Inmatesontheweb (2024)

FAQs

Can inmates use the internet in jail? ›

In some states personal computer capable devices are permitted for use in cells, managed Internet access is provided in some, while in other states all existing devices are withdrawn. The use of computers is generally for study, legal purposes, and managed reintegration.

For inmate information, friends and family can access the Automated Information System (AIS) at any time by dialing 863-457-3738, or a call center representative at 863-292-3400. Any information regarding case dispositions must be obtained from the Polk County Clerk of the Court.

The Lake County jail roster contains various details concerning the Lake County detainee, such as name, age, gender, physical description, inmate ID, court dates, and facility incarcerated. In case you can't find your detainee, contact Lake County Jail at 219-755-3421 to ask about Lake County offenders.

The Polk County jail roster contains various details concerning the Polk County offender, such as name, age, gender, physical description, inmate ID, release date, and facility incarcerated. In case you can't find your inmate, contact Polk County Jail at 479-394-2511 to ask about Polk County detainees.

No. There are a few units that have internet access for inmates but that's extremely rare and even then their use is watched very closely and social media is generally not allowed.

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The best way to locate information on a federal prisoner for free is to go to the Bureau of Federal Prisons. Then, go to the inmate locator tab. You can search by inmate number or name. A list of results will appear with the inmates' names, ID number, age, sex, race, and release date, or prison location.

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is the single repository for inmate records incarcerated in state-owned facilities. The CDCR provides access to these records via an inmate search tool on its website.

PCSO provides a collect-calling system for inmate use through a contract with Securus Technologies. The system allows inmates to make collect calls only. No incoming calls can be received by an inmate.

Note that the IDOC and county Sheriff's Offices may have different regulations and limitations regarding access to mugshot records. It is worth noting that mugshot records in Indiana may not always be available to the public, depending on the case's nature and the individual's identity.

How can I find out what jail someone is in Indiana? ›

In Indiana, inmate records are available to the general public for free by contacting the Indiana Department of Corrections in person or online through the Indiana Offender Database Search. Also, most county/city correctional facilities provide information on inmates serving sentences without charges.

Lake County

Gary / County

The public can find Arkansas inmate records using the Inmate Population Information Search tool of the Arkansas Department of Correction (ADC).

Go to the Missouri Department of Corrections website. Look for the “Offender Search” section on the website. Enter the name of the inmate you are searching for. You can also search by the offender ID or the facility where the inmate is located.

Locate a Person in Prison

You can also call 225-383-4580 to be connected to the Imprisoned Person Locator.

Although some jails and prisons have allowed prisoners to have cell phones, since most don't, there are major risks to having illicit electronics. Getting caught with a contraband phone can result in losing privileges, spending months in solitary confinement or catching a new criminal charge.

Traditionally, most prisons have a communal TV, though some also sell personal TV sets. In every prison I've been in, the communal TV is placed in the day room, with tables and chairs nearby. Popular TV events like the Super Bowl can create a real sense of community.

Each inmate can sign in to a tablet device to view their account profile and services available at the facility. Using supplied headphones, inmates may also use the tablet to place phone calls to you from more private and comfortable facility locations, rather than using the traditional wall-mounted phones.

Most messages are delivered instantly. Each correctional facility may set up specific delivery rules depending on a variety of factors which may result in a message being delayed for a period of time prior to delivery.