Check Ullin Recent Arrests

How Ullin Arrests Work

Start with two different records. An Ullin Police Department report documents the traffic stop or the call itself. A Pulaski County Detention Center record documents admission and custody at the jail. The two may describe the same arrest. They are still not the same file. The jail also holds people for Pulaski County, Alexander County, and the U.S. Marshals Service, so its Ullin address alone never proves an arrest happened in the village.

Ullin is a small place. The official Census profile counts 466 residents for 2020, making it the third selected incorporated place here. That figure is geography, not an arrest count. What matters more is institutional. The official detention page places the 240-bed facility at 20 Justice Drive in Ullin and names the agencies it serves.

The county detention-center page provides the official facility context and no individual-search roster.

That page covers the jail, not named people in custody.

Where Ullin Arrests Appear

No city arrest log exists. Ullin police publish no booking-photo policy either. The county detention page carries no live roster or photo collection. So custody questions go to the jail, and record requests go to whichever office holds the file.

Arrested in Ullin

The detention center answers one question directly: whether a known person entered or remains in county custody. It is not a public feed. The Daily Arrest Report shows how to frame a same-day window without promising live results. The Weekly Arrest Log covers multi-day requests.

1. Confirm the person’s full name, approximate date, and likely arresting agency.
2. Call the detention center for a current county-custody question.
3. Send the jail FOIA officer a narrow request for intake, booking, release, transfer, and photo records that are maintained and releasable.
4. Ask Ullin Police separately for its incident or arrest report when it remains the holder.
5. Use the Pulaski Circuit Clerk or Judici for a filed case and disposition.

No result does not mean no record. Someone released hours before your inquiry may be out of custody while the booking entry still stands. A transfer moves the question elsewhere. It can shift the answer to a state or federal system, or a miss can come from spelling, timing, a protected matter, or the county's lack of a browsable roster.

Ullin Police Arrest Records

Contact details are thin here. A Southern Seven guide lists Ullin Police Department at (618) 845-3109. A commercial CountyOffice directory repeats that number and adds 171 Railroad Street, though it is not an official city source. Treat both as leads only. Confirm the current records channel before you send anything.

Village police hold the event report. Ask for it under Illinois FOIA. Give the full name, a date range, the location, and the document you want. Ask for any exemption in writing. The agency should release whatever the exemption does not cover, and a city report request belongs with the city rather than a commercial search page.

State law sets the clock. A public body generally must respond or deny within five business days, with extensions for listed reasons. It sets no special Ullin fee. And it never promises a photo exists. Ask for electronic delivery, get a cost estimate before copies are made, and keep the agency's reply. If Ullin Police says the detention center holds the booking material, send a second, tailored request there rather than asking police to write a jail summary.

Ullin Arrest News Limits

News coverage is patchy. The Illinois Newspaper Project documents Pulaski County newspaper history, and regional stations may report a specific event. No stable Ullin arrest log exists there. Search by event and date instead.

Commercial mugshot sites trail official sources. Mugshots.com lists a Pulaski County, Illinois, page, but it returns a server or cache error. RecentlyBooked's state directory omits Pulaski County. No Busted Newspaper section, Arrests.org page, or Mugshots.zone result serves Ullin. A missing or broken entry can lag real arrests or get details wrong, so treat any future listing with care.

Ullin Arrest Booking Requests

The detention center runs its own FOIA route for jail-held records. That path works best here. Address the request to the FOIA Officer, Pulaski County Detention Center, 20 Justice Drive, Ullin, Illinois 62992. The published instructions also list gjones@pulaskicountyil.gov and fax (618) 845-3533. Add a return address.

Spell out each field. Request the booking number, the arresting agency, the arrest date and intake date, the listed charges, and any release or transfer date. Ask for a booking photograph only if the jail maintains one and can release it. No photo fee is published. No completion time is guaranteed either. Illinois law sets a five-business-day response framework with listed extensions, though exemptions can shield investigations, safety, security, and juvenile information.

Request arrest time and booking time separately. Transport and intake occur after the police event. The two clocks can therefore differ. A release time does not explain how a case ended, and a transfer time may simply mark movement to another custodian. If any portion is withheld, ask the detention center to cite the legal basis and release the rest, keeping the request, delivery confirmation, fee estimate, and response together so later facts trace back to their source.

Beyond Ullin County Custody

The Ullin jail holds a mixed population. Some detainees belong to Pulaski County, while others arrive from outside custodians. A transfer to the Illinois Department of Corrections moves the search to the state offender locator. That system tracks state custody after sentencing. It is not a county booking list. The Federal Bureau of Prisons locator concerns federal custody, while the ICE locator concerns immigration custody.

Selecting Illinois lets VINELink return custody or court-status details. The statewide Illinois VINE program is official. Pulaski County lists no county-specific feed. Treat any result as one status channel, and confirm it with the jail. The VINELink Inmate Check lays out the search and alert procedure.

Older federal documents describe a history of federal or immigration detention at the facility, but they do not prove a present ICE arrangement. The current county page names the U.S. Marshals Service instead. When an inquiry ends in transfer, ask which agency took custody and when, then move to that agency's locator rather than assuming a release to the community.

County custody

Detention managed at the local jail.

State custody

IDOC confinement after a state sentence.

Federal custody

Custody tracked by a federal agency.

Disposition

The court’s final recorded result.

Ullin Arrest Court Outcomes

Case records follow a different path. The Pulaski Circuit Clerk in Mound City is the local source for them. The Illinois Courts directory identifies the courthouse and the First Judicial Circuit. Not every arrest produces a filed case. When one is filed, the docket can supply hearings and the disposition.

Judici may expose litigant information, filed charges, hearing dates, minutes, and dispositions for participating courts. It is run separately from the court. Confirm the right county and the right person or case before trusting a result. For certified copies, use the clerk. The clerk cannot say whether a person remains in jail. That question belongs to the detention center.

Record the source and retrieval time for any Ullin arrest entry. Update a reported charge when a later official record shows dismissal, acquittal, plea, or conviction. Never publish juvenile names or protected details. Public records can outlast custody.

Errors start with the creating agency. Sealing and expungement questions go to the official Illinois Courts forms. The Pulaski Circuit Clerk handles those too. A correction, dismissal, release, sealing order, and expungement are different events. Label each one accurately.

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