How can I find out if I have a police record?

A much easier means of finding a police record, which might also be listed under a person’s criminal record, is to check police records online to find out what records are available.

Where can I find records of the Metropolitan Police?

Only the records of the Metropolitan Police, the Royal Irish Constabulary and transport police are held at The National Archives. There is some advice below on the transport police records held here and links to some of the places you can try to find the records of other police forces.

Are there any surviving records of the police?

Surviving records of local police forces are not public records and are held either by local archives or the respective police force itself. Not all police staff records have survived. Contact the local police force itself for their records or try the respective county or city archive. Search for contact details using our Find an archive tool.

When does your ex call the police on You?

The police came and arrested him. He sat in jail for 2 nights as it was the weekend. When he finally got in front of a judgel, it came out that his ex hit him first and he simply pushed her off to protect himself. But it doesn’t really matter – damage was done! I am doing much better now.

Where can I Find my police arrest records?

PoliceArrests.com receives live recent arrest records from various US law enforcement agencies.

How to do background checks and public records search?

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Where can I get a copy of a police report?

By law, certain police records and violation reports prepared and maintained by the Police Department are accessible to the general public. If you need to get a copy of a police report, begin by researching the requirements of the police department responsible for the jurisdiction in which the incident occurred.