Crime Radar

Crime Radar puts published crime and public-safety incident records on an easy-to-explore map. Browse incidents from official sources, explore reported activity by area, and follow the places that matter to you.

INCIDENT MAP
- Interactive incident pins
- Heatmap view
- Toggle pins on or off
- Incident categories
- Nearby-distance sorting
- Region-based exploration
- Detailed incident information

ROUTE INCIDENT OVERVIEW
Enter a start and destination to see incident activity published along a route. This is an information overview only, not a safety rating, score or recommendation.

FILTER WHAT YOU EXPLORE
Focus your map and feed on the categories available in your region: violent crime, property crime, theft, vehicle incidents, drug-related incidents, public order, anti-social behaviour and more.

PUBLISHED DISPATCH AUDIO
Where available, listen to archived dispatch audio republished from public sources. Crime Radar does not provide live 911 or live dispatch audio. Availability depends on the official sources in each region.

CUSTOM ALERTS
Save the places that matter to you and get a notification when a new incident is published within a radius of up to 1,000 metres.

CITY INSIGHTS
View published incident statistics and reported patterns in supported cities and regions.

COVERAGE
UK (England, Wales & Northern Ireland street incidents), Chicago, NYC, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas, Denver, Boston, Austin, Washington DC, Toronto.
Regions (rates): Canada, France, Australia.
Coverage, categories, audio, statistics and update frequency vary by location and depend on the official data sources in each region.

FREE
- Interactive map
- Basic incident details
- Region browsing

PREMIUM
- Track crime and incidents
- Find better routes
- Multi-region coverage
- Feed and city statistics
- Full category filters

DATA SOURCES
Incident information is sourced from official public-safety and open-data portals and public records, including [list portals, e.g. police.uk under Open Government Licence v3.0]. Crime Radar is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by any law enforcement agency or government body. Incident locations are approximate and usually published at street or area level, not at an exact address.

HOW TO USE CRIME RADAR
Crime Radar is an informational tool. It does not identify individuals, does not accept user-submitted reports, and must not be used to target, investigate, confront or make decisions about any person, property or group.

LOCATION AND NOTIFICATIONS
Location and notification permissions are optional and can be changed at any time in Settings. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

SUBSCRIPTION
Crime Radar Premium
- $2.99 per week, with a 3-day free trial
- $19.99 per year
Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial is forfeited when a subscription is purchased. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; the account is charged within 24 hours prior to renewal. Manage or cancel in App Store settings. Prices may vary by region.

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Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/crimeradar/home/terms-of-use
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DISCLAIMER
Crime Radar is not an emergency service and is not a 911 or live dispatch service. Incident data is delayed and may be incomplete, inaccurate, approximately located, or later corrected or removed by the source. Coverage varies by region and may change without notice. Crime Radar does not independently verify incidents and makes no representation about the safety of any location, route, neighbourhood or property. Do not rely on Crime Radar for personal safety decisions. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.