Sharkey County Three-Day Release Records
The official Sharkey County Sheriff page contains office contacts and describes the Sheriff as county jailor, but it has no roster, 72-hour release view, date-search archive, or download. No public cadence or retention window exists to interpret. A three-day result must instead come from the jail docket or an existing release log held by the Sheriff.
Define the range in Central Time. A fixed request such as midnight on the first day through 11:59 p.m. on the third day is clearer than "the last three days." A rolling 72 hours from the moment of the request is also valid, but it produces a different set. State both endpoints and ask whether the record uses physical-release time or another system timestamp.
Request Sharkey County 72-Hour Releases
Contact the Sharkey County Sheriff's Office at 662-873-1500 or hceaser@sharkeycountyms.com. Its published location is 120 Locust Street, Rolling Fork, MS 39159. Since the county lists no records form, fee schedule, or office hours, first ask how to submit the request and whether electronic delivery is available.
- Write the start and end timestamps, including Central Time. Decide whether the request is a calendar three-day block or a rolling 72 hours.
- Ask for existing jail-docket or release-log entries during that range, not a newly created statistical report.
- List the fields sought: full name, booking number, booking and release times, event code, holding agency, destination, and bond data if recorded.
- Require a clear distinction between release to the community and transfer to another custodian.
- Request electronic format and an itemized cost estimate before chargeable work. Ask for the legal basis of any redaction or denial.
The Sharkey County 24-hour release process is better for a same-day interval. Use the 72-hour range when the event could have occurred across multiple dates.
Sharkey County Three-Day Release Fields
Sharkey County has not published a field dictionary. The table therefore describes items to request if maintained, not a promise that every field exists or is disclosable. The release time and destination have the most value when the purpose is to separate freedom from a move between agencies.
| Requested field | How to read it |
|---|---|
| Name and booking number | Connects an event to the correct custody episode. |
| Booking and release timestamps | Sets the local custody period and places it inside the chosen 72-hour range. |
| Release type or code | May reflect bond, recognizance, time served, completion, dismissal, or transfer. |
| Arresting and holding agency | Separates the agency that began the case from the actual custodian. |
| Destination or receiving agency | Shows whether another jail, MDOC, BOP, USMS, ICE, or another authority received the person. |
| Bond information | May explain a pretrial release, but does not end the pending case. |
| Associated booking photo | May be requested if maintained and nonexempt; it does not prove current status. |
Do not merge a court event with the jail event. A signed bond order, dismissal, or sentence can precede physical processing. Another warrant or detainer may also keep the person held. Retain separate labels for the court disposition date and the jail release date and time.
Note: Ask the custodian whether late corrections exist, since Sharkey County posts no public schedule for when jail-docket data is finalized.
Sharkey County Weekend Release Checks
A three-day range is useful when the exact release date is not known or when the period crosses days on which public offices may not be easy to reach. It does not create a special weekend rule. No official Sharkey source states a daily release hour, a weekend early-release practice, or a holiday processing policy. Do not assume a person scheduled for one date left at midnight or on the prior business day.
The physical release time can differ from the time of a hearing or order. Staff may need to verify bond, other warrants, transport, property, or a receiving agency before the local event is complete. If the three-day extract shows a transfer, follow the receiving custodian. If it shows a community release, compare the entry with the relevant court terms when those terms matter.
For a specific person whose custody chain spans a wider period, the Sharkey County released inmate search explains how to pair the Sheriff record with Circuit or Justice Court, MDOC, VINELink, BOP, or ICE.
Sharkey County Release Lookup Fallbacks
A narrow request under the Mississippi Public Records Act is the main substitute for the missing online list. Mississippi Code ยง 25-61-5 governs access, delay explanations, and actual-cost fees. Ask for an estimate, request an electronic copy if that format is maintained, and seek nonexempt portions after redaction. The Sheriff's jail docket is the county source; the court docket alone cannot prove the exact physical release time.
VINELink/MS SAVIN can help with future events from participating agencies. Search the correct person, custodian, and identifiers, then register through the live record if notification is offered. A delayed or missing alert does not decide the matter. Call the Sheriff to verify the event wording and timestamp.
Use MDOC only after a state sentence or confirmed transfer. The MDOC Inmate Search and Parolees Search answer state custody and parole questions, not all Sharkey arrests. Federal sentences use BOP, while current immigration detention uses ICE ODLS. A result from one system cannot be treated as a complete three-day county release log.
Sharkey County Release Versus Transfer
Three days of events can include several types of departure. Bond, own recognizance, time served, and sentence completion can support a community-release finding when no other hold applies. Transfer to MDOC, another jail, federal custody, medical custody, or immigration custody is a move. It ends the Sharkey holding event but not all custody.
| Recorded event | Next confirmation |
|---|---|
| Community release | Confirm the Sheriff's timestamp and compare court conditions or supervision if applicable. |
| MDOC transfer | Search by MDOC number or full name and read the state location and status. |
| Other local transfer | Obtain the receiving facility name and contact that custodian. |
| Federal or immigration pickup | Use the responsible federal channel; county release does not mean release from federal custody. |
| No result | Check spelling, identifiers, date range, retention, and the actual custodian. Do not infer release. |
Identity must stay tied to record numbers. A Sharkey booking number, court case number, MDOC number, and federal register number belong to separate systems. A similar name or age is not enough to join them.
No Sharkey County Release Archive
The county's official web page does not keep a public "released" tab where active names roll into a three-day archive. That local data quirk changes the research method. Save the exact interval used in the request, and ask the Sheriff to identify the time field used to pull the entries. Without that context, two requests made on different days may look inconsistent even when both are accurate.
The official Sharkey County Sheriff source was captured to document the county's actual web access.
The image shows the contact-and-jailor page used for this finding; it does not display a rolling three-day list or release archive.
No official Sharkey County sheriff or jail app is linked by the county, and no app-based release feed was verified. Commercial rosters and photo pages are not replacements. Old data can remain online after correction, and a site may confuse Sharkey with another place or list an unsupported jail address. Use those pages neither as the source of a release claim nor as proof that a 72-hour official archive exists. The authoritative chain returns to the Sheriff, the issuing court, and any receiving custodian.
Note: Sharkey County publishes no three-day retention promise, so older jail-docket access and the applicable disposition schedule must be confirmed with the custodian.