Laclede County Arrest History
Laclede County arrest records can begin with the Sheriff's Office, Lebanon Police Department, or Missouri State Highway Patrol. The state's July 2026 active-agency dataset listed LCSO and Lebanon PD as the active local law-enforcement agencies. Troopers assigned through Troop I add a separate state channel. A historic inventory listed Conway Police, but current status and contact details were not verified. Request an arrest report from the agency that actually made the arrest.
An arrest is an event, not a finding of guilt. One event may create an agency report, a county jail intake entry, a court case if the prosecutor files, and an MSHP Central Repository cycle if the offense is reportable. Those records can differ. An officer's preliminary charge may change, a prosecutor may decline to file, and a later disposition may not yet have reached the statewide history.
Four Laclede County Arrest Records
Ask what fact needs proof before choosing a source. A narrative, present custody, filed charge, and statewide history are not interchangeable. Laclede County offices hold different parts of the same arrest trail.
- Incident or arrest report
- LCSO, Lebanon PD, or MSHP records what the agency reported about the event and alleged basis for arrest.
- Booking or custody entry
- The Laclede County jail records intake, custody basis, listed charges, bond, release, or transfer status.
- Criminal court case
- The Circuit Clerk or municipal clerk records the filed charge, docket, plea, judgment, and sentence.
- Repository cycle
- MSHP CJIS links reportable arrest, charge, disposition, sentence, and supervision data in the statewide history.
The eight-digit Offense Cycle Number, or OCN, links a fingerprinted reportable arrest to later prosecution and disposition reports. It does not turn the arrest into a conviction. It helps Missouri agencies match stages of the same cycle.
Looking Up Laclede County Arrests
No single Laclede County arrest database covers every agency, date, and outcome. Start with the most direct source, then move through the custody, court, and state layers. Keep the date, place, arresting agency, report number, and case number close at hand when known.
- Call the Laclede County Sheriff's Office and jail at 417-532-2311 for current local custody, booking number, alleged charges, bond, release, or transfer status. The county has no verified public web roster.
- Request the arrest or incident report from its creator. Use LCSO by phone, email, or a precise Sunshine request; use Lebanon's NextRequest portal or the police lobby for an LPD report; use Troop I for a Patrol arrest.
- Check Missouri Case.net and call the Circuit Clerk at 417-532-2471 to determine whether the prosecutor filed a state case. Call Lebanon Municipal Court at 417-533-5400 for a city ordinance matter.
- Use the Missouri Automated Criminal History Site for a statewide open name search or a fingerprint-based self-review. A name result is a possible identity match, not fingerprint confirmation.
- If online sources fail, send a written Missouri Sunshine Law request to the office that holds the record. Ask for current fees, identification rules, delivery choices, and the legal ground for any denial.
Phone remains an essential channel here. The sheriff publishes no standalone records desk, booking form, fee schedule, or separate inmate line. Before visiting or mailing, confirm that the specific Laclede County arrest record is releasable and ask what details the office needs.
Laclede Arrest Roster by Phone
The Sheriff's Office and county jail share the verified address at 240 N. Adams Ave., Lebanon, MO 65536. Call 417-532-2311, fax 417-532-6719, or email sheriff265@lacledecountymissouri.org. No official Laclede County inmate roster, mobile app, online booking form, capacity figure, visitation vendor, or separate round-the-clock inmate information number was found in the inspected government sources.
Laclede County Sheriff's Office and Jail
240 N. Adams Ave.
Lebanon, MO 65536
417-532-2311
Fax: 417-532-6719
sheriff265@lacledecountymissouri.org
Ask for current custody, booking number, listed charge, bond, release, or transfer status. Also call before relying on a visit, mail, deposit, telephone, or identification rule because those operating details were not published. Unaffiliated roster sites are not a substitute for confirmation from the Laclede County jail.
Note: A person transferred to Missouri prison belongs in DOC Offender Search, while recent pretrial custody remains a Laclede County jail question.
Inside a Laclede County Arrest Record
The fields depend on which record is open. The county did not publish a verified roster-field inventory, so do not assume that every item below will be released. MSHP does publish labels for its five-day arrest detail. The most useful fields identify the event, agency, alleged charge, custody location, and release information.
| Arrest date and time | Places the law-enforcement event in the recent timeline. |
|---|---|
| Arrest county and troop | Confirms Laclede County and, for Patrol reports, the serving troop. |
| Arresting agency | Identifies the office that should hold the incident or arrest report. |
| Booking or OCN identifier | Can connect a county intake or reportable fingerprint arrest to later records when available. |
| Charge | States the preliminary allegation recorded at arrest; it may differ from the filed charge. |
| Where held | Shows the reported custody location in an MSHP arrest detail. |
| Bond | May state release terms set for the custody stage, subject to court change. |
| Release information | May reflect release, transfer, bond, order, or another custody change. |
| Booking photo | No official county publication rule or gallery was verified; ask the record custodian about lawful access. |
MSHP's public detail also labels name, age, gender, and city or state, but no private person's values are reproduced here. Its disclaimer says the listed charges are accusations and are not evidence of guilt.
Laclede Arrests in MSHP Search
The MSHP Online Arrest Reports interface covers Patrol arrests only. Reports post automatically, remain online for five days, and are preliminary and unofficial. At least one search criterion is required. A reader can use first name, last name, arrest county, troop, city or state, or arrest date. Choose Laclede as the county or Troop I for the local Patrol route.
The official interface shows the short search window and its county and troop controls.
That image represents an agency-specific recent report search, not an LCSO or Lebanon Police booking log and not a statewide criminal history.
| Field | Use | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| First or Last Name | Person text search | One criterion is required overall |
| Arrest County | Select Laclede | Optional when another field is used |
| Troop | Select Troop I | Patrol arrests only |
| Person City or State | Narrows the reported home place | Optional |
| Arrest Date | Recent date or range | Reports remain online five days |
Booking Logs and Recent Arrests
Laclede County does not publish a verified official jail roster or county booking log. The sheriff's main line is therefore the direct source for present local custody. An MSHP result is narrower: it shows only a recent trooper arrest during the five-day display period. Lebanon Police material follows the city's request channel rather than appearing in the Patrol search.
For an LPD event, begin at the city's Request a Report instructions, then use Lebanon NextRequest. Choose Make Request, submit the request, and create an account. The account holds agency messages and released documents. The city did not publish a base report fee, fixed turnaround, or universal identification schedule. The police lobby at 401 S. Jefferson Ave. is also open 24 hours, and the main line is 417-532-3131.
When a Patrol arrest is more than five days old, contact Troop I at 573-368-2345 for the state report route. If the person may still be held locally, call the jail. If charges were filed, the Laclede County criminal court case provides the docket and disposition. Each step answers a different question.
Laclede Arrest Report Requests
Missouri Sunshine Law requests go to the custodian that created or holds the record. The Attorney General is not a statewide warehouse for local arrest reports. A special form is not required. Describe the date range, location, report or case number, record type, and desired format as precisely as possible. For LCSO material, use the sheriff's verified phone, email, fax, or mailing address. For LPD material, NextRequest supplies the named city workflow.
Under RSMo 610.023, the custodian must act as soon as possible and no later than the end of the third business day. That action is not always completed production. If more time is needed, the response should explain the reason in detail and give the earliest production date. If access is denied, ask for the precise statutory basis in writing.
No Laclede County sheriff fee schedule was located. Ask for an estimate, payment method, delivery choice, and any identification requirement before sending funds or traveling to the counter.
Troop I Reports Beyond Arrests
A Patrol event can create another record that is not an arrest history. The MSHP crash search covers Patrol-investigated injury and fatal crashes for one year. Its fields include crash county, troop, location, person city or state, date, injury type, and incident number. Results can show report access plus date, time, county, location, troop, injury, and safety-device fields.
The official crash interface makes that separate record path clear.
Use it only for a covered crash record. It cannot replace the five-day arrest report, the county booking inquiry, or a criminal court search.
Patrol Records can be reached at 573-526-6113 for crash and related records, while Troop I serves Laclede County from Rolla. MSHP also distinguishes radio logs, incident or investigative reports, and criminal histories. Asking for the exact record type helps the request reach the correct unit.
Laclede Arrests Reach State Records
A reportable Laclede County arrest is fingerprinted and assigned an OCN. Missouri law requires qualifying arrest, charge, disposition, sentence, supervision, release, and revocation data to move from police, sheriffs, prosecutors, court clerks, corrections, probation, and parole into the MSHP Central Repository. MSHP updates the repository daily, but source reporting can still lag.
Record flow: Arresting Agency › Booking and Fingerprints › Prosecutor Review › Court Disposition › MSHP Central Repository
The Missouri Automated Criminal History Site offers a public Name Search and a fingerprint channel. The $15 name search returns open Missouri records as possible name matches. It can include convictions, arrests under 30 days old, prosecutor-filed pending charges, and suspended-imposition entries while probation is active. A Missouri-only personal fingerprint check uses positive identification and has a $20 state fee plus a $12 IDEMIA fee.
Older histories may be incomplete because reporting was voluntary before 1987. Missing dispositions, late submissions, non-reportable matters, and closed records can also make MACHS, a Laclede County booking inquiry, and Case.net disagree.
Arrests Are Not Convictions
A Laclede County arrest record proves that an arrest or booking was recorded. It does not prove guilt. A conviction requires a judgment in court. Compare the office that created each record, the event it documents, and the final result before drawing any conclusion.
| Point | Arrest record | Conviction record |
|---|---|---|
| Creator | Arresting agency or jail | Court, then reported to the repository |
| Meaning | An arrest, report, or booking occurred | The court entered a judgment of guilt |
| Local source | LCSO, Lebanon PD, MSHP, or county jail | Circuit Clerk, municipal clerk, or Case.net |
| Possible next step | Release, no filed charge, amended charge, or court case | Sentence, probation, appeal, or lawful record closure |
| Statewide source | MACHS only when open and reportable | MACHS open history when reportable and public |
Note: An arrest is not proof of guilt, and a booking can end without charges, by dismissal, or after an acquittal.
For a no-charge arrest older than 30 days, Missouri's open name-search rules may close the record from ordinary public view. A person reviewing their own history can use fingerprint-based channels and ask the relevant agency about correction or expungement options where the law permits.