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The Ipsos Mori survey for HMIC \u201cPublic views of policing in England and Wales 2016/17\u201d published on 20 July 2017 shows that: people are most likely to call 999 for crimes/incidents against the person; there is a balance between 999 and 101 for property-related incidents; while for online incidents, anti-social behaviour and updates on previous incidents, 101 is the most likely choice. The survey can be found at:<\/p>