ARREST INQUIRY

Arrest Warrant Search
5 April 2012 - Here Is How You Get Information On An Arrest Warrant Whether you are searching to see if there is an arrest warrant out for yourself or someone else there are several ways to do this and it is quite simple. One way to get information about a warrant is to call the Sheriff's Office or Police Station in the town the warrant would be in and provide a little basic information. Depending on the area and its size the Sheriff's Department may even have a specified warrant department. Sometimes all you need is the person's name, but most of the time it probably isn't going to be this easy. If you have basic information on a person like their name, birth date, and the city or county the warrant would be in then you can obtain warrant information by a simple phone call. The only problem with using this route is if you do not know the specific area the warrant would be in then you could make numerous useless phone calls. To find out about a warrant for someone's arrest by a phone call you must know the specific city or county where the warrant is for the potentially wanted person. An... read

Bench Warrant Search
27 March 2012 - If you are trying to find out if you or someone you know have a bench warrant you can find it out online. When you are searching for a bench warrant you must have the persons full name. You must have knowledge of the court where the person or individual would have the case. Have the date on which the hearing was. Know which county the warrant is issued and if you are planning to look it up online, you have to have the right credit or debit card with a visa or mastercard logo. If you have access to the internet, in the search bar enter "how to find a bench warrant." After that then it will pull up multiple sites to chose from. You may chose which you would like to use. Best results would come from the government registry site. Then simply follow the step by step instructions they offer you. Enter all the correct information they ask for. This should show you any bench warrants you may have. Another way of searching a bench warrant is to look up a bail bonds man that is local to the warrant. Ask them to check to see if you have a current bench warrant. They can let you know. They... read more

Hillsborough County Arrest Inquiry
13 April 2012 - Is Arrest Information Accessible to Citizens? Anyone can look up a person's arrest information in Hillsborough County. Detailed information may be found at hcso.tampa.fl.us/PublicInquiry/ArrestInquiry. Once sent to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office website just type in any of the following fields: name, race, booking date, sex, release date or date of birth. You may choose a search option of either "current inmates only" or "include arrest details" or both. If the booking date is all that is available, entering a date will produce a list of arrests made on that date. Once the complete list of all arrests made on the date you have chosen is brought up you have another option to click on a person's name and obtain even more information. Information available includes: case number, charges, booking number, name, date of birth, bond, status, age, height, date of arrest, time of arrest, location of arrest, attorney information, next of kin, and employment. This site is very user friendly and easily navigable for the general public. Arrest information should be public an... read more

Charmeck Arrest Inquiry
10 March 2012 - How to Find Out Who has been arrested in Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Every arrest is a matter of public record. Persons who are arrested do not have the right to request their identity be hidden from the public. State law allows arrest records to be made public. The person's photo along with the alleged crime are available for public review. Law enforcement agencies are required by law to maintain records of people who are arrested. State law further mandates that these records be available for public review. Victims of crimes may request their information be kept confidential. However, in the media age victim confidentiality is extremely rare. Often, information is made available to the public without consent of the victim. In some cases, adults who have been sexually assaulted may have their identities hidden. Another exception to the law are minors who have been accused of a crime or are a victim of crime. Juvenile records may not be recorded online, but are available through the Juvenile Domestic Relations district court. In order to have an arrest record expunged a w... read

Fdle Warrant Search
26 April 2012 - FDLE Information System The Florida Crime Information Center’s Public Access System (PAC), created by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), allows users to access information that has been posted by various law enforcement agencies throughout Florida. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s information system is ideal for those who are either searching for a missing person or looking to turn in wanted suspects. Their search database allows individuals to search for keywords such as first, last, middle, or nicknames. Other search criteria include race, sex, date of birth, and also age. The system also allows users to search for missing or stolen items including vehicles, boats, license plates, and guns. The user is able to input the serial number, vehicle identification number, or license plate number of the missing item to see if it has been reported by any of the law enforcement agencies. It also has a section for miscellaneous articles that have serial numbers that can be traced. The information found in PAC is updated by the Florida Crime Information Cent... read more