Dating safely
Most people you meet are exactly who they say. These habits protect you from the few who aren’t.
In an emergency, call 999
If you feel unsafe on a date, leave and call 999 if it is an emergency. For non-emergencies, the States of Jersey Police answer on 01534 612612, and some incidents can be reported online.
Source: States of Jersey Police
Report scams to the States of Jersey Police
If someone you met online asks for money, stop and talk to someone you trust. In Jersey, report scams to the States of Jersey Police on 01534 612612, even small or attempted ones. Report Fraud, which replaced Action Fraud in the UK, is for England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Source: Jersey Fraud Prevention Forum
Support after a sexual assault
Dewberry House is Jersey's sexual assault referral centre and supports anyone who has experienced sexual assault or abuse. Call 01534 888222 or email dewberryhouse@gov.je. You don't have to decide straight away whether to go to the police.
Free support if something goes wrong
Victims First Jersey gives free support to victims of crime on 01534 721111. Jersey Domestic Abuse Support is on 01534 880505.