Where do you find really free police records?

Answer 1

Go to your local public records place aka probably city hall ( you might have to pay) but they should give them to you.........they cant hold your personal records from you unless you have been arrested by the FBI or cia which you wouldn't be on here if so

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Answer 2

The county records in which the crime was commited/prosecuted. Usually provided by the county courthouse and/or related website.

Another View: (in the US) The above answer, while it may be the "ideal" solution, it is by no means applicable everywhere in the country.

Some jurisdictions are still not computerized and others simply cannot afford the administrative expense of establishing and maintaining these records. The cost is simply too much for poorer counties and smaller jurisdictions.

The fact of the matter is this: There is no "free lunch." There are no commercial websites (either free or for cost) that can supply this information with 100% accuracy. They get their information from the same "public-access" websites that anyone can access. The "REAL" nationwide computer system that houses all this information is operated by the FBI and is CLOSED to public access.

Answer 3

Not online. Depending on the records you are looking for, you should go to your City, State, or Federal Building information booth. They will help you with the public records you need. The only free records you can find online are basic information like: Name, Address, Phone Number, and Age.

Answer 4

Depending on the type of records being sought. County Clerks, and District Clerks offices are a good place to start. There are also some public records located in Public Librarys and web based search engines that are not well known. For criminal records, Sign up for a PACER account. That is public access to all court records. Note that the system will only charge you for viewing specific content within the documents.