Navigate to the South Wales Police website. Once on the main page, locate the section for reporting non-emergency incidents. Identify at least three distinct categories of incidents that can be reported online, and note any specific advice or instructions given to users before they proceed with an online report, particularly regarding what *not* to report online or when to call 999.
Navigate to 'https://www.south-wales.police.uk/'. Locate and click on the most prominent link or section related to 'Report a crime', 'Report an incident', or 'Online reporting'. On the online reporting page, identify and list at least three distinct types or categories of non-emergency incidents that can be reported. Read through the introductory text and instructions to find any explicit warnings or advice about when *not* to use the online reporting system, specifically mentioning when to call 999.
The agent successfully navigates to the main South Wales Police website beyond any security checks. The agent successfully identifies and clicks the correct link to access the online crime/incident reporting section. The agent lists at least three specific types of non-emergency incidents that can be reported online (e.g., 'Theft', 'Criminal Damage', 'Anti-Social Behaviour', 'Lost Property', 'Road Incident'). The agent identifies and states at least one clear instruction or warning about when *not* to use the online service, specifically mentioning the use of 999 for emergencies or crimes in progress.