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The Kleberg County Sheriff’s Office is a law enforcement agency responsible for providing public safety services to the residents of Kleberg County, Texas. The Sheriff’s Office is led by Sheriff Richard A. Kirkpatrick and is headquartered in Kingsville, Texas.
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Services
The Kleberg County Sheriff’s Office provides a range of services to the community, including:
- Law enforcement
- Jail operations
- Court security
- Search and rescue
- Crime prevention
- Community outreach
Divisions
The Sheriff’s Office is organized into several divisions, each with specific responsibilities:
- Patrol Division: Responsible for responding to calls for service, patrolling the county, and enforcing traffic laws.
- Criminal Investigation Division: Investigates serious crimes, including homicides, robberies, and assaults.
- Jail Division: Manages the county jail, ensuring the safety and security of inmates.
- Court Security Division: Provides security for the county courts.
- Search and Rescue Division: Conducts search and rescue operations for missing persons or evidence.
- Crime Prevention Division: Develops and implements crime prevention programs.
- Community Outreach Division: Builds relationships with the community and educates residents on crime prevention and safety measures.
Active Warrant Search
How to Find a Warrant in Kleberg County
To find out if you have an active warrant in Kleberg County, Texas, you can:
- Contact the Kleberg County Sheriff's Office: You can call the Sheriff's Office at 361-595-8500 or visit their office in person at 1500 E King Ave, Kingsville, TX 78363 .
- Search the Texas Warrant Search System: You can search for warrants statewide using the Texas Warrant Search System. To do this, you will need to provide the person's name and date of birth.
Additional Information
- Warrants are issued by judges or magistrates when there is probable cause to believe that a person has committed a crime.
- Warrants can be issued for a variety of offenses, including felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic violations.
- If you have an active warrant, it is important to turn yourself in to the authorities as soon as possible. Failure to do so could result in additional charges being filed against you.
Kleberg County Child Support Warrants
Kleberg County Mugshots
Obtaining Mugshots
Mugshots are typically taken by law enforcement agencies after a person has been arrested and booked into jail. The Kleberg County Sheriff's Office does not release mugshots to the public. However, mugshots may be available through other sources, such as:
- News organizations: Some news organizations may publish mugshots of individuals who have been arrested or charged with crimes.
- Social media: Mugshots may be posted on social media by law enforcement agencies or by individuals who have obtained them from other sources.
- Public records requests: In some cases, it may be possible to obtain mugshots through a public records request. However, law enforcement agencies are not required to release mugshots, and they may charge a fee for doing so.
Availability
The availability of mugshots varies depending on the policies of the law enforcement agency that took the mugshot. Some agencies may release mugshots to the public upon request, while others may only release them to the media or to individuals who have a legitimate need for them.
Bond Information
A bail bond is a financial guarantee that a person will appear in court as required. When a person is arrested, they are typically taken to jail and held until they can post bail. Bail is set by a judge or magistrate and is based on the severity of the charges and the person's criminal history.
There are two types of bail bonds:
- Surety bonds: These bonds are issued by a bail bond company. The bail bond company charges a fee, which is typically 10-15% of the bail amount.
- Cash bonds: These bonds are paid in full to the court.
Posting a Bond in Kleberg County
To post a bond in Kleberg County, you can:
- Contact a bail bond company: There are a number of bail bond companies that operate in Kleberg County. You can find a list of bail bond companies on the Kleberg County Sheriff's Office website.
- Pay cash: You can pay the full amount of the bail in cash to the court.
Once you have posted bail, the person will be released from jail. However, they will still be required to appear in court as scheduled. If they fail to appear, the bail will be forfeited.
Kleberg County Most Wanted
The Kleberg County Sheriff's Office maintains a list of the county's most wanted fugitives. The list includes individuals who are wanted for serious crimes, such as murder, robbery, and assault.
To view the most wanted list, visit the Kleberg County Sheriff's Office websiteю
If you have information about the whereabouts of any of the individuals on the most wanted list, please contact the Kleberg County Sheriff's Office at 361-595-8500.
Sex Offender Registry
The Kleberg County Sheriff's Office provides access to the Texas Department of Public Safety's Sex Offender Registry. The registry contains information about registered sex offenders living in Kleberg County.
To search the registry, visit the Kleberg County Sheriff's Office websiteю
You can search the registry by name, address, or zip code.
Kleberg County Sex Offender Registry
Location and Contact Details
- Address: 1500 E King Ave, Kingsville, TX 78363
- Phone Number: 361-595-8500
- Fax Number: 361-593-1324
- Email: [emailprotected]
- Website: Kleberg County Sheriff’s Office
