Kenosha County Wisconsin Arrest Warrant Criminal Records

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NameAddressCityStateZip CodePhone Number
(871)Kenosha County Police Departments
Kenosha Police Department1000 55th StreetKenoshaWI53140262-605-5202
Kenosha County Police Departments
Pleasant Prairie Police Department8600 Green Bay RoadPleasant PrairieWI53158262-694-7353
Randall Police Department34530 Bassett RoadBurlingtonWI53105262-877-2165
Salem Township Water Patrol9814 Antioch RoadSalemWI53168
Silver Lake Police Department113 South 1st StreetSilver LakeWI53170262-889-4455
Town Of Wheatland Constable34315 Geneva RoadBurlingtonWI53105262-537-4340
Twin Lakes Police Department920 Lance DriveTwin LakesWI53181262-877-9056
University Of Wisconsin - Parkside Police Department900 Wood RoadKenoshaWI53144
Wisconsin University - Parkside Police Department900 Wood RoadKenoshaWI53144262-595-2455
Kenosha County Sheriff Department
Kenosha County Sheriffs Office / Kenosha County Jail1000 55th StreetKenoshaWI53140262-605-5101
Kenosha County FBI Office
Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin FBI Office10505 Corporate DrivePleasant PrairieWI53158262-857-3447
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What Are Warrant Records?

Warrant Records are one of the most sensitive pieces of information that law enforcement agencies across the country deal with on a daily basis. In Kenosha County Wisconsin, Warrants are the final authority when it comes to enforcing the law. Every day law abiding citizens go to work knowing that their safety is guaranteed and in some cases it may be their very livelihood.

Warrant Records are important because they show a police officer has committed a crime. Warrant Records also show that there has been a warrant out for a person’s arrest. A warrant is an order from a court that says that a person has committed a crime or will be arrested for a crime. Without a warrant, police can’t enter a home or any property without a person’s consent.

These records are kept by local law enforcement agencies and forwarded to the state or federal level. Federal law mandates that all warrants be filed in the Federal Fugitives Registry. If your name shows up in the Fugitives Registry then it is possible that the United States Government will apprehend you on the spot and present you in court.

Warrant Records are considered public information and anyone can request copies of them. You can go to the sheriff or police station where you were arrested or the courthouse that holds your case. However, you must provide evidence that you were arrested in their office. In other words, you have to provide fingerprints, a copy of your court documents or your ticket stub.

One of the reasons why you want to search for this type of documentation is if you have been a victim of mistaken identity. For example, if you were arrested for the same person who is already dead, then you may not be able to get any monetary compensation. Or, you may not even know the person’s real name. When this happens, you may as well know what the person’s background is before being put into a situation like this.

The other reason why you want to know about warrant records is to protect yourself and your family. Criminals tend to target individuals that are alone. If you have a bad history or you are an irresponsible person, then it is a good idea to stay away from suspicious people. It is also a good idea to hire a private detective if you feel that you need some help. Just be aware that there are many expensive detectives and private investigators out there. If you don’t know the right person to speak with then you might just waste money for nothing.