Cheyenne County Nebraska Arrest Warrant Criminal Records

Search For Warrants

NameAddressCityStateZip CodePhone Number
(2231)Cheyenne County Criminal Records & Warrants Offices
Cheyenne County Sheriffs Office / Cheyenne County Jail1000 10th AvenueSidneyNE69162308-254-2922
Cheyenne County Criminal Records & Warrants Offices
Sidney Police Department1715 Illinois StreetSidneyNE69162308-254-5515
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The Main Purpose of Searching for Warrant Records

A Warrant Records in Cheyenne County Nebraska is a list of all warrants that have been issued in the county. All warrants that are filed are listed in this database, along with the name of the person that was accused of the warrant. This is used to track down people that have outstanding warrants out for their arrest. This can give a law enforcement officer the information they need to bring the person into custody.

A lot of the time when there are warrants out for someone’s arrest, they are picked up by the police in other states. They then enter the information into the system and it tells them the person’s current whereabouts. Once the person’s name is entered into the system, they will be put in the system so that the warrants can be found when they are arrested again.

Some warrant information may be held private if the person has a prior or current criminal history. It can be found in the Public Records at the Nebraska State Patrol or in the courts. It can also be kept private if the person has not been charged with a crime. This is called a discretionary record and is only available to certain types of people. The most common people that can access this information are law enforcement officials. If the person has been previously convicted for a crime, their name will remain in the system.

When a person is accused of a crime, the criminal record is considered as public record. That means anyone can find out information about a person’s past. Even if a person has already served their time, if they have re-offended they can be put back in the system. This can be done under the right circumstances.

If a person has served their time but is wanted on another charge, they can ask to be relieved of their criminal record. There is a process for doing this and the clerk of court will give the decision. If the person has had any previous run ins with the law, a judge can temporarily seal their records. The reason for this is so the person does not have access to their records and can’t be arrested again.

In order to access these records, a person can go online and do a general search. There are different types of criminal cases and warrants that have been issued in the past. By knowing the details of the case, it can make it easier to decide if a person is a suitable candidate. In some situations, it is better to have no record than have a record that can prevent the person from getting a job or from finding a new apartment.