Trespass Statements at Syracuse Police Department

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Trespass Statements

If you own or manage a property in the City of Syracuse and are having an issue with subjects regularly trespassing on your property and/or committing other crimes, you may want to sign a trespass statement with the Syracuse Police Department. A Trespass Statement signed by the property owner or property manager authorizes police to arrest violators on the spot. If you would like to complete a trespass statement or would like more information please call 448-8647.

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