Colorado Inmate Search

Prison Inmate Search

The Colorado Department of Corrections offers public access to general offender information through a prison lookup tool. Public members can search for a free inmate by offender's DOC number and name. After entering the details, the page will display a list of all incarcerated inmates matching the criteria you entered. Some details you obtain from the search include the offender's gender, date of birth, release date, court date, arrests, mug shots, address, bookings, and incarceration facility.

Colorado Jail Inmate Search

Most Colorado counties offer public access to offender information through the city police or the county sheriff's website. The sheriff's office manages a public inmate lookup tool that provides details on individuals held in custody. To conduct the online search, you must provide an inmate's name and ID. Alternatively, you can visit or contact the sheriff's office to find out if an inmate is held in a specific facility in the state.

Sex Offender Search

The Colorado sex offender registry contains an official document of convicted sex offenders. The registry offers public records on registered sex offenders in the state, including their addresses, names, and physical description. You can contact your local police department, sheriff's office, or the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for a complete list of all registered sex predators in your county, state, or city. On the other hand, some law enforcement agencies, such as the sheriff's office and the police department, keep websites containing details concerning sex offenders in their jurisdiction.

Although third-party websites provide access to the sex offender registry, you should not depend entirely on them as they may contain inaccurate and outdated information.

It is important to remember that first-time misdemeanor inmates and some juveniles are excluded from the public sex offender registry.

Locating an ICE Detainee

Locating a loved one in ICE custody can be stressful, especially if you have no idea how to go about the whole process. Fortunately, ICE can find someone held using the ICE Detainee Locator System. The locator tool allows you to locate detainees aged 18 years and above. If the detainee you want to find is a juvenile, you may be required to contact the field office to obtain information concerning the detainee. The ICE officers can make arrests in different places, such as homes, businesses, and courthouses.

Some of the reasons that may lead to an individual ending up in ICE custody include; entering the country illegally, following orders given by the judge for their deportation, or while a removal proceeding is pending, and finally, if the judgments haven't been decided on their political asylum case.

Below are the ICE searchable options:

Search by A-Number

If you are familiar with the detainee’s A-Number, ICE advises you to use the A-Number search as it provides the best results. The A-Number is a unique nine-digit number issued to the immigrants while their A-File is made. If the number has fewer than nine digits, you must add zeros at the beginning. You can obtain the A-Number on documents such as Green Cards, work permits, immigrant fee handouts, and passport visa stamps. In addition, you must remember to include the detainee's country of birth.

Search by Biographical Information

When performing the search by Biographical information, you must provide the detainee's name, age, and date of birth. You should ensure that the detainee's name must be an exact match. If you cannot find a detainee, you should check out misspellings, reversed names, or adding or removing a hyphen. In addition, you must provide the detainee's country of birth for successful results.