Find Recent Arrests in Moore

Moore recent arrests stem from one of the most active police departments in the Oklahoma City metro area. The Moore Police Department handles all arrests within city limits, and those arrested are typically booked at the Oklahoma County Detention Center in Oklahoma City. You can search for Moore arrest records through several free online tools. Cleveland County also processes some Moore cases through its own court system. This page covers the main ways to look up who has been arrested in Moore and where to find booking details, court records, and jail information.

Moore Police Department

The Moore Police Department is based at 117 E. Main Street in Moore. Chief Todd Gibson leads the department. Moore officers patrol the city and make arrests for crimes ranging from traffic offenses to felonies. When someone is taken into custody by Moore police, they are usually transported to the Oklahoma County Detention Center for booking and holding.

Moore sits in Cleveland County. That means arrest records and court cases from Moore go through the Cleveland County court system. You can search those cases on OSCN. However, because many arrestees are held at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, you may also need to check Oklahoma County jail records to find current booking status. It depends on the case and the charges.

The department responds to thousands of calls each year. Most arrests in Moore involve traffic stops, warrants, theft, or domestic incidents. Felony cases get filed in Cleveland County District Court.

Moore Recent Arrests at Oklahoma County Detention Center

People arrested in Moore are frequently booked at the Oklahoma County Detention Center at 201 N. Shartel Ave. in Oklahoma City. The facility is the largest jail in the metro and holds detainees from multiple cities. You can call the detention center at 405-713-1910 for booking information.

The Oklahoma County Detention Center website provides inmate search tools and jail contact details for recent arrests processed from Moore.

The online inmate lookup shows who is currently in custody. Search by name to see booking dates, charges, and bond amounts. If someone was arrested in Moore and taken to the detention center, they will show up in this system while still held. Once released, they drop off the active roster. For older records, you will need to use court record tools instead.

Some Moore arrests may also go through Cleveland County's jail system. This is less common but does happen for certain cases. Check both if you are not sure where someone is being held.

Cleveland County Court Records for Moore

Moore falls under Cleveland County jurisdiction. The Cleveland County District Court handles criminal cases that start with a Moore arrest. You can search these records for free on OSCN. Select Cleveland County from the dropdown and search by name. Results show charges, court dates, and case outcomes.

OSCN is the best free tool for looking up Moore arrest records that have moved to the court stage. Not every arrest leads to formal charges. But when charges are filed, the case appears on OSCN within a day or two. You get the full docket, including any motions, plea deals, and sentencing information. This is public data and costs nothing to access.

Try ODCR as well. It pulls from the same court data but has a different search layout. Some people find one easier than the other. Both are free and both work for Cleveland County cases.

OSBI Background Checks for Moore Arrests

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation runs a statewide criminal history system called CHIRP. It costs $15 per search. This covers all Oklahoma arrests tied to one person, not just Moore. If someone has been arrested in Moore and elsewhere in the state, CHIRP pulls it all into one report.

CHIRP is name-based. For more thorough results, the OSBI also offers fingerprint-based checks. These take longer but avoid false matches with common names. For most people just checking on a Moore arrest, the $15 online search is enough.

Moore Arrest Notifications and DOC

VINE at vinelink.com lets you track custody status for free. Register with a name and get alerts when someone is released or moved. This works for people held at the Oklahoma County Detention Center after a Moore arrest. It is useful when you need to know the moment someone gets out.

If a Moore arrest leads to a state prison sentence, that person will appear in the Oklahoma DOC offender lookup. The DOC database shows current facility, sentence length, and projected release date. It is separate from the county jail system. People serving time in state prison after a Moore conviction will be in this system but not in the county jail roster.

Between VINE, the county jail lookup, OSCN, and DOC, you can track a Moore arrest from booking through sentencing and incarceration. Each tool covers a different part of the process.

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