How to find a person in a washington state correctional facility?
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Break in.  Do it opposite prison break style and go through the air system until you find who your looking for.  I think thats the best way to go.
602629
Contact your state Department of Corrections for their website.  Many states have websites that identify the inmate, sentence, work details, location and expected release date.
941835
http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/ReportsResearch/Inmate_Locator.html\n\nThis site will give you the info you need.
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If the offender is in state prison, knowing their DC# will make the process easier. \n\nThe link provided is the Offender Search database for the Florida Department of Corrections. You can enter the name, age range and other information and search through the results.
738617
There isnt a site that lists everyone in that prison but you can search for a specific person by name or number here:\n\nhttp://info.doc.state.mn.us/publicviewer/main.asp
62232
How to locate an inmate is different in each state. If you go to the appropriate state forum at http://www.prisontalk.com someone there will be able to give you the specifics for your area.\nGood luck
828872
"To locate an offender within the jurisdiction of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation you can call the Identification Unit at (916) 445-6713. You must provide the full name and the month, day and year of birth or CDC identification number for the subject of your inquiry. This unit can only provide you with the current location and CDC identification number for the offender. The Identification Unit does not have and will not provide any future release date information. This service is available only Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. excluding state holidays. You may also fax your inquiry to the Identification Unit at (916) 322-0500.\n\nPlease note that information for offenders recently admitted into or transferred between state prisons may not be available for 7 business days."
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To locate an inmate within the California Department of Corrections, please call (916) 445-6713, which is available 24 hours a day. You must have either the inmate's CDC number, or the inmate's full name and date of birth to receive information. The Inmate Locator/ID Warrants will provide an inmate's location, mailing addresses and relevant phone numbers. The Inmate Locator/ID Warrants will not provide any future release date information. Please note that for new or transferring inmates it can take up to seven business days to update location information.   \n \nThe line is usually quite busy during the day but I've gotten through right away when I've called after 6pm Pacific time.
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http://www.bop.gov/iloc2/LocateInmate.jsp to locate a prisoner
1066663
Most prisons have a website, do a yahoo search.  Then when you find the site, look for 'inmates'  I found a friend that way in Wilsonville.
32826
Call or contact the prison and give them the information you do have. They have very good records there and can probably help you find the person.
1150531
The best way to find out something like that would be to Google a search for California Inmate Look-up, that will give you the main database of all inmates ever to have a DIN Number in the entire state. That will also list the Prison in which he is incarcerated, once you have done that, you can enter a search for the prison itself and you will be able to find out how you are able to have communication with any particular inmate. You will need the inmate's ID number from the site so keep that, that is the way that all mail is tracked.
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I can't tell if you already have someone you're trying to reach or if you're looking for a pen pal... If you know the person and where they are, the address will look something like this:\n\nRobert Jenson V-12345 (His name and inmate ID#)\nB-2  123-L            (His yard, tier, cell and bunk)\nShawshank State Prison\nP.O. Box 6789\nAnytown, PA\n43216\n\nIf you know WHO but not where...Do you know what State? If you add that information to your question, I can help more.\nThis link will help you find inmates in a Federal facility\nhttp://www.bop.gov/iloc2/locateinmate.jsp ...\nIf he's in a State Prison, do a search that looks like this, except without the quotation marks....\n"Yourstate corrections prison inmate search"\nThat will get you links to the inmate lookup services.\nIf that doesn't help, go to the forum marked "Lost in the System" at http://www.prisontalk.com\n\nAnd finally, if you've decided to seek a penpal,What a lovely thing to do..you'll make someone's day by writing! Be careful though, get a Post Office Box so you don't have to give out your home address to total strangers and don't give out personal information too soon...basically the same rules you follow on the internet to keep safe. And remember that just like on-line, people might not be up-front about who they really are... if it feels like someone is lying or being pushy about a "relationship" drop them.\nWhen you first start writing, don't use any glitter or stickers because many facilities do not allow them.If you're under 18, you might not be allowed to write, some places only let minors write if they are family members(if that's the case writing to an inmate could get HIM in trouble, so don't do it)\nI hope you make a few good friends!\nTo find a pen pal, go to http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=403
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Many states have free search of inmates on the Department of Corrections site for you state.  Under the inmate database, you will be able to search for your friend.
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call the jail or prison in which this person is housed and ask them
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You can try doing an inmate search using the New York State Department of Correctional Service.\n\nLink Below
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The first website below will allow you to search for an inmate (including those who are out and on parole).  The search also includes photos (in case you find, say, 200 John Smiths).  If he is out on parole and you can find him on the first website, the state usually lists the last known address (as reported to his parole officer).  The second one provides information about writing an inmate who is incarcerated.  \n\nGood Luck!