You can get a copy of your Compton police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Compton Sheriff’s Station. The Compton Sheriff’s Station offers three ways to get a copy of your traffic accident report.

Public Records Request Online

You can visit the Compton Sheriff’s Station website to learn how to obtain a copy of your Compton crash report online.

In-Person

Visit the Compton Sheriff’s Station in person to obtain a copy of your accident report. You must fill out a Records Request Form, show your valid photo ID, and pay the appropriate fee at the time of pick up. Contact the department by phone before you attempt to pick up your crash report to ensure it’s available. Phone: (310) 605-6500The Compton Sheriff’s Station is located at:301 S. Willow brook Ave.Compton, CA90220
Business Hours: Open 24 hours

By Mail

You can send a written accident report request to the Compton Sheriff’s Station. You must include a copy of your valid photo ID, the appropriate fee, a self-addressed, stamped envelope, and accident details. Mail your request to:301 S. Willowbrook Ave.Compton, CA90220

Compton Sheriff’s Station accident reports are $5 to $23 per copy.

• The names and contact information for all parties involved
• The time, date, and location of the accident
• Vehicle plate number
• Driver’s license numbers
• A description of bodily injuries sustained in the accident
• A description of vehicle damage/property damage
• Make and model of each vehicle
• Insurance information
• A diagram of the crash site
• The police officer’s accident investigation summary, which details how and why the accident took place and which driver the law enforcement officer believed was negligent.

The following eligible parties can obtain an official police report:

• All involved parties
• The parent or legal guardian of a minor involved in the car crash
• Vehicle owners
• Insurance companies
• Personal injury attorneys
• Law enforcement agencies

Filing accident reports depends on the factors surrounding the accident and whether it was a simple accident, it was a fatal crash, or an accident that involved a crime, or significant bodily injuries. If it was a simple accident, the report should be available five to ten business days from the date of the accident.

If you were involved in an auto accident that was not your fault, you might be entitled to monetary compensation that will cover the cost of all accident-related expenses. You must obtain Compton police records that detail the events of your collision. An accident report contains information that can help prove the other driver was responsible for the accident, such as the police officer’s accident investigation findings, which include why and how the accident occurred and which driver the officer believed was responsible. An experienced accident attorney will use this information to build a strong case and fight for the fair settlement you deserve.