Texas Arrests Org Lubbock

What Is Texas Arrests Org Lubbock — And What It Actually Shows You

When people search “texas arrests org lubbock,” they’re looking for texas.arrests.org/Lubbock — the Lubbock County section of the Arrests.org network. This is a private website that scrapes publicly available booking data from the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office and republishes it in a searchable format with mugshot photos.

It’s useful for one specific thing: quickly identifying which Lubbock facility someone was booked into, and seeing the initial charges that were recorded at the time of arrest. Beyond that, there are serious limitations you need to understand before relying on anything you find there.

Lubbock County Inmate Search — Official Sources, Step by Step

There are two separate systems to know depending on where in the Lubbock criminal justice pipeline someone is. People awaiting trial or serving short sentences are in the Lubbock County Detention Center. People who have been convicted and sentenced to more than a year are in the TDCJ state prison system. These are completely different databases.

Method A — Lubbock County Active Jail Roster (Most Common Search)

The Lubbock County government also publishes a second official jail roster in both PDF and Excel formats at lubbockcounty.gov — this version is now real-time and downloadable, which makes it especially useful for attorneys and legal professionals.

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   Go Directly to the Official LCSO Active Jail Roster

   Open lubbocksheriff.com/active-jail-roster — the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office official inmate lookup tool. This is the only source that shows real-time custody status. Note: this website is not monitored 24/7; for urgent situations, call (806) 775-7009.

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   Search by Last Name, Booking Number, or SO Number

   Enter the person’s last name only first — this gives you the widest net and catches spelling variations. The system also allows searches by full name, booking number, or Sheriff’s Office (SO) number if you have those from an official document.

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   Click the Profile to See Full Booking Details

   Once you find a match, click the full name to get: mugshot photo, booking date and time, charges with statute numbers, bond amount, arrest location, and current housing assignment within the Detention Center. Write down the booking number and SO number immediately — you’ll need both for commissary deposits, phone setup, and visitation.

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   Can’t Find Them? Try These Fixes

   If the person doesn’t appear: (1) Wait — booking processing can take 2–4 hours before appearing online. (2) Try last name only or alternate spellings. (3) If arrested by Lubbock Police Department (not LCSO), their booking may be at the LPD jail at 916 Texas Ave — call (806) 775-2810. (4) Call the LCSO Detention directly: (806) 775-7009.

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   For Sentenced State Inmates — Search TDCJ Instead

   If the person was convicted and sentenced to state prison, they will NOT appear on the county roster. Go to inmate.tdcj.texas.gov/InmateSearch/start. Search by name or TDCJ number. TDCJ shows current facility, offense details, projected release date, and parole eligibility for all 104 Texas state prison units.

Lubbock County Detention Center — Location Map

Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office & Lubbock Police — All Verified Contacts

There are two separate law enforcement agencies that make arrests in Lubbock — the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO), which covers unincorporated parts of the county, and the Lubbock Police Department (LPD), which covers Lubbock city limits. Knowing which one made the arrest tells you where to look and who to call.

Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office — Headquarters Map

Lubbock County Arrest Records & Police Reports — How to Get Them

Arrest records in Texas are public records under the Texas Public Information Act. You don’t need to give a reason to request them, and you don’t need to show ID for most requests. Here’s how to get exactly what you need from the right agency.

How to Request a Lubbock Police Report — Step by Step

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   Try the LPD Online Reports Portal First

   Go to policereports.ci.lubbock.tx.us — Lubbock PD’s online police report system. Available 24/7. You can search by report number, date, or parties involved. Download the report directly if it’s available online. This covers incidents handled by Lubbock PD only.

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   For In-Person or LCSO Reports — Visit the Records Division

   For Lubbock Police Department records in person: 916 Texas Avenue, Lubbock, TX 79401. Hours: Monday–Friday during normal business hours. Call first: (806) 775-2808. For LCSO records, contact the Sheriff’s Office at 712 Broadway, Lubbock TX 79401. Fax: (806) 775-7991.

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   Complete a Written Open Records Request

   For records not available online, complete an Open/Public Records Request form from the Lubbock County Clerk’s Office at 904 Broadway, Room 207, Lubbock TX 79408-3536. Email: CountyClerk@co.lubbock.tx.us. Under the Texas Public Information Act, the agency must respond within 10 business days.

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   For Texas DPS Certified Criminal History

   For a certified background check recognized for employment and licensing, use the Texas DPS Criminal History Name Search at securesite.dps.texas.gov. Cost: $1 per search. Phone: (512) 424-2474. This is the only source legally certified for official purposes.

Lubbock County Bail & Bond Process — What Happens After Arrest

After someone is arrested and booked into the Lubbock County Detention Center, they must appear before a magistrate judge within 48 hours. This is when bail is set. Understanding this process — and acting fast — is the difference between days in jail and release within hours.

The Four Bond Options in Lubbock County

Lubbock County Jail Visitation, Phone Calls & Sending Money — 2026 Rules

The Lubbock County Detention Center at 3502 N. Holly Ave operates a structured visitation system. Understanding the rules before you show up saves wasted trips and frustrating rejections at the door.

Visitation Rules — Lubbock County Detention Center

Sending Money to a Lubbock County Inmate

Inmates have two separate accounts: commissary (for food, hygiene products, clothing) and phone/prepaid account (for outbound calls). You need to fund both separately. You’ll need the inmate’s full legal name and booking number.

Mail Rules — Lubbock County Detention Center

Lubbock County has strict mail rules to prevent contraband. Violations result in mail being confiscated without notice. All mail is opened and read. Mail is sent to:

Remove Your Mugshot From Texas Arrests Org Lubbock — Free Under Texas Law

If your mugshot appears on texas.arrests.org and your charges were dismissed, you were found not guilty, or your record was expunged — you have the right to have it removed. And critically, under Texas law, they cannot charge you for this.

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   Get Your Court Disposition Document First

   You need proof that charges were dismissed, you were acquitted, or your record was expunged. Get a certified copy of your case disposition from the Lubbock County Clerk’s Office at 904 Broadway, Room 207, Lubbock TX 79408. Call (806) 775-1076. For Texas expungement eligibility, visit the Texas State Law Library at guides.sll.texas.gov.

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   Find Your Record ID on texas.arrests.org

   Go to texas.arrests.org/Lubbock and find your profile. Look at the URL in your browser — the number at the end is your Record ID. Copy it exactly (e.g., …/profile/12345678).

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   Submit the Removal Request

   Go to arrests.org/remove/?id=[YOUR_RECORD_ID]. Upload your court dismissal/expungement order and a redacted government-issued photo ID (cover SSN and address — leave name and photo visible). In the message field, write: “This removal is submitted under Texas Business & Commerce Code § 109.002. No fee may be charged for this removal.”

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   Follow Up After 10 Business Days

   If no confirmation within 10 days, email info@arrests.org citing Texas Bus. & Com. § 109.002 and your submission date. Keep every email. After the page is taken down (shows 404), de-index from Google at Google’s removal tool and from Bing — which also covers Yahoo and DuckDuckGo.

Lubbock Arrest Record Scams — Recognize Every Red Flag

The moment an arrest is posted to a public jail roster, scammers — who monitor this data — begin targeting families. Lubbock County families are not exempt from this. These operations are sophisticated and use spoofed phone numbers. Know the signals before they happen to you.

Lubbock County Arrest Records — Complete Quick Reference

Frequently Asked Questions — Texas Arrests Org Lubbock 2026