Arrest And Imprisonment In Wake
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Note that you might be charged with a crime and an infraction in the same case (in which case the next two letters will be CR because of the criminal offense), or you might have charges under multiple case numbers, some of which might be criminal and some of which might be infractions.
If you would like to request a copy of a crime/incident report please email your request to our Records Unit: Sheriff.Records@wake.
The Wake County Jail is quickly approaching capacity, Sheriff Willie Rowe said. The county's capacity is 1,574 inmates and there are currently 1,499 inmates as of Wednesday. "We do not have inmates sleeping on the floor,” Rowe said. However, the number of inmates changes each day.
The Special Response Team is a highly trained unit that responds to emergencies ranging from barricaded subjects to serving "high risk" warrants on dangerous subjects.
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While most of the county is covered with no more than a 15 minute drive time estimate from EMS stations, the recommended response time for EMS is 5 minutes and the ideal in the case of a violent incident with blood loss is 3-4 minutes.
To find an inmate housed in the Wake County jail, use Wake County inmate search online. The inmate roster displays inmates currently incarcerated at the Wake County jail facility. To search quickly, click on the button 'Filter Inmate List', enter an inmate's last name and submit.
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NCSBI - Special Response Team. The SRT provides quick services to SBI investigations as well as to other law enforcement agencies to save lives and apprehend lawbreakers. SRT agents are proficient in the use of special equipment, skills and tactics.
You may be considered as a candidate for house arrest if: You are a nonviolent, low-risk offender; You were sentenced to county jail time; You live in the county where your offense occurred; You are accessible by phone; and. You agree to abide by the terms of home confinement prescribed by the court;
