Jackson County Missouri Arrest Warrant Criminal Records

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Jackson County Parks & Recreation22807 Woods Chapel RoadBlue SpringsMO64015
Jackson County Police Departments
Blue Springs Police Department1100 Southwest Smith StreetBlue SpringsMO64015816-228-0151
Buckner Police Department320 South Hudson StreetBucknerMO64016816-650-3809
Buckner Police Department11 Washington StreetBucknerMO64016816-650-3939
Fleming Park Blue Springs - Lake Ranger Station22807 Southwest Woods Chapel RoadBlue SpringsMO64015816-795-8200
Grain Valley Police Department711 North Main StreetGrain ValleyMO64029816-847-6250
Grandview Police Department1200 Main StreetGrandviewMO64030816-316-4900
Greenwood Police Department709 West Main StreetGreenwoodMO64034816-537-5020
Independence Police Department223 North Memorial DriveIndependenceMO64050816-325-7300
Kansas City Police Department1125 Locust StreetKansasMO64106816-234-5000
Kansas City Police Department - Central Patrol Division1200 Linwood BoulevardKansasMO64109816-234-5510
Kansas City Police Department - East Patrol Division5301 East 27th StreetKansasMO64127816-234-5530
Kansas City Police Department - Metro Patrol Division1880 East 63rd StreetKansasMO64130816-234-5520
Kansas City Police Department - South Patrol Division11109 Hickman Mills DriveKansasMO64134816-234-5550
Lake Lotawana Police Department100 Lake Lotawana RoadLake LotawanaMO64086816-578-4333
Lake Tapawingo Police Department144 Anchor DriveLake TapawingoMO64015816-224-6645
Lees Summit Police Department10 Northeast Tudor RoadLee's SummitMO64086816-969-1700
Lone Jack Police Department207 North Bynum RoadLone JackMO64070816-697-2417
Lone Jack Police Department401 North Bynum RoadLone JackMO64070816-697-2911
Missouri Department Of Conservation - Kansas City Regional Office3424 Northwest Duncan RoadBlue SpringsMO64015816-655-6250
Missouri Of Division Of Alcohol And Tobacco Control - District I615 East 13th StreetKansasMO64106816-889-2574
Oak Grove Police Department1903 South BroadwayOak GroveMO64075816-690-8094
Raytown Police Department10000 East 59th StreetRaytownMO64133816-737-6016
Sugar Creek Police And Fire Department503 North Sterling AvenueSugar CreekMO64054816-252-7058
Sugar Creek Police Department1001 Heroes WaySugar CreekMO64054816-252-7058
University Of Missouri - Kansas City Police Department5005 Oak StreetKansasMO64112816-235-1515
Jackson County Sheriff Department
Jackson County Sheriffs Department3310 Rennau DriveLee's SummitMO64064816-524-4302
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Kansas City Missouri FBI Office1300 Summit StreetKansasMO64105816-221-6100
Kansas City Missouri FBI Office400 East 9th StreetKansasMO64106816-221-6100
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Getting a Criminal Records Check Online

Warrant Records in Jackson County Missouri are maintained in a separate database from the regular county records. They are kept separately because they contain civil files not criminal files. This means that if someone is arrested for breaking and entering, or any other type of felony, they are still not put in the criminal records unless they have a criminal record. Because they are considered civil matters, you cannot have them printed out unless you want them. In some cases, the person has to go before the judge in their jurisdiction and apply for an order to show cause as to why the warrant should be canceled or lifted. If the person does not show up, then the warrant is automatically granted.

There are two exceptions to this rule. First, if a warrant is issued under Missouri law that says the person has committed a crime against the person’s spouse or another adult, then the person can be arrested without having to show evidence of the crime. Second, if the Grand Jury is sitting and is deciding on an issue that could lead to an arrest, then they can hand out warrants. These warrants usually say the person is to be arrested on the spot.

It is easy to get a copy of a warrant in many jurisdictions. You can call your local court house and ask them to send you a copy of the papers. You can go online and search for your jurisdiction and then do a Google search to find the person’s name. Keep in mind though, that records are only updated when there is an arrest.

If you are looking to obtain a record of a person’s criminal history, there are a couple options. One option is to go to the police station where the person was arrested. Each jurisdiction is responsible for keeping their records up to date and if you want to see someone’s record, you may have to arrange for a trip to the courthouse. Even then, if the person has already been convicted of a crime, their record may not be updated.

The second option is to contact an online agency that provides criminal records. A major advantage of using these online agencies is that they do not have to charge a fee. The fee is simply to keep their database updated. If you simply want to see if the person has a criminal record, an online agency is a good option.

Keep in mind, that not every county will have these records. Sometimes, counties won’t release records because they don’t know if they have them or not. You need to try contacting the county office. They may also be able to provide you with the information you need. So, if you are thinking about doing a criminal record check, you should try both methods to see if you will get the results you are looking for.