Marshall County 24 Hour Booking

Marshall County 24 hour booking records come from the Sheriff's Office in Warren. The county is in far northwestern Minnesota and has a population of about 9,000. When someone is arrested and brought to the Marshall County Jail, the 24 hour booking process begins. Fingerprints, photos, and arrest data are collected and sent to the state. You can search for Marshall County booking records by calling the sheriff or using Minnesota's statewide search systems to find inmates and court cases tied to arrests.

Marshall County Jail Bookings

The Marshall County Sheriff's Office at 122 Main Ave E in Warren handles all jail operations. Every booking in the county goes through this facility. Staff take fingerprints and photos, record the charges, and enter the data into the system. Under Minnesota Statute 299C.10, all of it must reach the BCA database within 24 hours.

Marshall County covers a large area of flat farmland in the Red River Valley. The sheriff's deputies patrol the whole county. Warren is a small town, but it is the center for all county government including the jail. Bookings here follow the same state rules as every other Minnesota county. The process is the same whether the arrest was for a felony or a targeted misdemeanor like DWI.

Find Marshall County Booking Data

Call the Marshall County Jail at (218) 745-5411 to ask about current inmates. For court case records, use Minnesota Court Records Online. The VINE system also covers Marshall County and lets you track inmates and register for alerts.

Under Statute 13.82, arrest data is public. You can get the name, age, charges, and custody status of anyone booked into the Marshall County Jail. Submit a request to the sheriff's office in person or by phone. No reason is needed. Some investigative data may not be available while a case is still open.

Marshall County Online Resources

The Marshall County website has links to the sheriff's office and other county departments.

Use the county portal to find contact details for the jail and information about requesting booking records from Marshall County.

Marshall County Booking Laws

The 24 hour booking rule comes from Minn. Stat. 299C.10. The Marshall County Sheriff must send fingerprint records to the BCA within 24 hours of collection. The rule covers felonies, gross misdemeanors, and targeted misdemeanors. It also applies to any person admitted to the jail, no matter what the charge is.

Permanent jail records are required by Statute 641.05. The sheriff keeps a log of every person committed to the Marshall County Jail. Each intake includes a check against the predatory offender registry. If the person is on the list, the BCA gets a call. When the person is released, the sheriff collects their new address and sends it to the state too.

Marshall County Booking Record Details

A booking record from the Marshall County Jail captures the person's full name, date of birth, and address. Charges are listed with the arrest date and time. The arresting agency is noted. Bond amounts get added once the court sets bail. Fingerprints and a booking photo round out the record. All of this data goes to the BCA within 24 hours.

Marshall County sits in the Red River Valley. The flat terrain and long distances between towns mean that deputies often cover a lot of ground. But the 24 hour booking clock applies just the same as in a metro county. Once the person reaches the jail in Warren, the booking process starts and the reporting deadline begins. Fingerprints and identification data must be in the BCA system on time.

The Minnesota Sheriffs' Association helps all 87 county sheriffs maintain consistent booking standards. Marshall County follows these standards. Older booking records stay in the system for years. The BCA keeps fingerprint data permanently. Court records from cases that started with a Marshall County booking are kept by the district court. For historical records, the Minnesota Historical Society may have archived jail logs.

Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, anyone can request booking data. You do not need to give a reason. The sheriff must provide the name, charges, and custody status of anyone booked at the Marshall County Jail. This right comes from Minnesota Statute 13.01, the foundation of the state's data practices rules.

Marshall County Targeted Misdemeanors

Not all misdemeanor arrests trigger the 24 hour booking report. But targeted ones do. In Marshall County, these include DWI charges, domestic assault, violations of orders for protection, and harassment restraining order violations. These charges get the same booking treatment as felonies. Fingerprints must go to the BCA within 24 hours. If someone is admitted to the Marshall County Jail on any charge, the booking data gets sent to the state regardless of the charge level. This keeps the statewide system up to date.

Marshall County Data Practices

Booking records from the Marshall County Jail are public data under Minnesota law. Anyone can request the name, charges, and custody status of someone who has been booked. No reason is needed. The sheriff must respond within a reasonable time. Fingerprints are stored permanently by the BCA. Court records stay on file at the district court.

Cities in Marshall County

Marshall County includes Warren, Stephen, Argyle, and other small communities. All bookings go through the county jail in Warren. No cities in this county have dedicated pages.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Marshall County in northwestern Minnesota.