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  • How do I find an arrest report from 1984-1985?
    Arrest reports are generally requested from the police department which made the report. Case files can also contain the police report, complaints, charges, and more; therefore, the case file may be easier to obtain from the court and probably have more information, not to mention the result of the case.
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  • How do I view public records about someone else for my safety?
    Depends on the type of information. Public records are scattered throughout government agencies and departments, and many can be found in court records that are open to the public. Police reports are also shared, but it depends on the department's policies in providing them, as some exceptions apply. San Bernardino County Sheriffs' department publishes its most recent arrest going back as far as a month. You can go to their site from any page and look for the tab to the top right; the first link under that tab is Courts/Corrections, which will link you to an inmate search that's open to the public. You can either use the search form or view a list of inmates out of custody.
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  • How do I find a divorce record?
    There are free searches you can access from this page. 1. Under the section "San Bernardino County Free Court Records Search," there's a form that provides case information from certain courts. 2. Under the San Bernardino County Free Public Records Directory section, the link "San Bernardino County Court Records" goes to the county court's web page, where the public can search for case information openly. On the county court's home page, the link "Case Information and Document Sales Online" will land on a disclaimer page where you select criminal or civil cases. After, you will see a button to click, which will mention the type of courts. There will be a chance to choose the type of information you'd like to use to conduct your search (party name, case number, by date, or master name).
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  • How do I find out if a will was filed and recorded?
    If it went to probate, you could check court records and clerks online or by going to the courthouse in person. Wills are public records once the person passes away. Each state's requirements are different, but generally, a Will can be recorded or kept with the probate court/clerk and open to public inspection after the person dies. While the person is alive, the will is not deemed a public record.
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  • Do I have a restraining order?
    A restraining order isn't active until you have been served with a copy of it.
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  • How do I go about expunging my record?
    I believe you have to be off Parole for at least five years. Then you can appeal to the court to have a felony reduced to a misdemeanor if you have had no further contact with the police since you were off Parole- with an honorable discharge- have committed no more crimes and can prove you have been a law-abiding citizen. It would be best if you appealed to the judge that sentenced you or appealed to that Courthouse. Once you have a felony reduced to a misdemeanor, you may request that it be expunged—one step at a time.
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  • Where can I find arrest and criminal records for October 22nd, 2014?
    A monthly arrest log is provided freely in a pdf from the City of San Bernardino police. Oddly, it can be found under statistical data but shows details, including names and dates of individual arrests. Go to the police department's website; on the left-hand side menu is a link to arrest logs. Once you scroll over it, you'll see options as to which year. After selecting the year, you can narrow it to the month on the next page.
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  • Where can I find how I can retrieve my case number?
    Click on the link: https://www.sb-court.org/ which will take you to court's webpage. You can check the calendar from a link on that page if it's a recent upcoming case. If you'd like to do a name search, click on the link "Case Information and Document Sales Online" (there's no charge for the search you're about to do). That will take you to a page with case jurisdiction codes; underneath a hyperlink, "ACCEPT." A page will pop up, giving you choices to search civil, family law, small court, probate, traffic, and criminal. You can view cases by name, calendar, and other lists freely.
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  • Where can I find the arrest record between September 10, 2015, and September 18, 2015?
    San Bernardino County's sheriff arrest log is online and open to the public.
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  • Where can I find out if police can kick in someone's door to their home without a legal search warrant and if the residents are not on probation?
    There are four main circumstances in which a warrant is not required for police to search your house: 1. Consent. If the person in control of the property consents to the search without being coerced or tricked into doing so, a search without a warrant is valid. The police do not have to tell you that you can refuse a search, but you do. Also, note that if you have a roommate, they can consent to a search of the common areas of your dwelling (kitchen, living room) but not of your private areas (bedroom, for instance). On the other hand, the Supreme Court recently ruled that one spouse cannot consent to the search of a house on behalf of the other. 2. Plain View. If a police officer already has the right to be on your property and sees contraband or evidence of a clearly visible crime, that object may be lawfully seized and used as evidence. For example, if the police are in your house on a domestic violence call and see marijuana plants on the windowsill, the plants can be seized as evidence. 3. Search Incident to Arrest. Suppose you are being arrested in your house. In that case, police officers may search for weapons or other accomplices to protect their safety (known as a "protective sweep"), or they may otherwise search to prevent the destruction of evidence. 4. Exigent Circumstances. This exception refers to emergencies where getting a valid search warrant could compromise public safety or lead to a loss of evidence. This encompasses "hot pursuit," which a suspect is about to escape. A recent California Supreme Court decision ruled that police may enter a DUI suspect's home without a warrant based on the theory that important evidence, namely the suspect's blood alcohol level, may be lost otherwise.
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  • Where can I find who was arrested on April 24th, 2014?
    The San Bernardino sheriff's department has many in their custody, which they post. You can click on their inmate locator and see people that have been arrested. Today, these are the available date 04/21/2014, 04/22/2014, 04/23/2014, 04/24/2014, 04/25/2014, 04/26/2014, 04/27/2014.
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  • Where can I find access to all arrests made in Needles, California, from March 15th, 2013, to March 16th, 2013?
    The San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department's site also offers an out-of-custody search that can be accessed online. You can obtain arrest and inmate information, release date, charges, and more.
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  • Where can I find a List of arrests made on February 8th, 2013?
    The San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department has a search open to the public where you can search persons that have been arrested and in their custody. You can also see persons that were released by day. You can now view their out-of-custody search from 02/04/2013 to 02/10/2013 based on the release date.
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  • Where can I find a list of retired school superintendents' annual pensions?
    Public records are not always presented or gathered for purposes, and the list may have to be put together by researching available related materials.
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  • Where can I find access to more information on someone's death?
    You can search the local news and wires with reports showing the area where the incident happened. Also, some archived releases from the responding agency might have incidents recorded.
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San Bernardino, CA Crime Records (Updated 12/23/2024)
  • Violent Crime:
    2,858
  • Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter:
    46
  • Rape:
    140
  • Robbery:
    906
  • Aggravated Assault:
    1,766
  • Property Crime:
    9,081
  • Burglary:
    2,029
  • Larceny Theft:
    4,974
  • Motor Vehicle Theft:
    2,078
  • Arson:
    75
San Bernardino County, CA Latest Crime Records (Updated 12/23/2024)
  • Total Violent Crime:
    1,503
  • Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter:
    27
  • Rape:
    115
  • Robbery:
    189
  • Aggravated Assault:
    1,172
  • Total Property Crime:
    3,945
  • Burglary:
    1,142
  • Larceny Theft:
    1,875
  • Motor Vehicle Theft:
    928
  • Arson:
    53
San Bernardino, CA Census Data

  • Information About People and Demographics

  • Total population of residents
    209,924
  • White resident population recorded
    95,734
  • Black or African American resident population recorded
    31,582
  • American Indian and Alaska native resident population recorded
    2,822
  • Asian resident population recorded
    8,454
  • Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander resident population recorded
    839
  • Hispanic or Latino of any race resident population recorded
    125,994
  • Resident population of some other race recorded
    59,827
  • Resident population of two or more races recorded
    10,666
San Bernardino County, CA Census Data

  • Information About People and Demographics

  • Total population of persons residing within the County
    2,035,210
  • County's white resident population
    1,153,161
  • County's black resident population
    181,862
  • County's American Indian and Alaska Native resident populations
    22,689
  • County's Asian resident population
    128,603
  • County's Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander resident population
    6,870
  • Countywide resident population of two or more races
    102,364
  • Countywide resident population of Hispanic or Latino origin
    1,001,145
  • Non Hispanic white resident population
    677,598
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