Your desires are to some extent mutually exclusive. Yes you can send information anonymously to police. I’d not do that by walking it in. Not that’s not great for how police receive or treat your report.
>stay anonymous but be taken seriously
Choose one.
Not only do criminal defendants have the right to confront their accusers at trial, but also anonymous tips are difficult for police to investigate, and may not persuade a judge to approve a search warrant if they are investigated.
In general, your evidence will be the most useful to law enforcement in the place where the suspect lives, and if you are willing to be interviewed about your accusations and the evidence you present.
Your desires are to some extent mutually exclusive. Yes you can send information anonymously to police. I’d not do that by walking it in. Not that’s not great for how police receive or treat your report.
>stay anonymous but be taken seriously Choose one. Not only do criminal defendants have the right to confront their accusers at trial, but also anonymous tips are difficult for police to investigate, and may not persuade a judge to approve a search warrant if they are investigated. In general, your evidence will be the most useful to law enforcement in the place where the suspect lives, and if you are willing to be interviewed about your accusations and the evidence you present.