how do i find out if someone has an arrest warrent in Georgia?
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Call a local bail bondsman if you want to know about a warrant.
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go to your cities website..usually your cities name with .gov at the end of it..then look for the sheriff's area of it or if there is no sheriff's department then the regular police departments section. In that area should be something that will let you know about warrants/charges/complaints.
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go to the courthouse of the city or county the arreset happened in and ask for the arrest record of who you want
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go to the Department of Corrections website for the state in which the crime was committed; enter the person's name and any other info you have;  in GA the info comes complete with a mug shot
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use 411. Call them up, ask for Colorado County Jail or whatever city they may be in. They should be able to give you a listing under the county jails. Call and ask if, "so & so" is incarsurated and they will tell you if they are there or not.
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all you have to do is call the police department and ask them if your friend has been arrested and you can also call the local hospitals to look for your friend.
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Contact the Georgia Department of Corrections.  They might have all this information on their website.
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This is against the law in GA,  the police are not doing thier job.\n\nTell them it is GA Code 16-8-2. \nA person commits the offense of theft by taking when he unlawfully takes or, being in lawful possession thereof, unlawfully appropriates any property of another with the intention of depriving him of the property, regardless of the manner in which the property is taken or appropriated. \n\nIF they still will not, then you apply for a warrant against them in county court.  You will have to have them served and testify.  If the court accepts this, they would issue a warrant even if the police won't.
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http://www.dcor.state.ga.us/GDC/OffenderQuery/jsp/OffQryForm.jsp\n\nThere ya go
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While I don't know about your particular state, I am aware that in Georgia, you can do a search of current and past prison inmates.  Perhaps if you try to do a search for "[YOUR STATE NAME HERE] Department of Corrections" at Google.com, then you might have some luck.\n\nOtherwise, I do believe that criminal records are not necessarily public information.  You usually have to obtain that information from an NCIC report which is usually only obtainable by law enforcement officials.\n\nGood luck!
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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.
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You may need to narrow your search down to a county.  In florida you can go to each county's web site and search for court records from there.  Also you can go to the county's sheriff dept and search to see if someone is in jail, has been in jail or has a warrent.  Spelling is important so watch where your fingers land ... systyms is systems.
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police reports of crime investigations are not available to be viewed by the public,however,in Va. you can go on line and find out who was arrested,when,for what,and whether or not they were convicted.Just go to yahoo search and type in for example :  James county general district court or James county circuit court  or adamsville general district court.so on and so forth.All you need is the persons first and last name
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Ask to see his DD-214.  Or take his name and social security number to the local police and ask if there is a warrant for his arrest.
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the answers given so far are the best way. If you can not call person home, call the branch of law enforcement whom you think arrested this person. If that is not feasible either you can look to see if the county has a website and check there. My county does have one and they post every day who is arrested and what for. Also the police here have one too.
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Ask your local police department they should know.
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Call your local law enforcemet office and ask.