Tarrant County Arrest Log | Daily and Recent Bookings

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Tarrant County, Texas · 24-hour booking reports, recent arrests, CID records and jail status

Read Tarrant County Daily Booked-In Reports and Confirm Current Custody

Use the Sheriff’s Daily Booked In Reports when you need to see who entered the Tarrant County Jail during a recent 24-hour reporting period. Day 1 is the newest report; Day 14 is the oldest report still listed.

A name in the arrest log does not mean the person remains in custody. After finding a possible match, use the individual inmate search to check the current status, charges and bond. Then route misdemeanor cases to the County Clerk or felony cases to the District Clerk for the court outcome.

Open the 14-day arrest log Open the newest Day 1 PDF Check current inmate status
Full or partial last name Approximate booking date Date of birth CID if found Booking or case number
TARRANT BOOKING LEDGER 24-HOUR REPORT
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
DAY 5
DAY 6
DAY 7
DAY 8
DAY 9
DAY 10
DAY 11
DAY 12
DAY 13
DAY 14
NAME CID BOOK IN
LIVE INMATE CHECK
STATUS RECHECKED
CID
LOG ENTRY → CURRENT STATUS
A daily booking is not a conviction—and it is not a live jail roster. It shows that a person was processed during the report’s time period. The person may later be released, transferred, cleared, charged differently or never convicted.
Newest list

Day 1 is the most recent Daily Booked-In report.

Available window

The official landing page provides 14 report days.

Current custody

Use the individual inmate search after finding a name.

Jail help line

Call 817-884-3000 for custody and bond questions.

Source review

Official procedures checked August 5, 2026.

Start with the correct tool

Choose the answer you need—not just the first database

WHO WAS BOOKED RECENTLY? Open the Daily Booked-In log

Select Day 1 for the newest 24-hour PDF. Work backward through Days 2–14 when the date is uncertain.

Follow the daily-log steps
STILL IN JAIL? Use the individual inmate search

A person can remain in the PDF after release. Check the live inmate record and call the jail when necessary.

Confirm current custody
WHAT IS THE BOND? Check all charges and bond entries

The separate bond report shows bonds issued—not necessarily current eligibility or completed release.

Review bond and release
WHAT HAPPENED IN COURT? Separate misdemeanor from felony

County Clerk handles Class A and B misdemeanors. District Clerk handles felony court records.

Find the court result
NEED THE POLICE REPORT? Identify the arresting agency

TCSO cannot supply a Fort Worth, Arlington or another city police department’s investigative report.

Request the correct record
HELPING SOMEONE IN JAIL? Check visits, calls, mail and deposits

Use current jail rules before travelling, mailing photographs or putting money into an account.

Open family-support steps

Go directly to the Tarrant County task

The first sections explain the daily log. Later sections cover court records, reports and family support.

Official 14-day booking reports

How to use the Tarrant County daily arrest log

The Sheriff’s Daily Booked In Reports page provides 14 links. Day 1 is the newest report and Day 14 is the oldest. Each PDF is headed “Inmates Booked In During the Past 24 Hours” and displays its own report date.
Open the official Daily Booked In Reports page Do not begin with a third-party mugshot or people-search website. Open the 14 official reports
Select Day 1 for the newest list The link opens a PDF generated from the latest available reporting period.
Read the report date before searching names The report date appears at the top of every page. Do not assume Day 1 represents the same calendar date every time you revisit a saved PDF.
Use the PDF search command On most computers press Ctrl+F; on a phone use the PDF viewer’s search icon. Enter the surname first.
Search spelling variations Try a hyphenated surname, maiden name, suffix, shortened first name or second surname.
Move backward one report at a time Search Days 2–14 when the arrest date or booking cutoff is uncertain.
Save the CID and booking number These identifiers help separate people with similar names and help with later jail or court questions.
Copy every charge description Several descriptions may share the same booking number. Do not stop after the first line.
Continue to the live inmate search The daily report does not tell you whether the person remains in custody.
Open current Day 1 report Choose another report day Verify live custody
Do not save only the direct PDF URL. The Day 1 file is continually replaced with the newest report. Save or print the PDF when you need a dated copy, and record the report date shown inside it.
Daily-log field decoder

Understand the columns before drawing a conclusion

What the Daily Booked-In PDF shows—and what must be verified elsewhere
Report field
What it can help identify
What it does not prove
Best next action
Report date
When the PDF was generated.
That every booking occurred on the report date itself.
Compare the separate book-in date.
Inmate name
The name displayed for the booked person.
Identity when several people share the name.
Match CID, booking number and live inmate record.
Identifier information
Additional information printed beneath the name, which may include address details.
Current residence, ownership or identity by itself.
Do not republish unnecessary personal information.
CID
A county identifier associated with the person in the report.
That every charge or historical booking is part of the same arrest.
Use it with the booking date and booking number.
Book-in date
The date the person entered the displayed booking process.
The exact time of arrest or alleged offense.
Compare it with the arresting-agency report.
Booking number
The booking entry associated with the listed description.
That each charge has a separate intake.
Group rows sharing the same booking number.
Description
The charge or hold description entered in the report.
Guilt, prosecutor acceptance or final disposition.
Check the County Clerk or District Clerk court case.
Privacy and identity warning: The PDF may display personal address information. Do not treat the address as current, use it to contact someone, or republish it without a legitimate purpose.

How multiple charges appear

One name, one CID

The person’s name and CID normally introduce the report entry.

One booking number can repeat

Several charge descriptions may appear beneath the same booking number.

Each charge needs a court check

One count may be rejected or dismissed while another proceeds.

Current custody check

Do not assume a person in the log is still incarcerated

Best sequence: Find the daily-log entry, save the CID and booking number, open the individual inmate search, then call 817-884-3000 when the online status, location or bond is unclear.
Open Tarrant County Inmate Search Open the live inmate-search portal
Search the exact booked name Begin with the surname, then narrow the result with the remaining name information.
Compare the CID and booking details Do not choose a result by name alone.
Review all displayed charges A person may have multiple matters with separate bonds or holds.
Check whether a location or custody status appears Recheck immediately before visiting, mailing time-sensitive material or travelling for release pickup.
Call when the live answer is unclear Ask whether the person is processing, housed, released, transferred or awaiting another agency.
Tarrant County Jail Inmate Information: 817-884-3000
Copy-ready status call
I found [full booked name] in the Daily Booked-In Report dated [report date]. The listed CID is [CID] and the booking number is [number]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently housed, released, transferred or held for another agency?
Missing-result troubleshooting

Why someone may not appear in the report you checked

The booking missed the report cutoff Search the next available Day 1 report or the adjacent report day.
The person is still processing Fingerprints, identification, medical screening and magistrate activity can occur before the public entry is easy to locate.
The booked spelling is different Try a maiden name, second surname, suffix, hyphenated form or alternate first name.
The person went to a city jail first Arlington, Mansfield and another municipality may hold a person locally before county transfer.
The arrest occurred outside Tarrant County Search the actual booking county even when the person lives or was accused in Tarrant County.
The event was a citation A Class C or notice-to-appear case may exist without county-jail booking.
The person was released quickly Search the court records and ask the arresting agency for the arrest report.
The record is restricted Juvenile, expunged, sealed and legally confidential information may not be public.
Search all 14 days Run individual search Call 817-884-3000
Bond report and release

Use the bond report as a transaction log—not a release guarantee

Tarrant County publishes 14 rolling Daily Bond Reports. Day 1 is the newest and Day 14 is the oldest. The report lists bonds issued during the preceding reporting period.
Open newest bond report Choose Days 1–14 Read official bonding information
Fields in the Daily Bond Report
Field
What it can show
Important limitation
Bond number and status
An issued bond transaction and displayed status.
It does not prove the person has completed release processing.
Amount
The amount associated with that bond entry.
Another charge may require a separate bond.
CID and name
The person connected with the bond record.
Always compare the CID with the inmate search.
Offense
The charge description attached to the bond.
It is not the final court disposition.
Type
Cash, personal or surety bond type.
The conditions of release may extend beyond payment.
Bondsman
The listed company or agent for a surety entry.
No bondsman may be shown for cash or personal bonds.
Find the person in the inmate search Confirm the CID and every current charge.
Ask whether bond has been set Call 817-884-3000 for the current amount and status.
Check for multiple charges or outside holds One posted bond may not clear another charge, warrant, parole hold or agency detainer.
Confirm the payment type A person paying the bond directly must pay the full required amount.
Post eligible bonds at the Corrections Center The bond desk operates 24 hours a day at 100 N. Lamar Street.
Keep the receipt and written agreement Save the CID, booking number, charge, amount and payer details.
Wait for final release clearance Posting bond does not create an immediate exit from the jail.
Tarrant County Corrections Center Bond Desk
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Open 24 hours
Jail information: 817-884-3000
Bond scam warning: Verify the person, CID, charges and approved payment process directly with Tarrant County before sending money to anyone who contacts you unexpectedly.
Booking-to-court verification

Send misdemeanor and felony searches to different clerks

Class A and B misdemeanors

The Tarrant County Clerk Criminal Division maintains records for Class A and Class B misdemeanor cases filed in the County Criminal Courts.

  • Search or ask using the defendant’s name and date of birth.
  • Save the case number, assigned court and court date.
  • Ask for the attorney or bondsman name when needed.
  • Request copies directly from the County Clerk.
  • Records date back to 1976.

Criminal Division: 817-884-1066

Open misdemeanor-record instructions

Felony cases

The Tarrant County District Clerk maintains felony court records and provides court-document, copy and felony background services.

  • Use the case number whenever possible.
  • A clerk-performed search without a case number can add a $5 research fee.
  • Review every count and docket event.
  • Request a certified disposition when official proof is required.
  • Felony background checks cover Tarrant County felony cases only.

Felony research: 817-884-1342

Open District Clerk services

What to look for in the court case

Cause or case number Confirm that it follows the same person and booking event.
Filed charge Compare the filed allegation with the daily-log description.
Bond and conditions Read the newest judicial order rather than relying on the original jail entry.
Attorney and court assignment Save the appointed or retained lawyer and the next setting.
Disposition for each count Look for dismissal, rejection, plea, deferred adjudication, conviction, acquittal or another final action.
Certified proof Obtain an official copy when a screenshot will not be accepted.
District Clerk felony copy fees currently published
Copy type
Published fee
Useful for
Non-certified paper
$1 per page
Ordinary paper review copies.
Non-certified electronic, 1–10 pages
$1 total
Small electronic documents.
Non-certified electronic, 11+ pages
$1 for the first 10 pages, then $0.10 per page
Larger electronic files.
Certified paper
$1 per page plus $5 certification/seal
Official certified paper proof.
Certified electronic
Electronic copy fee plus $5 certification/seal
Electronically certified court documents.
Clerk records research
$5 when no case number is supplied
Locating a case with incomplete information.
Felony background check: The District Clerk currently charges $5 for an in-person Tarrant County felony background check. Bring the full name and date of birth to the third floor of the Tim Curry Justice Center.
Before a felony case is filed

Request magistration documents when no court case appears yet

A new felony arrest can appear in the booking log before a formal felony case is filed. The District Clerk’s criminal records section has access to certain unfiled magistration documents.

Probable-cause documents

Probable Cause Affidavit and Probable Cause Determination.

Arrest-warrant documents

Arrest Warrant and Arrest Warrant Affidavit when available.

Magistrate and bail records

Magistrate Warning, Conditions of Bail and Personal Bond.

Protective-order records

Order of Emergency Protection and Firearm Warning.

Mental-health documents

Some Article 16.22 records may exist; sealed documents remain restricted.

Other magistrate-designated records

Availability depends on what was created and whether it is public.

Preferred request email: dcmagrequest@tarrantcountytx.gov
Whitney Amador: 817-884-3355
Cory Reed: 817-884-2526
Walk-ins: Tim Curry Justice Center, third floor, Criminal
Copy-ready unfiled-document request
Please search for available unfiled magistration documents concerning [full name], date of birth [date], CID [number], booking number [number] and arrest date [date]. I request the releasable probable-cause affidavit, probable-cause determination, magistrate warning, conditions of bail, personal bond, emergency-protection order and related public documents.
Arrest and offense reports

Request the narrative from the agency that created it

The county jail and arresting police agency are not always the same. Tarrant County may book someone arrested by TCSO, Fort Worth Police, Arlington Police, another city department, a constable, DPS or another agency.

Tarrant County Sheriff record

Use the TCSO Records Division when Sheriff’s personnel created the requested incident, arrest or detention record.

  1. Open the Sheriff’s public-record request page.
  2. Submit online or email the designated Records Division address.
  3. State the record type and incident date.
  4. Provide the report number, address and involved parties when known.
  5. Include your contact details in case clarification is needed.
Open TCSO public-record instructions

City police record

If Fort Worth, Arlington or another municipal agency made the arrest, request its offense report from that agency.

  • Use the agency shown in the booking or court record.
  • Provide its incident or service number.
  • State the date, location and requested document.
  • Ask for the public-release portion when a full investigative file is restricted.
  • Do not send the same request to every police department.
Submit TCSO request online Fort Worth Police records route Arlington Police records route
Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Email: TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Final walk-in customer accepted at 4:50 p.m.
The Sheriff warns that encrypted emails sent to the public-record address will not be opened.
Copy-ready arrest-report request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable arrest record, offense or incident report, probable-cause information and identified supplements concerning [full name], date of birth [date], for an incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers are CID [number], booking number [number], court case [number] and agency report number [number]. Please provide a written cost estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].

Letter of Incarceration

A Letter of Incarceration can prove when an individual was held in the Tarrant County Jail. The individual normally must appear at the Sheriff’s Records Division with valid state photo identification. A friend or family member cannot request another person’s letter unless that person remains in the Tarrant County Jail.
Read Letter of Incarceration rules
Warrant information

Tarrant County does not publish a general criminal-warrant lookup

The Sheriff’s Criminal Warrants Division states that criminal warrant information is not released to the general public. It is provided to licensed bondsmen, attorneys and law-enforcement agencies.
Criminal warrant question

Contact a licensed bondsman or criminal-defense lawyer. Do not confront anyone or attempt to act on suspected warrant information.

Traffic or citation warrant

Contact the agency or court connected with the ticket. A citation issued by a Tarrant County deputy is handled by the Justice of the Peace shown on the citation.

Criminal Warrants Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Phone: 817-884-1289
Current visitation schedule

Use the inmate’s last name to choose the correct visit day

All listed Tarrant County detention facilities follow the same general visitation schedule. Visitor sign-up begins 30 minutes before visitation starts.
General visitation by inmate surname
Inmate last name
Visit days and hours
Final processing time
A through L
Saturday and Monday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
A through L
Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
M through Z
Sunday and Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
M through Z
Friday, 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Attorney/law enforcement
Wednesday–Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.; attorneys may visit when needed.
Professional rules apply.
Hospital visit
Daily, 5:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m., subject to hospital policy.
Confirm with the hospital.
One 30-minute local visit per day
Maximum three visits per week
Maximum two adult visitors at one time
No more than two children per visit
Children 17 or younger need an adult
Out-of-town visitors over 150 miles may receive 40 minutes
Visitors jailed in Tarrant County within six months are ineligible
Adults need accepted photo identification
Leave prohibited property outside the visit. Cell phones, cameras, recording devices, bags, purses, backpacks, tobacco, lighters, matches, food and drinks are generally prohibited in visitation areas.
Avoid khaki, green, institutional or military-style clothing. The published dress code also excludes sleeveless, revealing, see-through, backless and tight-fitting garments.
Check the complete visitation policy Confirm status before travelling
Mail, calls and inmate money

Help someone in jail without using an outdated procedure

Personal correspondence

General letters are sent to an outside mail-scanning service. Approved mail becomes available on the inmate’s tablet.

Smart Communications / Tarrant Co Jail
Inmate Full Name and CID Number
P.O. Box 9195
Seminole, FL 33775-9137
  • Letters may be no larger than 12 by 16 inches.
  • Include no more than 10 unframed photographs.
  • Photographs may be no larger than 4 by 6 inches.
  • Use the exact inmate name and CID.
  • Track processed mail through MailGuard Tracker when useful.

Legal mail, books and money orders

Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Detention Bureau
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
  • Legal mail continues to the jail address.
  • New soft-backed books must come directly from an approved publisher.
  • Magazines must be a publisher subscription.
  • Amazon and other third-party courier packages are not accepted under the published rules.
  • Postal or Western Union money orders may be mailed to this address.

Inmate money deposits

  • Online and app deposits are available through Access Corrections.
  • Telephone deposits: 866-345-1884.
  • Facility lobby kiosks accept cash.
  • Cash Pay Today supports approved retail cash deposits.
  • Cash sent through the mail is returned.
Open the official deposit instructions

Inmate telephone calls

  • Free local calls are available during booking.
  • Collect calls are available outside the local area.
  • The receiver is responsible for collect-call fees.
  • Smart Communications provides telephone support.
  • Normal jail calls should not be treated as confidential.

Smart Communications: 727-349-1561

Do not send ordinary letters to 100 N. Lamar. Personal postcards, greeting cards and letters received directly at the jail are returned with instructions to use the scanning address.
Case-communication warning: Avoid discussing witnesses, passwords, evidence, alibis or legal strategy during ordinary jail calls or social visits.
Health, property and release preparation

Use the jail’s internal request process for medical care

Medical care

Emergency care, assessment of new significant illness and monitoring of chronic conditions are available to inmates regardless of ability to pay.

Dental and vision

Dental triage, trauma care, abscess treatment and extraction are available. Eye examinations are available, but glasses are not provided.

Medication

Licensed medical staff distribute medication under jail physician orders. Some over-the-counter medicines may be purchased from commissary.

Family members should not bring medication to a jail lobby without instruction. Call 817-884-3000 and ask for the correct medical-information process when there is an urgent medication or health concern.

Property-release limits

Ordinary inmate property is not automatically released to family on request. The published policy generally authorizes property release for inmates being transferred to TDCJ, with limited hardship exceptions approved by jail command staff.
A person designated by an inmate transferring to TDCJ has 30 days from the transfer date to claim the property.
Read inmate health services Read property-release rules
Correction and record clearing

Find the controlling court result before disputing a booking record

Save the original booking information Record the report date, CID, booking number and exact disputed entry.
Find the court case Route misdemeanors to the County Clerk and felonies to the District Clerk.
Obtain the final disposition Request a certified dismissal, judgment or other controlling order when proof is required.
Identify the record owner The jail, arresting police agency, court clerk and Texas DPS maintain different records.
Request factual correction first Send the office that owns the error the exact incorrect field and supporting document.
Dispute private background reports separately A government correction may not immediately update a private reporting company.

Expunction

An eligible expunction can require covered government records from an arrest to be destroyed or removed. Eligibility is limited and fact-specific.

District Clerk Expunctions: 817-884-1231

Read Texas expunction guidance

Order of nondisclosure

A nondisclosure order restricts public disclosure of an eligible record but does not erase it from every authorised government system.

District Clerk Nondisclosures: 817-884-2508

Open Texas court forms
Correction is different from clearing. Correction addresses inaccurate information. Expunction and nondisclosure address accurate records that may qualify for legal relief.
Local offices and facilities

Tarrant County jail, records and criminal-court contacts

Sheriff’s Office Administration
200 Taylor Street, 7th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3099

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Detention Bureau / Jail Information
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Tarrant County Corrections Center
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Lon Evans Corrections Center
600 W. Weatherford Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Green Bay Jail
2500 Urban Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76106

817-884-3000

TCSO Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov

County Clerk Criminal Division
401 W. Belknap Street, 2nd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1066

Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

District Clerk Felony Research
401 W. Belknap Street, 3rd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1342

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Office of Attorney Appointments
401 W. Belknap Street, Room 5043
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2370

DA Victim Services
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2740

Map to the Tarrant County Corrections Center

Map to the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center

Confirm before travelling: Recheck the person’s custody status, facility, office hours, identification requirements, parking and accepted payment method.
Frequent mistakes

Avoid these errors when checking recent bookings

Searching Day 1 only

A booking near the cutoff can appear in an adjacent report. Search several days.

Ignoring the PDF report date

The Day 1 URL is reused. Read the date inside the PDF.

Assuming current custody

The daily log is historical. Use the individual inmate search.

Reading only one charge row

Several descriptions can share one booking number.

Calling the wrong clerk

County Clerk handles Class A/B misdemeanors; District Clerk handles felonies.

Requesting every police report from TCSO

Send the request to the arresting agency that created the record.

10 title-specific questions

Tarrant County daily booking questions answered

How do I view today’s Tarrant County arrest log?

Open the official Tarrant County Daily Booked In Reports page and select Day 1, which the Sheriff’s Office identifies as the newest report. The PDF covers inmates booked during the preceding 24-hour reporting period. Read the report date at the top, then save the person’s name, CID, book-in date, booking number and charge descriptions.

How many days of Tarrant County booking reports are available?

Tarrant County publishes 14 rolling Daily Booked In Reports. Day 1 is the newest report and Day 14 is the oldest report currently available from that page. For an arrest outside that 14-day window, use the individual inmate search, court records or a public-record request.

Is the Tarrant County daily booking report the same as the inmate search?

No. The Daily Booked In Report is a dated list of people processed during a 24-hour period. It does not prove that someone remains in jail. The individual inmate search is the better tool for current custody, location, charges and bond information. Call 817-884-3000 when the live status is unclear.

What information appears in the Tarrant County daily arrest log?

The official report includes the inmate name, an identifier section, CID, book-in date, booking number and charge description. A booking number can repeat when several charges belong to the same intake. The charge description is an allegation and not a conviction or final court disposition.

Why is a recent Tarrant County arrest missing from the daily log?

The person may still be processing, may have been booked after the reporting cutoff, may appear in the next report, may be listed under another spelling, may have received a citation, or may be held by a city jail or another county. Search several report days, use the individual inmate search and call 817-884-3000 when needed.

How do I check a Tarrant County inmate’s bond and release status?

Use the individual inmate search and review every displayed charge and bond. Tarrant County also publishes 14 rolling Daily Bond Reports, but those reports list bonds issued during a reporting period and are not a guarantee of current custody or completed release. Call the jail information line at 817-884-3000 before paying or travelling.

Where do I find the court result after a Tarrant County arrest?

Class A and B misdemeanor records are maintained by the Tarrant County Clerk Criminal Division. Felony records are maintained by the Tarrant County District Clerk. Search the correct office using the case number or defendant information and read the disposition for every count rather than relying only on the booking charge.

How do I request a Tarrant County arrest or offense report?

Request a Sheriff’s Office-created record from the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Records Division through its online request portal, by email at TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov, or at 200 Taylor Street, sixth floor, Fort Worth. If a city police department made the arrest, request the report from that department instead.

How do I visit or send money to a Tarrant County inmate?

Verify current custody before travelling. General visitation is assigned by the inmate’s last-name group and is limited to one 30-minute visit per day and three visits per week. Tarrant County accepts inmate deposits through Access Corrections, facility kiosks, telephone and approved cash-walk-in options. Cash is not accepted by mail.

Can a Tarrant County arrest record be expunged or sealed?

Some Texas cases qualify for expunction, while others may qualify for an order of nondisclosure. Eligibility depends on the arrest, charge, court result, waiting period, prior history and other cases arising from the same event. Obtain the complete misdemeanor or felony disposition before using current Texas forms or seeking legal advice.

Official sources reviewed

Primary Tarrant County resources used for this guide

Bookings and jail
Records and courts
Family and legal help
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, County Clerk, District Clerk, Criminal District Attorney, a municipal police department or a law firm.

Daily reports are rolling records and can be replaced as new reports are generated. Custody, charges, bond, court settings, visitation rules, fees and office hours can change. Check the report date and verify the person with multiple identifiers before relying on any entry.

Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A booking log records jail intake information and does not establish guilt or a final legal outcome.

Last official-source review: August 5, 2026. No third-party arrest database, mugshot directory or people-search service was used as the controlling source for this guide.

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