JailBroken

By: Katie Porter

A new app offered by the Santa Ana Police Department brings access to their services straight to your phone.

Users can report a crime, make anonymous tips, review the city’s jail records and most wanted lists. Contact information for each department and frequently asked questions are available.

The app is available only for iPhones.

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