How can I find out if someone is in jail in Los Angeles County?

To find inmates in Los Angeles County jail facilities, use Los Angeles County inmate search online. Enter an inmate’s name or date of birth in the form and submit to search. If there’re no inmates found, call the inmate information line at (213) 473-6100, or contact a jail facility to help you.

How do I find out an inmate’s charges in California?

To learn how to find out if someone is in jail, contact the Sheriff’s Department in charge of the county jail. If the inmate is in a city jail, parties can contact the city police department. Many counties provide online access to inmate records on their websites through a California county jail inmate search.

Does LAPD have a jail?

There is a new jail facility located in downtown Los Angeles, called the Metropolitan Detention Center Jail — also known as “MDC.” 877-422-4591. This state-of-the-art facility has been up and running since February of 2011.

How do I find my Cdcr number?

A person can find a California inmate’s California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) number by visiting the CDCR Inmate Locator. They can use the inmate’s last name to locate the inmate, but it helps if they have other identifying information, such as the inmate’s first and middle names.

What does CSD mean for jail?

Court Services Division
Court Services Division (CSD) personnel will follow the extraction procedure for a county jail inmate listed below when an inmate is being summoned to court by a judge due to a court removal order and the inmate is refusing to cooperate.

How do I send mail to North County Correctional Facility?

6. Mail Policies North County Correctional Facility inmates can receive (and send) unlimited quantities of personal mail. Writing materials and stamped envelopes can be purchased through commissary (so do not send in blank stationery/postage.)