Crittenden County Arrest History
Crittenden County arrests can be made by the sheriff, West Memphis Police, Marion Police, Arkansas State Police, and smaller municipal agencies. When a person is booked into county custody, the Crittenden County Detention Center creates the booking record and RPS roster entry.
The arrest record then splits. The police agency may hold the incident or offense report. The jail holds booking and custody data. The court record begins only after a citation, complaint, information, indictment, or other filing reaches district or circuit court.
Crittenden County RPS Arrest Roster
The official sheriff route points to the RPS jail roster. The interface separates Current Inmates, New Inmates, and Recent Releases. Those tabs help distinguish present custody from a recent booking or release.
The current-inmate roster capture from the research shows the official roster interface used for Crittenden County arrest and booking checks.
Use the roster as a live custody clue, then verify the court outcome through the court file.
The sheriff jail roster link page is the county’s official bridge from the detention-center site to the RPS roster.
That link page matters when a searcher wants to confirm that the roster is the sheriff’s official custody channel.
Looking Up Crittenden County Arrests
Use every access channel because no single system has the complete record. A new booking may be visible in RPS before a court case exists. A released person may no longer appear in current custody, and older arrest history may require court or state repository review.
- Check the RPS New Inmates, Current Inmates, and Recent Releases tabs for the most recent custody status.
- Call the sheriff Records Department at 870-702-2055 for released-detainee records during weekday records hours.
- Request the incident or offense report from the arresting agency, such as West Memphis PD or Marion PD.
- Search ARCourts later for filed charges, court dates, dispositions, and judgments.
- Use Arkansas State Police Open Criminal History or the authorized CBC channel for repository-level checks.
Recent Crittenden County Arrest Bookings
The RPS New Inmates view is the most direct official recent-arrest page found in the research. It is intended for people booked within the last 24 hours, while Recent Releases covers people who have moved out of custody status.
The New Inmates capture shows how Crittenden County arrest lookup users can move from broad roster tabs to fresh booking entries.
Do not treat a new booking as a conviction. Charges can change after the prosecutor and court review the matter.
Inside a Crittenden County Arrest Record
The public roster fields are useful, but limited. The research captured fields only, not private names. A Crittenden County arrest record may show basic identity details, booking time, arresting agency, charges, bond, and release status.
| Roster status | Current inmate, new inmate, or recent release tab. |
|---|---|
| Arrest date and time | Booking or arrested timestamp shown on the public entry. |
| Arresting agency | Sheriff, West Memphis PD, Marion PD, ASP, or another listed agency. |
| Charges | Charge descriptions or warrant language as booked, not a court finding. |
| Bond | Bond amount by charge or combined line when set. |
| Release data | Release date appears in the release view rather than every active card. |
Crittenden County Arrest Records Phone
The Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center are at 350 Afco Road, West Memphis. The official contact page lists administrative phone 870-702-2010 and non-emergency dispatch 870-702-2000. The FAQ adds a records-specific number for released detainees: 870-702-2055, Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Crittenden County Sheriff's Office
870-702-2010
350 Afco Road, West Memphis, AR 72301. Public lobby open 24/7 for payments and bonds.
Released Detainee Records
870-702-2055
Records Department hours listed in the sheriff FAQ are Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
The sheriff contact capture provides the official address and phone block for Crittenden County arrest-record follow-up.
Ask staff which record type you need: booking record, incident report, warrant-related record, or jail release information.
Crittenden County Booking Arrest Logs
The sheriff detention-center page describes a 350-bed facility attached to the sheriff’s department. For an arrest lookup, that matters because city arrests from West Memphis, Marion, Earle, and other places can route into county booking if the person is jailed.
The detention-center image from the official sheriff page shows the local custody office behind Crittenden County arrest and booking records.
Booking logs are current-status records. For final outcomes, check the court case later.
Crittenden County Arresting Agency Field
The Arrested By field is a routing clue. If it says West Memphis PD, the city report request may belong to the West Memphis Records Division. If it says Marion PD, crash reports may route to the state crash portal while incident reports require Marion contact. If it says sheriff or ASP, use those agency channels.
| Agency | Records Route |
|---|---|
| Crittenden County Sheriff | 350 Afco Road, roster, records phone, FOIA fallback. |
| West Memphis Police | Records Division, in person or mail; motor collision report fee is $10. |
| Marion Police | Highway 77 office; crash reports through crashreports.ark.org. |
| Arkansas State Police | ASP report and repository channels. |
Crittenden County West Memphis Arrest Reports
West Memphis PD Records Division maintains, stores, and releases police reports and related material. Reports can be requested in person during business hours or by mail. The research notes that reports are not returned by email or fax.
A mailed request goes to West Memphis Police Department ATTN: Records, 626 East Broadway, West Memphis, AR 72301-3211, and should include the person involved, incident type, time, date, location, and vehicle details if relevant.
Note: A city police report is not the same thing as the court disposition or the state repository record.
Crittenden County Warrant Arrest Processing
No official Crittenden County online warrant-search portal was located in the research. The fallback chain is court first, then sheriff processing. Search ARCourts may show case events, while the Circuit Clerk issues warrants related to cases.
The sheriff FAQ says booking and release processing times vary when someone turns themselves in on a warrant or commitment. Confirm the court, bond or payment rules, and identification requirements before appearing.
The sheriff FAQ capture supports the arrest-page details about records, warrant turn-ins, detainee records, and jail processing.
After a warrant is resolved, check both court status and custody status because updates happen on different schedules.
Crittenden County Arrest RPS App
The sheriff promotes the RPS Inmate Info app as an extension of the jail-management system. Users select Crittenden County Sheriffs Office to see current inmates, 24-hour bookings, and recent releases, with search by name or booking date.
The app also packages visiting hours and directions. The web roster has similar roster views, but the mobile app can be a faster way to check booking-date searches from a phone.
Crittenden County Arrests Are Not Convictions
A Crittenden County arrest entry proves that a custody event or booking was recorded. It does not prove that the person was convicted. Charges can be declined, amended, dismissed, nolle prossed, resolved by plea, or tried to a verdict.
| Arrest Record | Conviction Record |
|---|---|
| Created by police and jail staff. | Created through the court and reported disposition process. |
| Shows booking, charge, agency, bond, and custody status. | Shows a finding or admission of guilt and judgment. |
| Lives with sheriff, jail, and arresting agency records. | Lives in court files and may be reflected in ASP repository data. |
| May end with release, no filing, dismissal, or sealing. | May lead to sentence, appeal, supervision, or record sealing. |
Note: An arrest is not proof of guilt, and roster data should be checked against the court file before relying on it.