Locate Itta Bena Police Department Releases

Itta Bena Police Release Role

The official Itta Bena Police page identifies the municipal department and its contact. It does not publish a municipal jail, adult custody roster, recent-release feed, booking-photo list, archive, release code list, or fee schedule. No separate operating city jail was confirmed. The accurate facility type is an arresting and custody-handoff agency.

That distinction changes the search. If the department released a person directly, its record should show when local physical custody ended. If officers delivered the person to Leflore County, the Itta Bena event is a transfer rather than community release. The Sheriff's later booking and release entry then completes the county custody trail.

Confirm Itta Bena Releases

Use a precise identity and date range. Collect the full name used at arrest, date of birth when known, arrest date, incident number, possible court case number, and the place where the person was last seen in custody. Similar names and spelling differences can produce a false match or empty response.

1. Contact Itta Bena Police about the specific arrest episode.
2. Ask whether the person was released by the department or transferred.
3. Request the custody-ending or transfer entry and receiving agency in writing.
4. If Leflore County accepted custody, contact the Sheriff and request the county release record.
5. Check the court that handled the charge for the order or final disposition.
6. Move to MDOC, BOP, ICE, or another county only when a record names that next custodian.

The broader Leflore released-inmate search shows how the agency record, court outcome, and later custodian fit together. A disappearance from a roster or an unanswered name search is not enough to claim release.

Itta Bena Release Contact

Itta Bena publishes both a street and mailing address for the police department. The page does not publish public record hours, a dedicated records telephone line, a request form, or a release-information service. Call the main department contact to confirm the custodian and current submission method before visiting or mailing a request.

A street address is not proof of a detention facility. The verified source supports the police contact only. Do not add a jail capacity, booking desk, visiting schedule, or holding-cell release hours that the city does not publish.

Note: No standalone Itta Bena jail, public release archive, or municipal photo feed was confirmed.

Itta Bena Custody Handoffs

The handoff record is the bridge between the city arrest and any county detention. Ask for the transfer date and time, destination, receiving agency, incident number, and any property or custody receipt maintained. Then use the receiving agency's identifier to locate the next episode. Without that link, a reader may mistake the end of Itta Bena custody for freedom from all custody.

Bond can end physical detention while the case continues. A court order can authorize release, but the agency entry establishes when custody actually changed. Transfer means a new custodian took control. Request the literal code and code legend whenever the event is abbreviated.

Itta Bena County Release Follow-Up

When the department identifies the Leflore County Sheriff as the receiving agency, call 662-453-5141 to confirm the record custodian and current procedure. The verified Sheriff mailing address is P.O. Box 905, Greenwood, MS 38935-1953, and the fax is 662-453-2221. No official physical jail address, online roster, records email, hours, release feed, or fee table was found.

Ask the Sheriff for the booking sheet and release-register entry tied to the Itta Bena arrest. Useful fields include booked name, booking number, arresting agency, booking date and time, charges at booking, bond information, case number, actual release date and time, release type, destination, and receiving agency. The arresting-agency field helps prove that the county episode follows the same Itta Bena event.

A Sheriff phone call supports routing and current status triage, but documentary proof should be requested in writing. A commercial county roster is not a substitute, especially because no official Leflore archive or update cadence is available.

Request Itta Bena Records

Write narrowly. Identify the person and date range, then ask for the arrest or booking sheet, time custody began, custody-ending date and time, disposition or transfer code, receiving agency, related case number, and booking photograph if the department created or maintains it. Ask for the code legend, nonexempt segregable portions, and a written basis for any withheld part.

The Mississippi Public Records Act allows agencies to adopt reasonable procedures for cost, time, place, and method. Actual search, review, duplication, and mailing costs may be recovered, and advance payment may be required. Itta Bena publishes no fixed local release-record price, so ask for an estimate and narrow the scope if needed.

The statute's timing depends on the agency's written procedure. In the absence of one, the framework uses a one-working-day access default. An adopted procedure normally cannot authorize production or denial after seven working days, while further delay requires a specific written explanation within statutory limits. Exemptions and redactions still apply.

Itta Bena Release Court Trail

The court order explains legal authority but may not show the precise moment custody ended. Municipal charges should be routed to the court identified in the Itta Bena case record. County misdemeanors and preliminary felony matters can pass through Leflore Justice Court. Circuit Court is the final felony trial court. Do not assume Greenwood Municipal Court handled an Itta Bena charge merely because both cities are in Leflore County.

Ask for the docket, bond order, judgment, sentence, time-served credit, dismissal or nolle prosequi entry, probation order, revocation, and any expungement order that applies. Mississippi Electronic Courts is not shown to be a full Leflore criminal database. Confirmed Chancery participation does not establish Circuit criminal coverage.

An expungement can change public case visibility without establishing the physical release time. A missing case may also reflect the wrong court or identity mismatch. Pair the proper court record with the Itta Bena or Sheriff custody-ending entry.

Itta Bena Release Limits

No official Itta Bena release list, 24-hour or 72-hour feed, booking-photo archive, mobile app, detention schedule, retention policy, or standalone jail was found. No separate detention facility was confirmed for other small municipalities in Leflore County either. A directory claim should not be promoted to an official fact.

MS SAVIN/VINE covers MDOC and participating county facilities, but statewide material does not prove a city feed from Itta Bena or Leflore participation. MDOC search applies only if state custody began. Federal and immigration systems apply only when a transfer or case record identifies them.

Keep the custody chain intact: city arrest, local release or handoff, county event if any, and the right court result. This avoids treating the close of one agency's record as the end of all legal custody.

Itta Bena Photos and Alerts

No official Itta Bena booking-photo gallery or police app was found. If a photo is needed, ask whether the department created or retains it, and identify the arrest episode by date and incident number. When custody moved to the Sheriff, the county may maintain a separate booking image. An MDOC institutional photograph is different again and should not be labeled as the Itta Bena booking photo.

VINE is a notification system, not a permanent city photo or release archive. Mississippi SAVIN covers MDOC offenders and people in participating county facilities, but Leflore participation must be confirmed through the live selector or MS SAVIN. A notification can report release, transfer, temporary movement, escape, absconding, or return to custody based on agency-entered data. Confirm the event with the office that supplied it.

News coverage may preserve an arrest image and event date, yet it does not prove a later release. Commercial copies can be stale or confuse similarly named Mississippi and Oklahoma counties. Use an image only to locate the official agency record, then rely on the custody-ending entry and court outcome.

When an alert and agency record differ, use the literal agency entry and ask when it was updated. The source office can explain whether the event was release, transfer, or correction.