Crimestoppers Scotland urges people to report concerns during World Cup matches, including domestic abuse and drug or drink driving. The call is aimed at encouraging the public to provide information when they witness or suspect harmful or criminal behavior, rather than keeping concerns to themselves. Crimestoppers Scotland’s appeal highlights two areas of potential risk during events where people may be travelling, gathering, or driving after alcohol consumption: domestic abuse and impaired driving, which can include driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The organisation is asking the public to come forward with information through its reporting channels, without needing to directly confront anyone. The guidance reflects a broader campaign to help authorities respond to serious offending and improve public safety during a period of heightened social activity. The announcement is reported as a public-facing reminder during the World Cup period to report suspected abuse and unsafe driving.