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Yuma County Arrest History

Yuma County arrest history begins with the agency that had jurisdiction. The Yuma County Sheriff's Office covers unincorporated areas and county functions. Wray Police Department and City of Yuma Police Department create records for incidents within their cities. Colorado State Patrol can own reports tied to state highways. The arresting agency writes the incident and arrest report. If booking occurs, the jail creates a separate custody record.

Fingerprints may form an arrest cycle in CBI's Colorado Crime Information Center. The prosecutor can later file different charges or decline to file. A court appearance then creates a judicial event. These records arise at different times, so an arrest entry is not a conviction and an initial booking charge is not the final case result.

Yuma County Arresting Agencies

The location of the event usually points to the first records custodian. A rural Yuma County arrest should start with the sheriff. A Wray event should start with Wray Police, and a City of Yuma event with that city's clerk or police channel. Highway incidents may belong to Colorado State Patrol. Ask for the report number, event date, location, involved party, requested media, and delivery format.

The official Colorado Revised Statutes contain CCJRA at CRS 24-72-301 through 309. That law controls criminal-justice record review; a general county request label does not make every record public.

The county's official records-request page provides the written-request channel.

The statute source supports a careful request to the office that actually holds the Yuma County arrest record.

Looking Up Yuma County Arrests

No verified daily Yuma County, Colorado arrest blotter was found. The sheriff's jail page displays a Yuma County Arrests image linked to MobilePatrol, while its older embedded inmate list is not populated in the current page. Use the official fallback chain. It covers current custody, the agency report, a later court case, statewide history, and written requests. Do not substitute results from Yuma County, Arizona.

1. Check MobilePatrol from the sheriff's official jail page for recent booking information. For current status, call the Yuma inmate line at 970-332-0923 or sheriff at 970-332-4805.
2. Because Yuma detainees may be housed in Akron, call the Washington County Justice Center at 970-345-2244 or ask at its lobby for current custody confirmation.
3. Contact the arresting agency for the arrest or incident narrative. Give the event date, location, report number, involved party, and exact media sought.
4. After filing has had time to occur, search Yuma Combined Court dockets by name, then use the case number to confirm filed charges and disposition.
5. Use CBI ICHC for a fee-based Colorado history and submit a specific written CCJRA request when online or telephone checks do not supply the record.
6. Use CDOC only after a state sentence and transfer, or BOP for federal custody. These locators do not show a local police narrative.

Yuma County Arrest Narratives

Ask the arresting agency, not CBI, for the narrative. CBI's name-based history summarizes Colorado criminal-history data and may connect an arrest cycle to a reported disposition. It does not hold every sheriff, city police, or state patrol report. Likewise, Yuma County Combined Court owns the filed case, not the officer's account of the event.

Wray provides unusually clear local fees. Its amended 2025 schedule lists $3 for an accident or case report, $25 for a thumb drive used for digital footage or data, $20 per hour for redaction, and $20 per hour for research after the first hour. Those fees belong to Wray. They do not establish what the Yuma County Sheriff or City of Yuma charges.

The sheriff's official county jail page is the starting point for its custody referral.

The city route is distinct from the sheriff and court routes, even when one arrest later results in a Yuma County case.

Inside a Yuma County Arrest Record

Current public HTML does not verify a full Yuma County inmate-profile schema. The old page code supports only an inmate display identifier or name and a charges area as historic interface fields. Mugshot, birth date, demographics, booking time, agency, bond, housing unit, warrant, court, and release columns are not confirmed in the current output. A requester may ask the custodian whether such intake fields exist and are releasable, but should not assume they are public.

Yuma County Booking Comes First

A Yuma County booking can precede a court filing. The intake record reflects what was known at custody. The 13th Judicial District Attorney then decides which eligible state charges to file. The court record may use different counts or classifications, or no case may follow. For that reason, compare the booking entry with the later Yuma Combined Court disposition rather than reading the booking charge as a final result.

Record flow: Arrest › Booking › Fingerprint Cycle › Charging Decision › Court Filing › Disposition

Municipal ordinance cases follow a different route. Wray and City of Yuma municipal courts keep city-code dockets, while felonies and state misdemeanors go to Combined Court in Wray. After a state sentence and transfer, use the official CDOC inmate locator.

The index is a trail to a case, not a substitute for the original arrest report or certified court file.

Booking Logs and Yuma County Arrests

The sheriff's official jail page points to MobilePatrol through a Yuma County Arrests image, but the former embedded roster is not populated in current HTML. Treat MobilePatrol as a recent-booking lead, then confirm with an official telephone channel. The Yuma inmate-information line is 970-332-0923, the sheriff office is 970-332-4805, and the Washington County Justice Center is 970-345-2244.

Current or recent custody is narrower than arrest history. A person can be released, transferred, booked elsewhere, or never entered into the current display. Absence from a booking tool is not proof of no arrest. VINELink can supplement custody notifications where an agency participates, but the holding agency should confirm status.

The Washington County visitation page identifies the current facility channel used for people housed in Akron.

A court search can show a later filing, but it cannot fill gaps in the local custody log.

Yuma County Written Arrest Requests

Yuma County's general CORA policy accepts written requests sent to the proper official custodian by mail or fax. Email is not automatically accepted. A message to the wrong employee or an unconfirmed address may not start the statutory response clock. Criminal-justice records are reviewed under CCJRA by the agency custodian, so a broad request to county administration does not automatically reach sheriff records.

Describe a specific record, date range, event, and parties. Inspection is by appointment during ordinary hours and under supervision. The custodian need not create a report that does not exist. Staff time, copies, research, redaction, or a deposit may apply. The County Administrator at 310 Ash Street, Suite A, Wray, provides the county form at 970-332-5796 extension 221, while sheriff arrest records should be directed to the sheriff custodian.

For city events, use the city channel. The City of Yuma clerk is the records starting point when no dedicated police report form is available.

The city page illustrates why the correct local custodian matters more than a county-wide generic request.

Yuma County Arrests Are Not Convictions

An arrest record shows that an agency took a person into custody or documented an arrest. It does not establish guilt. A conviction follows a plea or finding of guilt in court. The Yuma County arresting agency and booking custodian maintain the first set of records, while Yuma County Combined Court maintains the judicial case. CBI may later connect the arrest cycle with a reported disposition, but an unknown disposition can mean the court data has not reached or matched that cycle.

Note: A Yuma County arrest is not proof of guilt; verify the filed charge and final result in the official court case.

Yuma County Arrests in CCIC

When fingerprints are transmitted, CBI can associate a Yuma County arrest cycle with a Colorado state identification record in CCIC. The public Internet Criminal History Check is name-based and Colorado-only. Its report excludes sealed records, juvenile arrests, and traffic arrests involving a person under sixteen. It cannot be notarized, and the current per-result charge should be checked on the live payment screen.

If CBI shows an unknown or inaccurate disposition, obtain certified Yuma County court documentation and use CBI's challenge or update process. A correction fixes incomplete data; it does not seal a record. For fingerprint self-review or an authorized statutory check, Colorado Applicant Background Services uses IdentoGO and Colorado Fingerprinting vendors, with prints sent to CBI.

The local custodian, CBI, and the court each own a different layer. Match the question to the source.

Yuma County Sheriff Record Contact

The Yuma County Sheriff's Office is at 310 Ash Street, Suite G, Wray, CO 80758. Its main telephone is 970-332-4805, fax is 970-332-5820, and published office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The sheriff's current jail page directs inquiries about people housed at the Washington County Justice Center to 26861 Highway 34, Akron, CO 80720.

Use the sheriff for its incident, arrest, and booking records. Use Akron for present housing confirmation when directed there. Use the clerk for the later Yuma County criminal court case. The split reflects the county's rural system, where the records counter and holding site can be in different counties.