Assuming the Cloudflare security check is resolved, navigate to the South Wales Police website and identify how a user would report a non-emergency crime online. Specifically, find out what types of non-emergency crimes can be reported online and if there are any immediate instructions or warnings provided before a user proceeds with an online report.
Navigate to 'https://www.south-wales.police.uk/'. Look for a prominent link or section related to 'Report a crime', 'Report an incident', or 'Online reporting'. Click on the relevant link to access the online reporting section. Identify the types of non-emergency crimes or incidents that can be reported using the online system. Note any important instructions, warnings, or advice given to users before they start filling out an online report (e.g., 'Do not use for emergencies', 'Have all details ready'). Summarize the types of crimes reportable online and any key preliminary instructions.
The agent successfully navigates to the main South Wales Police website beyond any security checks. The agent identifies and clicks the correct link to access the online crime reporting section. The agent lists at least three types of non-emergency crimes or incidents that can be reported online (e.g., theft, criminal damage, anti-social behaviour, lost property). The agent identifies and states at least one critical preliminary instruction or warning for online reporting (e.g., 'Call 999 in an emergency', 'Do not use if a crime is in progress', 'This service is for non-emergencies only').