Pomona Arrest Records Search

Pomona arrest records are maintained by the Pomona Police Department. The city has its own police force serving over 150,000 residents. When officers arrest someone in Pomona, that person gets booked locally before transfer to the LA County jail system for longer holds. You can search for current custody information through the LASD inmate lookup once someone enters county custody. The police department handles records requests for reports from Pomona incidents directly.

Pomona Police Department Records

The Pomona Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency for the city. Their headquarters sits at 490 West Mission Boulevard. The records division handles requests for arrest reports and other police documents. Call them at (909) 620-2155 for records questions.

The department maintains its own booking facility for short term holds. People arrested for minor offenses may get processed and released from the city jail. Those facing more serious charges transfer to LA County jail facilities where the Los Angeles County Sheriff takes over custody.

Pomona has had its own police force for over a century. The department serves the entire city limits and responds to thousands of calls each year. Officers work in patrol, investigations, traffic, and specialized units. Each creates records that become part of the department's files.

Note: Records from Pomona PD are separate from LASD records for the same person.

Search Pomona Custody Status

For someone recently arrested in Pomona, start by calling the police department at (909) 620-2155. They can tell you if the person is in their city jail. For those transferred to county custody, use the LASD Inmate Information Center online search.

The county inmate search shows booking data, charges, bail, and facility location. It updates throughout the day but there is always a lag after booking. New entries can take 2 to 6 hours to appear. If you cannot find someone right after an arrest, wait and check again later.

The 24-hour inmate information line at (213) 473-6100 is another option. Staff can look up custody status when the website is down or hard to use. This line covers all LA County jail facilities.

Request Pomona Police Reports

Getting copies of arrest reports from Pomona requires going through the police department's records unit. California law limits what can be released. Government Code Section 6254(f) exempts many investigation records from public disclosure. You may not get the complete report even if you submit a valid request.

Contact Pomona PD Records at:

• Address: 490 West Mission Boulevard, Pomona, CA 91766
• Phone: (909) 620-2155
• Hours: Monday through Friday, business hours

Fees vary based on the type of record and number of pages. Crime victims often receive one free copy of relevant reports. When requesting records, include the date, location, and any case numbers you have. This helps staff locate the right files faster.

Processing times depend on the request complexity. Simple requests may be ready in a few days. Complex requests or those requiring legal review take longer. The California Public Records Act sets timelines that agencies must follow.

Pomona Criminal Court Records

Criminal cases from Pomona go through the Los Angeles Superior Court. The Pomona Courthouse South handles many local cases. You can search court records online at lacourt.org using the criminal case name search tool.

The database has felony records back to 1980 and misdemeanors from 1988. Guest users pay $4.75 per search. Registered accounts get volume discounts down to $1.00 per search. Document copies cost $1.00 per page for the first five, then $0.40 each after that.

Court records show what happened after an arrest. Charges filed, court dates, plea deals, verdicts, and sentences all appear in the court system. This information is separate from police arrest reports but connects to the same underlying events.

California Arrest Record Laws

The California DOJ maintains statewide criminal history under Penal Code 11105. These RAP sheets compile arrest and disposition data from all California agencies. You can request your own record through Live Scan for a $25 fee.

Local police like Pomona PD keep separate records under Penal Code 13300. These local records often have more detail about specific incidents. But access is more restricted. Most arrest report content is exempt from public disclosure.

Options exist to clean up your record. Penal Code 1203.4 allows dismissal after probation. Penal Code 851.91 lets you seal arrests that did not lead to conviction. California also has automatic record relief that the DOJ grants without you needing to apply.

The Fair Chance Act under Government Code 12952 affects hiring. Employers with five or more employees cannot ask about criminal history before making a conditional job offer. This gives people with past arrests in Pomona a better chance at employment.

Victim Notification Services

Crime victims in Pomona can track offenders through California VINE. Register at vinelink.vineapps.com or call 1-877-411-5588. The system sends alerts when custody status changes. You get notified about releases, transfers, and escapes.

The LA County District Attorney office has victim services too. Visit da.lacounty.gov/victims/notification to sign up for court and case updates. Marsy's Law protects victim rights in California including notice of hearings and the right to speak at proceedings.

Note: VINE alerts go out within minutes of a status change in the jail system.

Nearby Cities in the Region

Pomona sits in eastern Los Angeles County near the San Bernardino County line. Several nearby cities have their own police departments while others contract with LASD. Check the right agency based on where an arrest happened.