Public awareness tool for Puerto Rico

Share actionable crime information without turning urgency into confusion.

This platform is designed for citizens to submit safety-related leads that can support internal review. It is not a replacement for 911 or official police complaints.

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Emergency rule If someone is in danger right now, contact 911 first.
Map visibility New reports are stored for review and should not be treated as verified public facts.
Platform scope Use this site to document useful leads, patterns, and situational context.

Live awareness map

Track reported incidents across Puerto Rico.

Pins represent stored reports with map coordinates. Reports should be interpreted carefully because a public submission can still contain missing context or error.

Reports submitted within the last 24 hours pulse on the map to highlight recent activity.

Visible reports 0

Reports currently matching the selected map filters.

Recent 24h 0

Recent activity inside the current public map view.

Last 7 days 0

Reports submitted during the last week.

Primary stage No data

The most common moderation stage in the current filtered set.

Trend monitor

Last 7 days

Building a short activity timeline for the current filtered reports.

Hotspot summary

Areas drawing attention

Normalized from report locations so the public map can show clusters of activity without overpromising precision.

Waiting for map data.

Pin legend

Marker behavior

New reports flash in red, while older reports stay visible in blue so the public map remains easy to scan.

Recent reports

Latest 24-hour activity

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Loading recent reports.

Submit a report

Share a lead that can actually be reviewed.

The current submission flow stores the essentials needed by this version of the platform: what happened, where it happened, and the coordinates tied to the selected location.

Important: Every new report should be treated as unverified until reviewed. Use careful language and avoid overstatement.
  1. What happened
  2. Where
  3. Details
Reporting tips
Use factual language

Describe actions, timing, and visible details instead of assumptions or labels.

Choose a mapped location

Select a Puerto Rico suggestion so the report can be placed accurately on the live map.

Avoid duplicate submissions

If you already sent the same lead, wait for review instead of posting the same details again.

What happened
Use a short, factual summary.
Focus on concrete details rather than assumptions. 0 / 1200 characters
Where did it happen?
Select a suggestion or use your current location, then drag the precision marker on the map if the point needs adjustment.
No precision point selected yet.
Latitude: Not selected Longitude: Not selected
Final details

By submitting, you confirm that the information is shared in good faith and that this platform is not an emergency response service.

Reports with clear detail and mapped locations are easier to review.

What this platform is

A lead-submission and public-awareness tool for Puerto Rico.

What this platform is not

Not an emergency response line and not an official sworn complaint channel.

What helps most

Precise locations, specific descriptions, and calm factual language.

How to use it

One clear path from observation to review.

01

Describe what you saw

Focus on facts, timing, location, and visible details. Avoid names or accusations unless you are certain and it is safe to share.

02

Place the event on the map

Use a municipality, street, or recognizable point so the report can support situational awareness and later review.

03

Submit for moderation

The report is stored for review. This helps prevent harmful, false, or unsafe information from being treated as verified.