How can I find if someone has an outstanding arrest warrants by using the internet?

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I live in Michigan and have tried and tried but I don't want to use the sites that charge you. If you know how to do this you'd be my HERO! Washtenaw County Michigan.

Answer 1

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There are NO reliable sights on the Internet to access anyone's accurate criminal record. Any that claim they do are scams and are just sucking cash out of people to provide them links to public records.

OK, here is what you need:

Call your state's State Attorney Generals Office. They can tell you the process in your state as to how to obtain an official Criminal History Report. This is the complete and official FBI's NCIC (National Crime Information Center) that lists all of a person’s adult arrest and charge disposition everywhere in the United States. These reports are not free, but it is only a very small administrative charge given to the Law Enforcement agency that runs and prints it for you.

Next, you can pay to get at least one credit bureau report from one of the big three credit bureaus. This can be use to see the persons financial history, which can tell you a lot about them. You can see prior addresses and what they owe and to whom and where.

With the above two documents, you can do your own search of public government records in the towns and states where they live. You can check county tax records, Clerk of Court records and local police / sheriff records just to name a few.

Or, you can contact a local Private Investigator and pay them to obtain all of this information for you. You will pay much more as they will add fee's on to do the leg work for you.

So, do not believe any site on the net. They are just scams. Not a single one of them is tied into any official government data base as only authorized government agencies have access to this information.

And no site out there can give instant access to all of this info. It will talk some of your own detective work to do it, or, as I said.... hire a P.I. Agency to assist you.

Read this question a person asked and you will see the poor results he had after paying for records searches:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…


Or............. for a warrant...... just call the police and or sheriff and ask......... its, as I say.. all public record.

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25 years on the job.

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thanks

Answer 2

if they are listed online they will be on the county website under law enforcement