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Share verified information. Ask informed questions. Support the people affected. Choose the route that fits what you know and what you want to do.
Firsthand information
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Madison Area Crime Stoppers
The archived police release asks anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers at 608-266-6014 or through its online tip service. It says information may be shared anonymously.
Open the tip serviceReport hazing to UW
Use the university’s Hazing Incident Report for concerns involving students or student groups. Ask the receiving office about confidentiality and next steps.
Open UW’s reporting form
Preserve originals. Save messages, photos, videos,
dates, and account information without altering the originals. Avoid
posting another person’s identifying details or private records
publicly. An official report and a public post serve different
purposes.
Reporting routes: Madison Police release, pages 3–4 and UW–Madison Hazing Policy UW-2001.
Ask for accountability
Build your message.
Use a focused, respectful request grounded in the public record. Ask for policies, process, prevention, and releasable information. Do not present unverified allegations as established facts.
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Keep asking for the record
Official routes. Specific requests.
Identify the event, date range, and records you want. Request public or redacted versions where possible; disclosure rules and exemptions still apply.
Madison Police records
Request releasable incident reports, supplements, dispatch records, photographs, or related material. Reference Case #2026-437753 and the September 23 incident.
Open the records portalUW–Madison public records
Use UW’s public-records process for institutional communications, policies, historical discipline, and other releasable records.
Find UW’s records processUW’s Stop Hazing resources
Read the university’s prevention and response information. Use its official contact routes for questions about reporting, education, and support.
Visit Stop Hazing