatever they are demanding. Avoid eye contact with the suspect. Your safety is paramount in this situation and staring may antagonize the suspect. If possible, try to memorize specific details of the suspect.

We consider the crime of robbery to be a very serious matter. Every effort will be taken to apprehend the suspect. It is critical for you as the victim or witness to give the police officers as detailed a description as possible. If you recall additional facts after the initial interview, please contact the General Investigations Bureau at (951) 320-8000 and ask for the Robbery Supervisor. The will ensure you are put in touch with the assigned investigator. We view you as an integral part of the team to prosecute these offenders.

 

Contact all of your credit card companies immediately and have your credit cards cancelled. To limit the illegal use of your information, contact these companies as soon as possible. These credit-reporting companies will “flag” your information to track any transactions after the theft date.

Company	Telephone		On the Web
Equifax	(800) 525-6285		www.equifax.com
Experian	(800) 397-3742		www.experian.com
Trans Union	(800) 680-7289		www.tuc.com
Social Security	(800) 269-0271		www.ssa.gov