Love County 72 Hour Booking

Love County 72 hour booking records show who has been booked into the county jail in Marietta over the past three days. The Love County Sheriff's Office runs the jail and keeps a roster of all current inmates. These booking records are free to search. You can find out if someone was recently arrested by checking the jail roster or calling the facility. Love County sits at the southern edge of Oklahoma, right on the Texas state line. The jail at 408 W. Chickasaw in Marietta handles all local bookings, and staff can help with questions about recent arrests and charges filed in the county.

Love County 72 Hour Booking at the Jail

The Love County Jail sits at 408 W. Chickasaw in Marietta, Oklahoma. It is the main facility where booking records are kept for this part of southern Oklahoma. The Sheriff's Office runs the jail and handles all bookings for arrests made within Love County. When someone gets arrested by a Love County deputy or by the Marietta Police Department, they end up at this jail for processing. During booking, staff take fingerprints, photos, and write down all the charges. That data goes into the 72 hour booking report that the public can look at.

You can call the jail at 580-276-3150 at any time to ask about a recent booking. Staff there will tell you if someone is in custody. They can share charges and bond amounts too. Walk-in requests are handled during normal business hours at the Sheriff's Office in Marietta.

Love County is a small county. The jail does not hold a large number of inmates at any given time. Most bookings come from local arrests, traffic stops, and warrants served in the area. The proximity to the Texas border means some arrests involve people passing through on Interstate 35 or Highway 77.

Search Love County Booking Records Online

Love County booking records can be searched through a few online tools. The jail roster shows current inmates with names, booking dates, and charges. Bond amounts and court dates are listed when they have been set. The roster updates as new people are booked in and others get released. It is free to use.

Court records tied to Love County arrests are on the On Demand Court Records system. ODCR covers the Love County District Court and shows case filings, docket entries, and hearing dates. You can search by name for free. The Oklahoma State Courts Network also has Love County court records. OSCN lets you search by party name or case number across all 77 Oklahoma counties. Criminal cases use formats like CF for felonies and CM for misdemeanors in Love County.

The Marietta Police Department handles some arrests within city limits. Those bookings still go through the Love County Jail. If you see a city arrest on the Love County roster, call the police department for more details about the case.

Note: Love County is one of the smaller counties in Oklahoma, so the roster may only show a few inmates at any time.

Love County Booking Roster

The Love County Jail maintains a roster that tracks booking data for all current inmates held at the facility in Marietta.

You can use state court tools to look up Love County cases by name or case number and find charges connected to recent bookings.

State Resources for Love County Bookings

State tools let you search beyond just the Love County jail roster. The OSBI CHIRP portal runs criminal history checks across all 77 Oklahoma counties. A name-based search costs $15 under Title 74, Section 150.9. You need a first name, last name, and date of birth. The system searches three years before and after the birth date you give it. You can add up to three alias names at no extra charge. Results stay in the system for 60 days after you run the search.

The Oklahoma DOC offender lookup is free. It tracks inmates in state prisons. Love County inmates who get sentenced to more than one year may transfer to state custody. Search by name or DOC number. The ODOC office is at 3400 North Martin Luther King Avenue in Oklahoma City. Call (405) 425-2500 for questions about state inmates from Love County.

The VINE system tracks custody status changes in real time. You can sign up for phone, email, or text alerts when an offender's status changes. Call 1-866-277-7477 for toll-free help in over 200 languages. Under Title 21, Section 142A-2, victims have a right to know about releases and escapes from Love County or any Oklahoma jail.

Love County Bookings and Oklahoma Law

Love County booking records are public under the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Under 51 O.S. Section 24A.5, all records of public bodies must be open for inspection during regular business hours. You do not need to give a reason for your request. The law is clear on this point. Under 51 O.S. Section 24A.8, law enforcement agencies must make jail booking data available to the public. That includes the name of each person held, the date and cause of commitment, and the date of release.

Copy fees for Love County booking records can not go above 25 cents per page or $1.00 per certified page. No search fee can be charged when records are released in the public interest. Under Section 24A.17, any official who blocks access to public records on purpose faces a misdemeanor charge with fines up to $500 and up to one year in jail.

The sex offender registry is kept by the Department of Corrections under Title 57, Sections 581 through 590.2. It is free to search by name, address, or type of offense. Love County residents can check this tool to see if any registered offenders live in their area. Title 74, Section 150.27a also allows DNA collection from felony arrestees at the time they are booked into the Love County Jail.

How to Get Love County 72 Hour Booking Data

There are a few ways to get Love County 72 hour booking records. The fastest is to call the jail at 580-276-3150. Staff can look up a name and tell you right away if that person is in custody. They will share charges and bond info over the phone.

You can also go in person to the Love County Jail at 408 W. Chickasaw in Marietta. Walk-in requests are taken during business hours. Bring a valid ID. Staff will pull up the booking roster and let you view it. If you want copies, the fee is 25 cents per page under state law.

For a written request, you can send a letter to the Love County Sheriff's Office. Include the full name of the person you are looking for, along with any other details you have like a date of birth or arrest date. The sheriff has three business days to respond to a written open records request. If they deny your request, they must state the reason in writing and cite the law that allows the denial.

Nearby Counties

Love County is in the far south of Oklahoma along the Texas border. These neighboring counties may have booking records you need to check.