How to Obtain Your Murrieta County Traffic Accident Report

In-Person Request: 

1. Visit the Murrieta Police Station: Make your way to the Murrieta Police Station’s front counter to initiate your collision report request in person. 
2. Complete the Request Form: Fill out the provided request form and present a valid government identification copy to one of the records personnel at the front desk. 
3. Processing Time and Notification: Once your request is submitted, the records personnel will have up to ten working days to process it. You’ll receive a notification via telephone when your report is ready for pickup at the Murrieta Police Station. 
4. Fee Structure: There is a nominal fee of $18 associated with collecting the report in person. This fee covers the expenses incurred for research and the preparation of the collision report. 

Online Request: 

1. Utilize the Online Service: The Murrieta Police Department collaborates with an online service for the convenient management and distribution of collision reports over the Internet. 
2. Processing Time and Fee: Expect a processing time of up to ten working days for the collision report to be uploaded to the online service. The cost of acquiring the report online is $18, inclusive of a convenience fee charged by the online service. 
3. Access the online portal: To initiate a request for your traffic collision report online, navigate to LexisNexis Police Reports. 

How Kash Legal Group Can Help: 

If you feel lost and confused about dealing with the aftermath of your accident and the legal proceedings that follow, you can count on Kash Legal Group to offer expert guidance and support. Our team, led by Attorney Jonathan Kashani, specializes in personal injury cases, and we are dedicated to helping you navigate the aftermath of your accident with confidence.

Additional Insights: 

• Contact Information: For any queries regarding the process, feel free to reach out to LexisNexis customer service at (866) 215-2771. 
• Understanding the Report: A collision report encompasses crucial details such as party information, accident specifics, diagrams, injury documentation, fault determination, and any statutory violations. This report serves as a pivotal source of information for facilitating insurance claims and legal proceedings. 
• Identifying the Responding Authority: Determine the agency that responded to the accident scene—whether it’s the California Highway Patrol (CHP) for incidents on freeways/highways or local police agencies for accidents within city or county limits.