Find Sebree Recent Arrests

How Sebree Arrests Reach Custody

Sebree ranks second among Webster County's incorporated cities by population. The 2020 count put it at 1,574 residents. The figure comes from the Kentucky Association of Counties population table. The Kentucky Department for Local Government city record lists Police Chief Natan Stinchcomb. A Sebree officer under his department typically creates the incident report. That happens when police make an arrest in the city. The report is not the same thing as a booking record. One documents the police event itself. The other tracks a person's custody at a detention facility afterward.

Local arrests made by Sebree police usually lead to one place. That is the Webster County Detention Center in Dixon. Its county detention-center page names Jailer Greg Sauls. It also describes a mixed population: people arrested, people serving sentences, and people held by the District and Circuit Courts. That mix matters for anyone reading the roster. A name there might belong to someone arrested in Sebree. It might also belong to someone held for a completely different reason. And an arrest in Sebree does not guarantee continued custody. A transfer, a release, or another agency's involvement can end the county's hold.

Where Sebree Arrests Appear

Sebree has no separate public arrest log. There is no recent-booking page, daily bulletin, or official photo feed from the city either. That gap is worth knowing before you search. A county page or a search result may mention Sebree. That is not the police department's own blotter. For current custody, go to the official county roster first. For the city's account of an arrest, send a written records request. Address it to the police department. The channels described here carry different authority and cover different stretches of time.

Start with the official Webster County JailTracker portal for any current-custody question. The public view does not promise a photo for every entry, nor does it guarantee a historical record after release. The image here shows that official custody interface itself, not any individual's booking photo.

Search with a name plus the known date or agency. This keeps a similarly named roster result from looking like a match. A person who drops off the roster may have been released, transferred, or left out of the public view for another reason.

Arrested in Sebree: Lookup Order

Split the question in two when someone is reported arrested in Sebree. The urgent part is custody: is the person in jail right now? The county roster answers that. The other part is what happened. A police report may cover that. A court clerk handles case status once a charge moves forward. The Webster County recent arrests reference walks through those record boundaries. It goes deeper for the whole county.

1. Search the official JailTracker roster by the person’s name. Treat a result as current custody information, not proof of the arrest location.
2. If the person may have just been booked, use the Daily Arrest Report for the same-day fallback sequence and allow for intake or data-entry delay.
3. If current custody is not the question, record the approximate arrest date, the known agency, and the report or case number if available.
4. Send Sebree Police Department a written Kentucky open-records request for the city-created incident record. Ask the detention center or sheriff about a jail intake file or booking record.
5. For a broader time window, use the Weekly Arrest Log from the site navigation; it distinguishes weekly reporting from a live roster.

Never treat a third-party city tag as proof that an arrest happened inside Sebree. City and residence details can surface in outside county records even when the arresting agency or facility sits elsewhere. Check the report, citation, or jail record to verify which agency made the arrest.

Sebree Arrest Report Requests

Send any incident record created by Sebree officers to the Sebree Police Department. Make it a written Kentucky Open Records request. Include the person's full name and the approximate date. Give the incident location if known, plus the record type you want and your preferred format. Ask the agency to identify anything withheld and explain any redaction. Kentucky law gives an agency five business days to respond. A city may still take longer or charge for copies. Sebree publishes no fee schedule for records. Ask about the actual cost before you order copies.

A booking sheet, a custody question, or a booking photo request belongs with the Jailer or the Webster County Sheriff. Sebree Police does not hold those. The county detention center sits at 141 Stegall St., Dixon, KY 42409. It answers at 270-639-7020. The sheriff's office takes agency questions at 270-639-5067. The roster has no universal photo-display policy. Ask directly whether a responsive record exists and what can be released.

Note: Kentucky law may restrict or redact juvenile, sealed, medical, victim-identifying, or active-investigation information.

Sebree Arrests and Weekly Reports

Sebree has no daily police blotter. What it does have is the Sebree Banner. The newspaper's public-notice archive carries recurring Webster County Jailer's Reports alongside separate sheriff activity summaries. The February 2025 jailer's report shows the weekly format. It tracks who sat in the Webster County Detention Center during a set reporting week. That helps when no live city bulletin exists.

One caution applies. Being held during a week is not the same as being arrested in Sebree that week. The jail houses sentenced people and court-held people along with the newly booked. Nothing in a weekly report pins down the arrest location, the arresting agency, or current custody. Treat it as local color. Then confirm details with the office that keeps the record.

Sebree Arrest Records After Release

A live custody search answers one question only. Webster County JailTracker works well while someone sits in the Webster County Detention Center. After release, the name drops from that view. That tells you little. Kentucky VINE helps when you need timely custody notification, while the police incident report and any booking material held by the jailer stay separate requests. A move to state prison is another matter. Search that person later through the Kentucky Offender Online Lookup rather than the county roster.

For an older Sebree arrest, figure out who holds the record first. Stop re-searching the roster. Ask Sebree Police Department for the report their officers wrote. The jailer or sheriff keeps the booking side. When the question is what a judge decided, the Webster County court clerk is the right call. Kentucky's records schedules treat underlying jail files differently from a vendor display, so an empty roster page never proves a record is missing.

Booking

Intake into a custody facility, which may follow a Sebree arrest but is not the court result.

Current custody

Whether a person is presently shown at the county facility, not a complete history of all bookings.

Disposition

The court’s eventual resolution of a charge, which should be verified through court records.

Sebree Arrest Coverage Limits

Third-party indexes sometimes attach a Sebree label, yet none of them replaces an official city feed. Mugshots.com's Webster archive lists Sebree among its historical city filters. Arrests.org's Webster page names Sebree in its city list, and single entries may carry city data. Busted Newspaper's Webster County records show agency abbreviations. Treat all of these as leads rather than proof of a Sebree arrest or current custody.

None of them serve as photo sources for a Sebree Police record either. Start with the official custody portal and the responsible custodian. Kentucky's KRS 61.8746 governs commercial publication of booking photos when removal depends on payment. The statute makes no outside entry official and says nothing about the accuracy of a city label.

What if the roster has no result? Processing delays, releases, transfers, other agencies, and name variations can all hide a result. Call the detention center about custody routing. Use the police records route for the Sebree incident report itself.