Find Inglewood Arrest Records

Inglewood arrest records are maintained by the Inglewood Police Department. The city operates its own police force serving the community near Los Angeles International Airport. Officers book arrestees at the city jail before most transfer to LA County custody for longer holds. You can search county jail records through the LASD inmate lookup tool. The police department processes records requests for reports from Inglewood incidents directly through their records bureau.

Inglewood Police Department Records

The Inglewood Police Department headquarters is at 1 West Manchester Boulevard. The records section handles requests for police reports and other documents. Call them at (310) 412-5200 for general information or to ask about records.

Inglewood has had its own police department for over a century. The force patrols the city, responds to emergencies, and investigates crimes. Major events at SoFi Stadium and the Forum bring extra challenges. The department works with state and federal agencies on large gatherings.

Every arrest generates paperwork. Reports document what happened, who was involved, and what charges apply. These records stay with the department unless transferred to another agency or destroyed under retention schedules. The city is responsible for its own records.

Note: Inglewood PD records are separate from LASD or LAPD records.

Search Inglewood Inmate Status

For someone just arrested in Inglewood, call the police department to check city jail status. Most people move to LA County custody within a day or two. Once transferred, use the LASD Inmate Information Center to find them.

The county database shows everyone in LA County jails. Enter a name and see booking data, charges, bail amount, and facility location. The system updates throughout the day. New entries can take several hours to appear after booking.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff operates the jail system. Their 24-hour phone line at (213) 473-6100 can help locate inmates. Staff answer custody questions any time of day or night.

Request Inglewood Police Reports

Getting arrest reports from Inglewood requires contacting the police records section. California law limits what can be released. Government Code Section 6254(f) exempts many investigation records from public disclosure. Expect redactions or denials for some requests.

Contact Inglewood Police Records:

• Address: 1 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, CA 90301
• Phone: (310) 412-5200
• Hours: Weekdays during regular business hours

Fees vary by document type. Crime victims usually get one free copy of reports related to their case. When requesting records, include the incident date, location, and any case numbers you have. More details help staff find the right files faster.

Processing times depend on request complexity. Simple requests might be ready in a few days. Complex requests or those needing legal review take longer. The California Public Records Act requires agencies to respond within 10 days.

Inglewood Criminal Court Records

Criminal cases from Inglewood go to Los Angeles Superior Court. The Inglewood Courthouse at 1 Regent Street handles many local cases. Search court records online at lacourt.org using the criminal case name search.

The database has felonies from 1980 forward and misdemeanors from 1988. Guest users pay $4.75 per search. Volume accounts pay less. Documents cost $1.00 per page for the first five, then $0.40 each after that.

Court records reveal what happened after arrest. Charges filed, hearing dates, pleas, verdicts, and sentences all show in the court system. This information complements police arrest records and tells the full case story.

California Arrest Record Laws

State criminal history records fall under Penal Code 11105. The California DOJ maintains these RAP sheets covering arrests statewide. Request your own record through Live Scan fingerprinting for $25.

Local police records come under Penal Code 13300. Inglewood PD keeps detailed incident reports but access is more restricted than state records. Most arrest report content is not releasable to the general public.

Relief options exist for old records. Penal Code 1203.4 allows dismissal after probation. Penal Code 851.91 permits sealing arrests without conviction. California also automatically reviews records monthly and grants relief for those who qualify.

The Fair Chance Act helps job seekers with records. Employers with five or more workers cannot ask about convictions before a conditional offer. This rule applies in Inglewood and throughout California.

Victim Notification Services

Victims of crimes in Inglewood can get custody alerts through California VINE. Register at vinelink.vineapps.com or call 1-877-411-5588. The system notifies you about releases, transfers, and escapes.

The LA County DA runs victim services at da.lacounty.gov/victims/notification. Sign up for court date and case status updates. Marsy's Law protects victim rights in California including the right to notice and to be heard at hearings.

Note: VINE sends alerts within minutes of a custody status change.

Nearby South Bay Cities

Inglewood borders several other cities near LAX. Some have their own police departments. Others contract with the LA County Sheriff. Check the right agency for arrests in each area.