Summit County OH Arrest Warrants Search

Ohio Arrest Records and Warrant Search

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You can use several methods to gather information regarding one’s Summit County, Ohio arrest records, whether we are talking about their active warrants or their outstanding warrants. A person can have several warrants written against his or her name at the same time. Still, oftentimes the simple commuting to a different state will normally help a person escape the respective records till the time he or she is residing within the borders of the new state.

Searching for arrest warrants issued in this County can be done either online or offline. The court of clerks in this county can be accessed here: and it can prove to be quite handy when searching for arrest warrants. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office Court and Special Services Bureau are also responsible for providing you with a list of the most wanted sex offenders in the area; you can visit the website here. A database of the registered sex offenders in Summit County can be found by clicking here:

 

Can you access the County warrant list and arrest records over the phone? (Current in 2021)

  • For information on arrests, call the non-emergency dispatch phone number- 330-643-2181.
  • For inmate records and inmate search, call Corrections at 330-643-5545.
  • For arrest records, incident, and accident reports, contact the Records Division at 330-643-5545/ 330-643-2176.
  • For information on arrest warrants, call the Detective/Warrants Division at 330-643-2108.
  • For victim’s assistance, call the Summit County Prosecutor’s Office at (330) 643-2800.
  • For criminal case records, get in touch with the Clerk of Court at 330-643-2205.

 

Crime Statistics of Summit County

In 2019, the Summit Sheriff’s Department registered 1024 criminal complaints, as opposed to the 1694 cases filed in 2018. These included 944 property crimes and 80 crimes against persons.

The property crimes reported were: 705 larceny thefts, 176 burglaries, and 63 motor vehicle thefts. Violent crimes involved 44 aggravated assaults, 22 rapes and 14 robberies.

The 1999–2008 decade has seen no less than 160,000 total crimes in this county. More than 8 percent of these crimes were considered and classified as violent by the local legal agencies. Close to 8,000 crimes of the total of 16,000 crimes that transpire in this county are taking place less than one mile from the victims’ homes. With this figure, residents of this county should be on alert. Furthermore, more than 45 criminal acts are occurring here daily. These usually refer to more than 150 homicides, over 1,500 rapes, and more than 115,000 thefts and robberies.

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