Spartanburg County Warrants and Arrest Records

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Spartanburg County, South Carolina, provides several ways to access information about warrants and arrest records.

Sheriff’s Office Bookings

The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office keeps an accessible database of recent bookings. You’ll find details on those taken into custody over the past three days. One thing to remember is that arrests don’t always result in jail time. In some instances, an officer might issue a Courtesy Summons for specific violations.

Warrants Division

The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division is a primary resource for information on active warrants. For inquiries about specific warrants, you can contact them directly at (864) 596-2189. More details can be found on the Sheriff’s Office website.

Online Resources

Sheriff’s Office Website

The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office website provides various tools and information:

  1. Inmate Search: A feature allowing you to search for currently incarcerated individuals.
  2. Most Wanted List: A compilation of individuals with outstanding warrants who are actively being sought by law enforcement.

Public Index

While not currently accessible from all locations, the SC Public Index typically offers court records for Spartanburg County, which may include information related to arrests and warrants.

Spartanburg Police Department Records

The Spartanburg Police Department’s Records Division serves as a centralized storage and processing area for all public safety records, including criminal reports. Located at 206 N Forest St, this division can assist with accessing various types of records.

Spartanburg Bench Warrants

Spartanburg County provides specific information about bench warrants. These are typically issued by a court when an individual fails to appear for a scheduled court date or violates the terms of their release.

Third-Party Resources

Several third-party websites offer services to search Spartanburg County arrest records and warrants. However, it’s always best to verify information directly with official county sources for the most accurate data.

What options are available to discover Spartanburg arrest warrants over the phone? (2024)

  • To know about arrests in the last 24 hours, call Detention Services at 864-596-2607.
  • To file a non-emergency crime report, use the phone number of the Sheriff’s Office- 864-503-4502.
  • To know about active warrants, call the Warrants Office at 864-596-2624.
  • To know how to conduct a local background check, call the Records Division at 864-503-4553.
  • For information about the sex offender registry, call 864-503-4643/503- 4606.
  • To know about victim’s services, call the Victim’s Advocate at 864-503-4626/503-4627/503-4625.
  • For crime prevention-related information, call on 864-503-4676.
  • To know about bench warrants and civil processes, call the Civil Division at 864-503-4506.
  • For information on criminal cases, call 864-503-4600 (only for victims).
  • To know the procedure for accessing criminal case records, connect with the Clerk of Court at 864-596-2591.
  • To get information on the cases handled by the Magistrate’s Court, call 864-596-2564 to reach the Criminal Division, 864-596-2228 for the Traffic Division, 864-596-2186 for the Civil Division, and 864-596-2564 for jury duty-related questions.
  • For bond-related inquiries, call the Bond Court at 864-596-3424.

Crime statistics for Spartanburg County, SC

There was a dip of about 30 complaints in the violent crime rate of Spartanburg County in 2019 as compared to the preceding year. However, adding just as many complaints to the property crimes rate seemed to have neutralized the positivity. The local police receive over 8600 property crime complaints and nearly 1600 violent crime complaints.

Roughly 87,000 crimes were reported in Spartanburg County during the 10 years from 1999 through 2008. Of those crimes, 14% were violent in nature. The county saw a sharp increase in the crime rate between 2003 and 2004, with crimes more than doubling within the county. Crime rates increased by almost 70% within the county between 1999 and 2008.