Find 72 Hour Booking in Crockett County

Crockett County 72 hour booking records are managed by the Sheriff's Office in Alamo. This small county in central Tennessee processes around 1,280 arrests per year through its jail on Cavalier Dr. The booking log tracks who was brought in, the charges they face, and what bond was set. You can get this information by calling the jail, visiting in person, or checking online roster tools. Records from the first 72 hours after arrest are public under Tennessee law and can be looked up by anyone.

Crockett County Sheriff's Office

Sheriff Troy N. Klyce runs the Crockett County Sheriff's Office. This office handles all law enforcement and jail operations across the county. The jail sits at 884 Cavalier Dr in Alamo and holds up to 64 inmates. That is a smaller facility, but the weekly turnover rate is about 55%, so the roster changes fast. Each time someone is booked, a new 72 hour booking record is created in the system.

You can call the Crockett County Jail at 731-696-2121 any time of day to ask about a current inmate. The phone line runs 24 hours. Staff can tell you if someone is held, what charges they have, and what the bond is set at. For general questions about the Sheriff's Office, call the main line at 731-696-2104 or email ccsheriff@crockettnet.com. All booking records created at this facility fall under the Tennessee Public Records Act, Tenn. Code Ann. § 10-7-503, which makes them open for inspection by any citizen of Tennessee.

Search Crockett County 72 Hour Booking

The fastest way to check a 72 hour booking record in Crockett County is to call the jail. The 24-hour line at 731-696-2121 is staffed around the clock. Give them a name and they can tell you if that person is in custody. They will share the charges and bond amount over the phone.

You can also visit the jail at 884 Cavalier Dr in Alamo. Bring a valid photo ID. The staff can pull up booking records and let you view them on site. If you need copies, there may be a small fee for printing. For written requests, send your inquiry to: Crockett County Government, ATTN: Public Records Coordinator, 10 S Bells St, Alamo, TN 38001. Include the full name and date of birth of the person you are searching for. Be as specific as you can. Tennessee law says the records custodian must respond within seven business days.

You can also use VINELink to track custody changes at the Crockett County Jail. This free service sends alerts when an inmate is released or transferred.

Note: The Crockett County Jail is a smaller facility, and online data may not update as quickly as in larger counties.

Crockett County 72 Hour Booking Process

After an arrest in Crockett County, the person is taken to the jail on Cavalier Dr for booking. The intake process starts right away. Jail staff collect the person's name, date of birth, height, weight, and other physical details. A mugshot is taken. Fingerprints are recorded. All of this information goes into the booking record that becomes part of the public 72 hour booking log.

Charges are entered next. The record lists each charge with its code and whether it is a misdemeanor or felony. Bond gets set based on the charges and any history the person has. For warrantless arrests, Tennessee law under Tenn. Code Ann. § 40-7-103 requires the person to see a judge without unnecessary delay. This first court date typically falls within 48 to 72 hours. At that hearing, the judge reviews probable cause and can change the bond. Crockett County follows this standard timeline.

About 89.8% of inmates booked into the Crockett County Jail are male. Female inmates make up the remaining 10.2%. The jail covers 266 square miles of county land and is the only booking facility in the area.

72 Hour Booking Records in Crockett County

Each 72 hour booking record from Crockett County contains specific data about the arrest and the person taken into custody. These records are created during the intake process at the jail.

A Crockett County booking record typically shows:

• Full name and date of birth
• Physical description and mugshot
• Arrest date, time, and location
• All charges and their classifications
• Bond amount and type

Most of this data is public. The Tennessee Public Records Act gives anyone the right to inspect these records during business hours. You do not have to explain why you want to see them. Certain things are exempt from disclosure, such as juvenile records and details tied to active investigations under Tenn. Code Ann. § 10-7-504. But standard adult booking records in Crockett County are open. The jail must make them available promptly or give you a timeline for when they can.

Crockett County Arrest Record Resources

Several state-level tools can help you find records connected to Crockett County arrests. The TBI TORIS system runs name-based criminal history checks for $29. This pulls from the statewide database and shows arrests from all Tennessee counties, not just Crockett. It is a good option if you want a broader picture.

The FOIL database tracks felony offenders who went through the Tennessee Department of Correction. If someone booked in Crockett County was convicted of a felony and sent to state prison, you can look them up on FOIL by name or offender ID. The VINELink notification system lets you register for alerts when an offender's custody status changes. This works for Crockett County inmates and across the state. The Tennessee Drug Offender Registry is another public search tool you can filter by county.

Note: The TBI background check only covers Tennessee. It will not show arrests from other states.

Cities in Crockett County

Crockett County includes Alamo, Bells, Friendship, Gadsden, and Maury City. All arrests in these towns are processed through the Crockett County Jail in Alamo. The same 72 hour booking records apply regardless of which town the arrest occurred in.

Nearby Counties

Crockett County borders several counties in west Tennessee. Each county has its own jail and maintains separate booking records. Make sure you check the right county for the arrest location.

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