If you, or someone you know, has an arrest record, it may be in your best interest to find it. Inside may be valuable information, that can reveal details about the person that you had never known. Moreover, knowing what’s inside your own record can keep you informed, and help you make the best decision regarding employment, insurance, and many other vital aspects of life.

However, there aren’t many ways to search for an arrest record. In days past, the only ways to attain one was to go through your lawyer, or your local police station, and hope that you had the money and the patience to wait to uncover it.

However, we’re in the Internet Age, and access to public arrest records is incredibly easy to find. All you need to do is go to an online public records database and search your name and state. In moments, any public arrest record regarding you will begin to pop up, providing you with all the information the government has publicly compiled for you. This includes your public arrest record, which will be almost certainly identical to any document the government has.

Online public records searches are incredibly easy to use., and can be accessed on mobile. This means that you can brush up on your arrest record while waiting to be called in for a job interview, or can look up the public arrest record of someone you’re meeting for the first time.

Inside an arrest record are tons of information. You’ll find identifying information, like their full name, race, and gender. Their legal address(at least at the time of arrest) is usually attached. Details surrounding the arrest, as well as the reason for it, are also available within, and this information can help reconstruct what happened when they were arrested. You can also find items related to their court date, which may lead you to a criminal record, depending on the verdict. 

Now, the main thing to keep in mind is that people are arrested for suspicion. While they may be charged with a crime, only a court of law can deem them guilty. As such, it’s vital to recognize that suspicion of guilt and proof of guilt is not the same, and pretending they are is a toxic and damaging behavior.

SpyFly provides consumers with affordable, immediate access to public record information. Federal laws prohibit businesses from using SpyFly’s service to make decisions about employment, insurance, consumer credit, tenant screening, or for any other purpose subject to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 USC 1681 et seq.