Iberville Parish Arrest History
An Iberville arrest can create several records. IPSO, Plaquemine Police, St. Gabriel Police, White Castle Police, or Louisiana State Police creates the incident and arrest report. If the person enters the parish jail, IPSO creates the booking. Fingerprints can update the state LACCH arrest cycle, and a prosecutor’s filing can later create an 18th JDC case at the Iberville Clerk.
Those records are not synchronized views of one database. A city citation may remain in Mayor’s Court; a jail entry may roll off after release; a court charge can differ from the arresting officer’s label. Search by event and custodian rather than treating any single screen as complete.
Recent Arrests in the IPSO App
The Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Office advertises a free citizen app with “inmates” and “recent arrests” functions. No conventional official web roster was located, making the app the parish’s primary digital front door for recent booking information. Its interactive fields were not fully inspectable, so verify the current controls and displayed fields inside the official app.
The official IPSO home page promotes the app and its public-safety functions. Use only a neutral agency screen, not a copied private booking profile.
The app may also present announcements and emergency alerts. IPSO’s separate Digital Siren service concerns nearby pursuits and emergencies; it is not the inmate lookup.
Looking Up Iberville Parish Arrests
Use a legal name, approximate arrest date, and likely arresting agency. A five-channel check separates current custody, the police narrative, a filed case, and state history.
- Check the official IPSO citizen app under recent arrests and inmates, and note the booking number and date.
- Call Iberville Parish Jail at 225-687-3553 if the app fails or custody may have changed.
- Request the arrest narrative from IPSO, the responsible city police department, or LSP, based on who made the arrest.
- Allow for prosecutor screening, then use LCRAA or call the Iberville Clerk at 225-687-5160 for a filed district case.
- For your own statewide fingerprint record, follow Louisiana State Police BCII’s authorized record-review process; use a written public-record request for releasable agency material not online.
No unrestricted public pay-per-name LACCH portal was found. State criminal-history dissemination depends on statutory authority, so a county booking search cannot substitute for a fingerprint-supported self-review.
Call the Parish Jail
The Louisiana DPS&C listing for Iberville Parish Jail publishes 225-687-3553. Ask whether the person is currently held, released, or transferred and what identifier staff needs. The official material reviewed does not establish a jail street address, visitor hours, capacity, mail format, deposit vendor, or phone vendor. Confirm each current rule directly before visiting, sending property, or paying a vendor.
The official jail contact listing is captured below.
The listing supports the phone fallback, but it does not turn the DPS&C page into a local booking log.
Inside an Iberville Arrest Record
A booking profile is an intake snapshot. Exact app fields must be checked live, but official research supports the following generic field model.
| Booking Number | Links the jail intake to a specific custody event. |
|---|---|
| Booking Date and Time | Shows when the jail accepted the person. |
| Arresting Agency | Identifies the office that should hold the arrest narrative. |
| Charges | Lists allegations received at intake, which may later change. |
| Bond | May show amount, type, or a hold where made public. |
| Booking Photo | May appear if IPSO publishes it in the app; obtain it only from the responsible official agency. |
| Release Status | May reflect release or transfer but should be confirmed with the jail. |
Medical, suicide-watch, protective-custody, security, and housing-classification details should not be expected in a public profile.
Booking Logs and Recent Arrests
The IPSO app’s inmate and recent-arrest tools serve different time-sensitive questions. One may locate current custody while the other preserves a recent event for a limited period. Absence from either does not prove that an arrest never occurred. A person may have been released, transferred, booked under a spelling variation, held elsewhere, or arrested without a resulting Iberville Parish Jail entry.
The DPS&C inmate information page explains the state locator used after a person enters state custody.
The state locator answers a later custody question and should not be read as a complete Iberville arrest log.
Request the Arresting Agency Narrative
Ask the agency that created the report. IPSO can be reached through its official site or sheriff@ipso.la.gov. Plaquemine Police records begin with the city police channel; City Hall’s main number is 225-687-3116. St. Gabriel City Hall and Mayor’s Court are at 5035 Iberville Street and 225-642-9600. White Castle Police is at 32535 Bowie Street and 225-545-2484. A trooper report goes through the Louisiana State Police public-record route.
A focused request gives the report, incident, case, or booking number if known; date and time range; location; agency; exact record wanted; and preferred format. Ask for a cost estimate. IPSO has not published a complete request form, copy fee, counter schedule, or standard turnaround in the official sources reviewed. Ask separately about inspection and certification because no IPSO certification charge was established.
Under Louisiana Public Records Law, releasable portions can be separated from protected content. R.S. 44:3 can protect pending investigative and prosecutive material, and victim, juvenile, medical, source, and security information may be redacted. If material is withheld, ask the custodian to state the legal basis and produce any separable public portion.
VINE Adds Alerts, Not Proof
Louisiana VINE supports custody-status searches and notifications. It is useful after a person leaves a recent-arrest view or when a family member wants updates, but an alert is not a certified booking record, arrest narrative, or court disposition.
The official Louisiana VINE gateway shows the search and notification interface.
Confirm a VINE result with the holding agency and use the clerk’s judgment when the question is how the criminal case ended.
From Parish Jail to DPS&C
Booking normally moves through transport, property inventory, identity checks, photograph and fingerprints, charge entry, screening, classification, and a first appearance or bond decision. If a court later sentences the person to state custody, the useful public channel shifts from the parish jail to DPS&C’s Locate a Person service.
The telephone locator at 225-383-4580 uses a DPS&C number or a name and date of birth and can provide a housing assignment, facility contact, and projected release where available. The official corrections facility page supplies statewide location context.
A state facility result does not establish where the original arrest occurred or replace the Iberville court disposition. Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola is in West Feliciana Parish, not Iberville Parish. State prisons, federal institutions, and the parish jail are separate custody systems.
Arrests Are Not Convictions
The arresting agency records an accusation and factual basis; the jail records intake; the court decides whether filed charges end in dismissal, acquittal, plea, or conviction. The distinctions matter when several systems show different labels. Prosecutor screening can produce fewer or different counts than the officer entered.
| Arrest Record | Conviction Record |
|---|---|
| Created by police and jail | Created by the court and reported to the repository |
| Proves an arrest or booking event | Shows a finding of guilt on a filed count |
| Held by the arresting agency and IPSO | Held by the Iberville Clerk and reflected in LACCH |
| Can end with release or no filed charge | Can include sentence, appeal, or later expungement treatment |
Note: An arrest is not proof of guilt, and an initial charge does not state the final court outcome.
A dismissal does not automatically erase the police report, jail booking, LACCH cycle, and court index. Louisiana expungement can remove eligible material from public access without destroying it. Eligibility depends on the offense, outcome, timing, and history. Obtain the certified court disposition before asking an originating agency or BCII to correct or update its record.
For a federal custody question, the Bureau of Prisons locator searches by federal identifier or by name and descriptors.
The BOP tool covers federal prisoners, not Iberville Parish Jail or Louisiana state custody.