My child is under 18 years old and was involved in a crime. How can I obtain a copy of the crime report?
Contra Costa County law enforcement agencies cannot directly release information pertaining to a juvenile involved in a crime. The Judge of the Juvenile Court will review your request and the crime report. Once the Judge’s decision is made, records staff will mail the crime report or the decision not to release as prescribed by the judge. Requests will not be processed unless fees have been paid in advance.

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