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Warren County records can be split between the agency that made the arrest and the McDuffie facility that houses the person. Use the arresting agency for an incident or warrant-service record. Use McDuffie for a jail booking sheet, custody detail, release information, or a photograph that it maintains and can lawfully release. A narrow written request should name the person, arrest date, agency, case or booking number if known, and the exact record sought.

Warren County does not publish a full jail roster of its own, and the Sheriff’s page does not post a dedicated local records form, photo fee, or records-unit hours. The McDuffie portal serves several agencies, so check the arresting-agency and case fields before treating an entry as a Warren record.

For a practical route, start with the county-wide booking and records search. It explains the difference between current custody, a recent booking, a known arrest date, a court case, and state or federal custody.

Where to Look for Each Record

These offices and official systems cover different stages. A result missing from one channel may simply belong to another custodian.

• Current or very recent local custody: use McDuffie’s Current Inmates, 24 Hours Arrests, and Inmates by Arrest Date views. The cards may show an image area, but photos are not guaranteed.
• Warren Sheriff or Warrenton arrest records: send a focused request to the responsible agency above. For a Warrenton incident, the City Clerk is the city’s open-records route; the jail record may still come from McDuffie.
• Warrant, first appearance, bond, or final disposition: use the Warren Probate and Magistrate Court for warrant and initial-appearance questions, and the Warren Clerk for court-record access. A booking entry is not a final case result.
• State-sentenced custody: search the Georgia Department of Corrections Find an Offender service. GDC is a state-offender system, not a Warren recent-arrest roster. Its Open Records page is the formal request route.
• Custody notifications: Georgia VINE can provide status information and alerts by phone, web, or app. It is not a booking-photo or court-disposition service.
• Federal custody: use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator if a person is in federal prison or custody. The BOP locator does not provide a local booking-photo archive.
• Immigration detention: use the ICE Online Detainee Locator System when a matter is in civil immigration custody. ICE and BOP results are separate from Warren and McDuffie criminal booking records.