Davidson County Arrest Records - Search Tips

Interested in running criminal records check on a certain person? Davidson County arrest records will help you track down his or her incarceration history. In addition, it is advisable to trace outstanding warrants and court records to get a better perspective of that person's background.

How to find Davidson County arrest records

To run an arrest search, you should make use of the sheriff's online databases. You have two options: accessing a table of recent bookings, which can be found here, or running a more comprehensive name-based search. Results will include also the detainee's aliases to promise maximum efficiency. If the information presented to you was unsatisfactory, you may opt for a broader Tennessee offender search. The TN Department of Corrections operates a computerized data bank that shows present and past inmates in the state's prisons.

Finding Davidson County warrants

The sheriff office is the where you should go for a warrant search. They do not maintain a public online database, so searchers are required to visit them in person at 5131 Harding Pl, Nashville, TN 37211, United States (phone number: 615-880-1945). Be advised, if it is found that there is an old outstanding warrant on your name, you may be taken into custody. So we suggest either sending someone else to investigate for you or using private sources. usarrestsearch.org offers you an efficient search service through which you can run a comprehensive statewide background check. You will get reports containing the subject's a full criminal history. The inquiry process is 100% confidential. The data are up-to-date and accurate and prices are affordable.

Running a criminal records search

Davidson County court records shed light on a person's convictions in court. To access these documents go to the website of the Criminal Court. It provides a search tool where you can view open and closed criminal cases. Some of the files go back to the year 2000 and even before.

Running a background check in the entire state

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation will assist you in getting copies of criminal history records that relate to all of TN counties. You can send them a request to view these records via mail. You have to send a formal request to TBI – TORIS Unit. 901 R.S. Gass Blvd., Nashville, TN 37216. Or you can run an online name-based inquiry using their TORIS system after you sign up. No matter the type of service you choose, the fee is $29 per search (which can be quite expensive if you have more than one person to check). For further details, dial 615-744-4057.

Finding sex offenders

Like other states, Tennessee operates a database containing registered sex offenders. It is open to the public free of charge. Searchers can, therefore, check if there are released sex felons living in their neighborhood, near their work or near their children's school.