Reporting a Crime to the Jewelers’ Security Alliance

    For Jewelry Industry Members


    If you wish to report a crime to JSA, please provide a brief description of the incident. If the crime has already been reported to law enforcement, include the police report number and the jurisdiction (law enforcement agency) that received the report.




    Please provide JSA with your email address or contact phone number for further follow-up by JSA.



    Reporting crimes and the information provided to JSA will be kept strictly confidential.

    Select the applicable crime type(s):

    JSA Crime Definitions

    Robbery – Taking of property from a person or business by use of force, fear, or armed with a weapon. Includes crimes such as smash & grabs where hammers or other types of objects are used to smash the display cases.

    Burglary – Knowingly entering or remaining unlawfully in a building with the intent to commit a crime therein. Includes safe attacks, 3-minute burglaries, and front window smashes while the store is closed.

    Theft – Taking of property without force or fear. Includes crimes such as grab and runs, fraudulent purchases, distraction crimes, diamond switches, and sneak thefts.

    Off-Premises – Criminal attacks occurring away from the victim’s business base of operations, such as while traveling, attending trade shows, or crimes at a jeweler's residence, motivated by their occupation.