How can I get a copy of an Citizen's arrest warrant?
370604
Contact your local law enforcement agency.  I.e. police, sheriff, Mountie, etc.
886139
Got to go the the court House and fill out a Chase paper, anything on Public record will be given to you, I have not seen any web sites that do it for free.. If you go to the court house you will have to pay for any copies that you have to make..  Not much is free anymore..
976056
impersonate a police detective, and tell him that now that  he can be charged as an adult, there is a warrant for his arrest
1036323
In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.
201369
look up your local circuit clerks office on the internet most places have public records available on the internet
400543
Try searching in your local police station and they will tell you where to find.
57805
i would try to do it over the phone or by mail.  if you go in personally to try and pay it they will arrest you.  that's the purpose of a warrant.
1036253
I think you can go to any courthouse and search the records but if you want to copy anything, then you have to pay.\n\nCall whichever county courthouse is involved and ask them.
1036843
If you know the County in which this person may be held, search yahoo or google for the Clerk of Court website for that county.  Once in the site, follow the links to either court or arrest information.  You should be able to find out this way.
1131083
warrants are not public.....
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You can get a copy from the court jurisdiction that issued them.
1082474
If you know the jurisdiction where the arrest was made, you may submit an open records request to the arresting agency or county/district clerk . You will obtain either the information or a reply as to why it can not be made available within ten days of your request.  You may or may not have to pay a reasonable fee for reproduction of any documents.  If you do not know where the charges were filed, you may be able to purchase the information from an internet business that compiles volumes of data for sale to persons like yourself.
375828
I think finding that out could be difficult.  Warrants could be issued by cities, counties or the state police.  Sounds like either a lot of work making a lot of phone calls or something you could pay someone else to do like a private investigator who may know the ins and outs of how to get information or an attorney.
1003499
If you call the police and ask them, they most likely will not tell you over the phone. They will want to verify your identity before giving out that kind of info. One way to check, besides turning yourself in, is to see if the Sheriff's Department in your county has a website. If so, they may have a listing of all people with warrants in the county. You could also fill out a criminal background check form, like you get for many jobs, and have a friend take it in to the police dept and run your criminal history. Not all depts are the same, but a warrant will appear on most reports.
783853
Not officially from the police.  Try the local newspaper records, if you  know his name, then its easy.
202385
Actually, the only "no fee" source is to ask the people yourself. Obviously, that won't work. Only arrest records are public information. Their "criminal records" are not up for public consumption. Even the police are not allowed to look at their "rap sheet" unless they have good cause. \n\nTry checking with your county courthouse. They can start to point you in the right way.
503928
contact the local court house or public record place  you'll most likely have to pay a fee but it is something anyone can obtain