SAPS Hawks

SAPS Hawks

Contact Details for SAPS Hawks

The South African Police Service (SAPS) Hawks, officially known as the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, is a specialized unit tasked with investigating, combating, and preventing serious organized crime and corruption in South Africa. If you need to get in touch with the SAPS Hawks for reporting a crime, seeking assistance, or any other related inquiry, here are the contact details:

1. General Inquiries:

  • Phone: For general inquiries, you can contact the SAPS Hawks through their national hotline.
    • National Hotline: 08600 10111 (24/7)
  • Email: You can also reach out via email for general inquiries.
    • Email Address: hawksinfo@saps.gov.za

2. Reporting a Crime:

  • If you need to report a crime or provide information regarding serious organized crime or corruption, you can contact the SAPS Hawks through the following channels:
    • National Hotline: 08600 10111 (24/7)
    • Email: reportcrime@saps.gov.za
    • Online Reporting: Visit the SAPS website to submit a tip anonymously or provide information online.

3. Regional Offices:

  • The SAPS Hawks have regional offices across South Africa. If you need to contact a specific regional office, you can find their contact details on the official SAPS website or use the general hotline for assistance.

4. Social Media:

  • Stay updated with the latest news, campaigns, and initiatives of the SAPS Hawks by following them on social media platforms:
    • Twitter: @SAPoliceService
    • Facebook: South African Police Service

5. Emergency Assistance:

  • In case of emergencies or immediate assistance, dial the emergency number:
    • Emergency Number: 10111 (24/7)

6. Visiting SAPS Hawks Headquarters:

  • If you need to visit the SAPS Hawks headquarters for official business, here are the details:
    • Address: SAPS Hawks Headquarters, Pretoria, South Africa
    • Phone: +27 (0)12 353 6111
    • Email: hawksinfo@saps.gov.za

Note: When contacting the SAPS Hawks, please provide clear and accurate information to assist them in their investigations effectively. If you wish to remain anonymous, your confidentiality will be respected. However, providing contact details may aid in further communication or clarification if required.