Arrest and warrants are available online from the Mobile, Alabama, county sheriff's department. Warrants from the Mobile, AL, police department are also available online. About the information is available from the Mobile sheriff department's warrant search. Once your search engine lists the county sheriff's department's website, you may not see its various divisions underneath its link. For arrests, from the Mobile sheriff's home page (or just about any other page), you will see the tab "Resources," where you will see "24-Hour Booking". Once you click on that, a list of recent arrests will come up. The 24-Hour Booking information shows the person's photo/mug shot, full name, and charge. Currently, there are 64 people listed there to have been arrested/booked. Fortunately, two law enforcement agencies offer warrant searches online, the Mobile, Alabama sheriff, and the city of Alabama Police department. The sheriff's department lists warrant the information on their website for the public to view openly and freely. Once on the sheriff's website, under the "Resources" tab, you will find the link to the warrant search page. There is a disclaimer page to review and agree to. On the warrants page, there are two options to search by entering the person's name, SSN, driver's license number, and date of birth. You may search by the person's first and last name only also. The information that will appear is the warrant number description of the person, such as race, gender, age, photo, charge(s), and bond. Public search of warrants from Mobile, Alabama police department (MPD).
The MPD's website allows the public to search for warrants openly and freely. Click on the drop-down menu titled "Forms and Records" from their home page or any other web page. The second to last link in the drop-down menu is to the department's warrant search. You will see the title "Traffic/Criminal Case Search" and a form underneath where a search can be performed by entering the person's name, citation number, docket number, or police department's case number. Note that a tab "Upcoming Docket" shows upcoming jail cases, among other types. Although government agencies do not advertise their services or at the level of private companies for profit, search engines still rank them relatively high due to their free searches and useful content, making these searches easy to find. Keywords used for these searches were the city, county, state, and search type, either warrants or arrests, for example, Mobile AL arrests and Mobile AL warrants.
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