Warrant lookup question - San Ramon

[spyde12]

Hey everyone. My friend lives in San Ramon and this morning SRPD and SWAT arrested her neighbor in the apartment across from her. She was shook up from the commotion and thankfully, it was conducted without anyone getting hurt.

Is there any way to find out what the warrant entailed online? Thanks in advanced.

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[j-shot]

Hey everyone. My friend lives in San Ramon and this morning SRPD and SWAT arrested her neighbor in the apartment across from her. She was shook up from the commotion and thankfully, it was conducted without anyone getting hurt.

Is there any way to find out what the warrant entailed online? Thanks in advanced.

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Why not check PD blotter...?

[spyde12]

Why not check PD blotter...?

Thanks. I checked the PD's site and it directed me to crimereports.com, but I wasn't sure if there were other tools. Thank you for the feedback though.

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[omgwtfbbq]

Most sheriffs departments have an online inmate search. If he's in custody it will show where he is housed and what charges he is pending.

If that doesn't work, most superior courts have online case information search engine, some free and some not, that allow you to search by name for individuals with case history with that superior court. These are usually not updated until after the defendant has gone to court, so if it's very recent, it may not be in the system yet.

Thirdly, many Superior Courts have public information kiosks that allow the public to perform case information checks using their proprietary case management systems.

[spyde12]

Most sheriffs departments have an online inmate search. If he's in custody it will show where he is housed and what charges he is pending.

If that doesn't work, most superior courts have online case information search engine, some free and some not, that allow you to search by name for individuals with case history with that superior court. These are usually not updated until after the defendant has gone to court, so if it's very recent, it may not be in the system yet.

Thirdly, many Superior Courts have public information kiosks that allow the public to perform case information checks using their proprietary case management systems.

Awesome! Thank you for the explanation. I appreciate it.

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[j-shot]

Thanks. I checked the PD's site and it directed me to crimereports.com, but I wasn't sure if there were other tools. Thank you for the feedback though.

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Yeah not every PD offers it online

[spyde12]

Yeah not every PD offers it online

Got it...good to know. Thank you.

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