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Arrest & Warrant Search
- Search by:
- Name
- Criminal Records
Face Recognition Search ?What is Search by Face?New! Instant search by using a photo or image of a person's face!Simply choose a file that you want us to scan in the upload section and then click "Search" to initiate our automatic facial recognition lookup.For more accurate results facial image should be clear and unobstructed.
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What Does an Arrest & Warrant Report Include?
Records of a person’s arrests could be instantly accessed by the wide public by conducting a custom online search. Enter the person’s first name, last name, state, and city of residence (optional) and you could discover arrest details, booking, bail and bond, charges, warrants, mugshot, conviction, and more (when available).
Arrest Details
Depending on the lawful basis behind every arrest, you can find out more about the circumstances surrounding all arrest types –custodial arrests, warranted arrests, and non-warranted arrests, with subcategories like "caught in the act" (Flagrante delicto) or "hot pursuit".
Warrants
Lookup different types of warrants, yet the information available depends on each jurisdiction. Many counties don’t allow full information disclosure to the wide public, limiting access strictly to the sheriff’s office and law enforcement agencies.
Booking Information
As soon as a suspect is arrested, records of the crime evidence are created by the law enforcement agency involved during a rigorous intake process called “booking”. Inmate booking information usually consists of the booking agency, its location, bail information, bond information, the charges that were filed, fingerprints, expected release date, and mugshots.
Bail and Bond Details
For booked inmates (individuals who are currently in police custody), our report could show - when information is publicly available - if the offense is bailable, bail amount, bail bond type (own recognizance, property bond, cash bond, professional bonding company, or bondsman), bond number, bond date, and current status.
Charges
Charged offenders have the following data on record charge date, type code, offender's contact information, crime location, offense type (misdemeanor or felony), arrest date, arrest report, court case number, acquittal or sentence details, and charge category.
Mugshot
In jail mugshots and further profile information associated with the offender could be available, such as arrest data, individuals' physical features, distinctive features, or easily-identifiable unique characteristics (tattoos, scars, or birthmarks).
What are Arrest Records?
When the police suspect someone of having committed a crime (for instance, during a traffic stop), they make an arrest and create an official file. In the United States, arrest records are normally police records held by the law enforcement agency (sheriff’s office, police department) that conducted the arrest. Arrests normally take place either after an arrest warrant was issued by a criminal justice court and as a result of a law enforcement agent witnessing an alleged crime.
As arrest information is considered public record, it’s available for consultation at the municipal, city, county, and state-level or online. If information is perceived as highly prejudicial to the arrestee, in some jurisdictions, the state law doesn't allow for arrest records to be readily obtainable by the wide public. The same exemption rule applies to arrests linked to ongoing police investigations, when there’s a potential risk to public safety, or if the associated criminal records have been expunged or sealed.
However, it is possible to get a hold of arrest records without having to visit the county clerk or the county sheriff’s department. A simple digital search for arrest records by name can fetch someone's arrest history with circumstances leading to their arrest:
Arrest
Location
Arresting
Agency
Arrest
Date
Arresting
Officer
Charges
Vehicles
Involved
Booking
Details
Personal data on the individual arrested could also be available across Infotracer arrest lookup reports, including the suspect’s gender, mugshots, height, weight, scars, eye color, hair color, date of birth, and more. Just type the offender’s name in the search box above to discover essential facts like the arrest date, parole date, cleared date, charge code, and booking date.
An arrest record is not proof of a crime.
Common Questions About Arrest Records
How To Find Arrest Records?
In many states, you can request arrest records through a division of the Department of Public Safety (DPS) called the Computerized Criminal History (CCH). They hold a central repository for all arrest records in the state. You can also contact the local sheriff's office or courthouse. Infotracer’s tool has over 15 million arrest records with mugshots updated daily from county sources.
How To Find Arrest Records For Free?
Go directly to a state or county courthouse and ask for the records. If they’re not already available online, you’ll probably need to pay a processing fee. As for digital arrest records, use the county sheriff’s website OR Infotracer, which grants easier nationwide access.
How Do You Remove Arrest Records From The Internet?
Although arrests for driver’s license suspensions or sex-related crimes can never be cleared, you can seal your records (hide them from the public, but not have them destroyed) OR expunge them – permanently delete from anywhere. Once approved, submit removal requests to any website and attach the document of proof.
How To Get Arrest Records Expunged?
You can clean up your arrest history by filling out an expungement form and submitting it to the court. But first, you’ll have to find out which expungement category applies to you (1st category for probation, 2nd for a fine and no probation, or 3rd for felony) and check if you meet the conditions.
How To Find DUI Arrest Records?
You can consult DUI arrest information at the sheriff’s office or at the city’s police department. After a while, some public records could be shifted to the county courthouse, therefore you can run a search on their site OR use Infotracer’s online lookup tool.
Are Arrest Records Public Information?
Arrest data is part of the public domain unless it’s part of ongoing investigations. If the suspect is found “not guilty” or if the case was dismissed, some states (for instance California, Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, South Carolina) destroy the related arrest records and the public can no longer access them.
Arrest Records By States
- Search by:
- Name
- Criminal Records
Face Recognition Search ?What is Search by Face?New! Instant search by using a photo or image of a person's face!Simply choose a file that you want us to scan in the upload section and then click "Search" to initiate our automatic facial recognition lookup.For more accurate results facial image should be clear and unobstructed.
Upload Photo Here
face shots are recommended format
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