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Crime Reporting System: An Online Platform for Efficient Crime Management and Citizen Safety

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Juned Shaikh

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Shakila Siddavatam

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In many parts of the world, people still report crimes the old-fashioned way by calling the police or visiting the station in person. These methods are slow and often result in missing or incorrect information, which reduces public confidence in law enforcement. Most of the time, citizens have no way of knowing what is happening with their complaint after they file it. On the other side, police officers end up spending too much of their valuable time on paperwork and other administrative work instead of focusing on actual investigations. The systems that exist today mostly lack important features like live case tracking, proper evidence handling, and data-based insights. This makes it difficult for law enforcement agencies to respond quickly to incidents and understand patterns of crime in their area. This paper introduces CrimeReport, an online platform aimed at improving the way crimes are reported and handled, while also enhancing public safety. Instead of relying only on traditional methods, the system allows people to submit complaints digitally in a simple and convenient way. Users can also upload documents, images, or other types of evidence to support their reports. In addition, they can check the progress of their cases in real time and receive updates whenever there is any change. For police officers, the platform provides a dedicated dashboard that makes it easier to manage complaints, record investigation details, and understand crime patterns through map-based visualizations. Administrators are given control over system operations, including managing settings, reviewing activity logs, and analyzing overall performance. The system is built using a modular structure, which makes it flexible and easy to maintain, along with a responsive user interface and a secure backend. It also includes a priority-based complaint handling feature to ensure that cases are addressed in a fair and timely manner. Early results suggest that the platform helps reduce response time, improves case handling efficiency, and encourages more people to report issues. Overall, CrimeReport is designed to scale for larger public safety needs and can be extended in the future with advanced features such as AI-based crime prediction and smart city security integration.

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Crime reporting system online complaint management citizen safety real-time notifications evidence management police dashboard audit logging geo-mapping priority-based complaint handling smart city security

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Juned Shaikh, Shakila Siddavatam, "Crime Reporting System: An Online Platform for Efficient Crime Management and Citizen Safety," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, April 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem61234

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