Jurupa Valley Busted Mugshots Lookup

Jurupa Valley busted mugshots come from the Riverside County Sheriff's jail booking system. The city incorporated in 2011 and uses the Riverside County Sheriff for all law enforcement services. There is no city police department. Every arrest in Jurupa Valley feeds directly into the county's booking database. You can search for current inmates free online and file public records requests for older booking information. This page covers the tools and processes available for finding busted mugshots from Jurupa Valley.

Jurupa Valley Arrests and County Booking

The Riverside County Sheriff's Department provides all policing for Jurupa Valley through the Jurupa Valley Station. Deputies patrol the city's 44 square miles along the Santa Ana River corridor. When someone is arrested, they are transported to a Riverside County jail facility for processing. The Robert Presley Detention Center in downtown Riverside is the primary intake site for the northern part of the county where Jurupa Valley sits.

During booking, the person is photographed, fingerprinted, and the charges are entered into the county's Jail Information Management System. The booking record is a public document. It includes the mugshot, full name, charges, bail amount, booking date, and the arresting agency. For Jurupa Valley arrests, the arresting agency will show as the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.

Jurupa Valley borders the city of Riverside to the east and Ontario in San Bernardino County to the west. Arrests near the county line can sometimes end up in the neighboring county's system. If you cannot find a booking in Riverside County's database, it might be worth checking the San Bernardino County system as well.

How to Search Jurupa Valley Busted Mugshots

Start with the JIMS inmate search from the Riverside County Sheriff. Type in a name and search. The system returns current inmates and recent releases. Click on a result to see the booking photo, charges, bail, and facility. JIMS is free. No login needed. It works on any device with a browser.

For older records not in JIMS, you need a formal request. The sheriff's Records Bureau handles California Public Records Act requests. Give them the person's name and approximate arrest date. They have 10 days to respond under state law. Mail or deliver the request to the sheriff's main office, or contact the Jurupa Valley Station to ask about their preferred method. Be specific in your request to speed up the process.

The California DOJ FAQ page provides details on how state-level records requests work, including those related to arrests in Jurupa Valley and other Riverside County areas.

Check this FAQ if you have questions about the CPRA process or what the state DOJ can provide.

Jurupa Valley Court Records

Criminal cases from Jurupa Valley go through the Riverside County Superior Court. The Riverside Historic Courthouse and the Hall of Justice in downtown Riverside handle many cases from the northern part of the county. Court records contain the full case history: charges filed, plea deals, trial outcomes, and sentences.

The court has an online case search you can access through its website. Search by name or case number. Not all records are available online. Some older or sealed cases require an in-person visit to the courthouse. If you are looking into a Jurupa Valley arrest, the court record fills in what happened after the booking. It answers whether charges were pursued and how the case ended.

State Resources for Jurupa Valley Records

California's Department of Justice maintains a statewide criminal history database. File a CPRA request through the DOJ public records form for state-held records. For your own criminal history, submit Live Scan fingerprints with form BCIA 8016RR and a $25 fee. The DOJ compiles data from agencies across California, including the Riverside County Sheriff.

The CDCR CIRIS tool covers state prison inmates only. County jail detainees from Jurupa Valley do not appear there unless they went on to serve a state prison sentence. The Megan's Law database lists sex offenders with photos statewide. Both are free tools anyone can use.

Clearing Jurupa Valley Busted Mugshots

California law allows you to seal arrest records under certain conditions. Penal Code section 851.87 covers arrests where charges were not filed, the case was dismissed, or you were acquitted. Sealing removes the mugshot from public access. The Clean Slate Act under SB 731 provides automatic relief for some older cases. The court reviews eligibility and processes these without you needing to file in many situations.

Expungement under Penal Code section 1203.4 is for completed probation cases. It changes the conviction record but does not seal the original arrest by itself. File the petition at the Riverside County Superior Court. Legal aid organizations in the Inland Empire can help with these petitions at no cost if you qualify based on income.

No website can charge you to remove a mugshot under SB 1027. California banned that practice. If a site demands payment to take down a Jurupa Valley booking photo, you can report them to the state Attorney General. Under Penal Code section 13665, law enforcement agencies also face restrictions on posting booking photos to social media for nonviolent arrests.

Nearby Cities

Jurupa Valley sits between Riverside and San Bernardino counties. These nearby cities have their own pages on this site.