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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
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Natalie King

Merseyside Police receive 'high volume' of calls and urge people to report non-urgent incidents online

Merseyside Police has urged people to report non-urgent incidents on their website as 101 lines are 'extremely busy' at the moment.

The force is currently receiving a 'high volume' of calls into their contact centre.

As of the early hours of Saturday, December 11, people who call 101 may find that it takes a while to get through to an operator.

Read more: Crime in Liverpool

Taking to Twitter, Merseyside Police reminded locals that reports of non-urgent incidents and general enquries can be sent to them via DM @merpolcc on the social network. Non-urgent reports can also be made via the force's website.

Police are already planning for a busy weekend in the city. Patrols have been stepped up ahead of the scheduled G7 conference, the Liverpool Vs. Aston Villa game on Saturday, and the many festive events taking place around Liverpool.

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