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Arrest records are typically available online through databases maintained by sheriff's offices. Thus, interested persons may find arrest records by visiting the website maintained by the law enforcement agency in the county where the arrest happened.
Locating an inmate The problem is the State of Nevada does not have a central database to locate an inmate. Instead, every jail in Nevada keeps its records and has its database system. If you are looking for somebody who you believe is in custody in Las Vegas, Nevada, try the links provided on this page.
To obtain information about inmates housed within the city of Las Vegas Detention Center, please call 702-229-6444, option 3.
To obtain information about inmates housed within the city of Las Vegas Detention Center, please call 702-229-6444, option 3.
Notification of Rights or Benefits: The letter might inform you about your rights, benefits, or changes to policies that affect military personnel or their families. Security Clearance: If you hold or are applying for a security clearance, it could be related to that process.
The sheriff's office has received a court process for the addressee. this letter is intended as a courtesy notification it's purpose is to allow you to pick up the process at a date convenient for you.