Logan County Recent Arrests Search

Logan County recent arrests are handled by the Logan County Sheriff's Office with two offices in Paris and Booneville. The sheriff runs the county jail and posts a public online inmate roster that the public can search at no cost. To find recent arrests in Logan County, open the online roster, use the 48-hour release list, or file a FOIA for older booking records. State tools like CourtConnect and the Arkansas DOC inmate search also help when the case has moved beyond the county level.

Logan County Sheriff and Recent Arrests

The Logan County Sheriff's Office runs patrol, civil process, court security, and the county jail. The main office is at 201 South Lowder Street, Paris, AR 72855. A second office serves the south end of the county at 461 East Fifth Street, Booneville, AR 72927. The 24-hour phone is (479) 963-3271. Fax is (479) 963-2215. Admin hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. For FOIA email jmassey@loganso.com.

Logan County has a split structure with both Paris and Booneville as working county seats. The county line cuts across Magazine Mountain, which is why two offices exist. Deputies cover the rural parts of the county and work with police in Paris, Booneville, Magazine, and the smaller towns. The main sheriff website is at loganso.com. That is the hub for all online resources.

The sheriff site has pages for the detention division at loganso.com/detention-division and for inmate info at loganso.com/detention-center-inmate-information. These pages cover visit rules, mail, phone, and commissary. For a quick sheriff profile, the Arkansas Sheriffs Association directory is at arkansassheriffsassociation.com.

Logan County Online Roster and Recent Arrests

The online inmate roster is the best free tool for a Logan County recent arrests search. Visit loganso.com/roster.php to pull up the list. Data on the page shows about 55 current inmates at any one time. Each entry has a booking number, booking date, charges, and bond amount. The list can be searched by name and has pagination for longer lists.

The state CourtConnect portal shown above backs up the county roster for Logan County court data. Once a new booking leads to a charging paper at circuit court, the case will post to CourtConnect. Search by name, file date, or case number. For people already released, the roster also has a 48-hour release list at loganso.com/roster-choose. That page has two options, current inmates and 48-hour release.

Sample charges on the Logan County roster include DUI, possession of a controlled substance, battery, theft, and failure to appear. The data is updated by jail staff as new bookings post. Past bookings drop off when the person is released. That is normal for Arkansas county jail rosters.

Logan County FOIA and Arrest Records

The Arkansas FOIA law at Arkansas Code § 25-19-101 gives the public a right to most records held by the Logan County Sheriff. That covers arrest reports, jail logs, and booking photos. The sheriff office has three business days to reply. Active investigation records can be held back until the case closes.

To file a FOIA in Logan County, email jmassey@loganso.com or call (479) 963-3271 extension 1. You can also hand deliver a request at 201 South Lowder Street in Paris. List the person name, date range, and type of record in the letter. Add a phone number and return address for the reply. Copy fees run about $0.25 per page. Digital copies cost less when the office can send them by email.

An arrest report will name the officer, list the charge, and give the probable cause for arrest under Arkansas Code § 16-81-106. It also shows the date, time, and place. Some personal data may be redacted. If a request is denied, the Attorney General posts FOIA guidance at ag.arkansas.gov. You can also appeal to circuit court for a review.

Logan County Court and Case Records

Logan County is in the 15th Judicial Circuit. The circuit court meets in Paris and Booneville. After a booking at the county jail, a felony case moves to circuit court for arraignment. District court handles misdemeanors and traffic. The circuit clerk keeps the case files and charges standard copy fees under Arkansas Code § 21-6-402.

Court records are public under Arkansas Code § 16-55-116. Sealed and juvenile files are not. For online case data, use Arkansas CourtConnect at caseinfo.arcourts.gov. The portal does not host document images for most counties. For a paper copy of a filing, visit the circuit clerk during business hours.

Sealing rules under Arkansas Code § 16-90-1401 allow a person to clear certain non-violent misdemeanors after five years. Some non-violent felonies also qualify. Class Y felonies, sex offenses with a minor victim, and most Class A or B felonies do not qualify. A petition goes to the Logan County Circuit Court. Once granted, ACIC updates the state record within 30 days. See acic.org.

State Tools Useful in Logan County

Beyond the local roster, a handful of state tools give more info on a Logan County case. The Arkansas DOC inmate search at apps.ark.org/inmate_info/index.php covers state prison custody. Once a felony case moves to state prison the person shows up there. VINE at vinelink.com gives free alerts when a Logan County inmate is released or moved.

The Arkansas Online Criminal Background Check at cbc.ark.org is the state route for a name-based criminal history check. The tool needs signed consent and has a fee set by Arkansas Code § 12-12-1009. Help is at cbc.ark.org/static/faqs.html. For fingerprint-based checks, the state police ID Bureau is the right office under Arkansas Code § 12-12-1008.

The Arkansas State Police at dps.arkansas.gov works I-40 and Highway 22 through the county. Trooper arrests are booked at the Logan County Jail in most cases. ACIC at acic.org holds the state arrest file. A challenge to a record is done under Arkansas Code § 12-12-1013 and fixed with new prints.

Mail, Visits, and Commissary at Logan County Jail

Mail for inmates goes to the Logan County Jail at 201 South Lowder Street, Paris, AR 72855, with the inmate's full name and booking number. All mail is opened and checked for contraband. Books and magazines must ship from the publisher. Legal mail gets special handling under set rules. Staff will log and pass on approved items.

Visit hours and rules are posted at loganso.com/detention-center-inmate-information. Each visit runs a short block. Visitors must show a photo ID. Minors need an adult with them. Dress code is enforced. No phones or bags are allowed in the visit area.

Commissary funds can be added at the jail lobby kiosk during set hours. Some third-party online services also handle deposits for a fee. Inmates use commissary funds for snacks, hygiene items, and phone calls. Arkansas Code § 25-19-105 governs which jail records are open under FOIA, including commissary ledgers in some cases.

Nearby Arkansas Counties

Logan County sits in west central Arkansas. It shares a border with several counties that also book into small jails. Check the four below when you are not sure which county handled the arrest.