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How the data works

Daily Jail Reports publishes booking and bond information parsed from public reports issued by Tarrant County law-enforcement agencies. A booking or arrest is not a conviction — charges may be dismissed, reduced, or result in an acquittal. This site does not determine guilt and does not track final case outcomes.

1. Sources

The site parses the daily Daily Booked-In Reports (DBRs) and Daily Bond Reports published by the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office. These are public records released under the Texas Public Information Act (Tex. Gov’t Code Chapter 552).

Departmental profile information (agency name, jurisdiction cities, self-provided contact details) is a mix of public-record sources and information supplied by department staff during the page-claim process.

2. Update cadence

A single ingest of both feeds runs each morning at approximately 8:00 AM Central. Source publications sometimes lag or are re-issued with corrections; in those cases the newer version overwrites the parsed record on the next run.

3. Coverage window

Analytics reflect only the data window this site has successfully ingested — not the entire historical record of the county. The dashboard freshness indicator shows the current source-report date and the last successful update time.

4. Parsing & classification

Booking events, people, charge categories, and bond information are parsed from the PDF source reports and stored in a structured database. Charge severity is derived from the statute string when possible; charge category is derived from keyword classification. Both may contain source or clerical errors — the site does not manually verify individual entries.

City-name normalization corrects common spellings (e.g. “Ft Worth” → “Fort Worth”) but never invents a location. When normalization is ambiguous, the raw source string is preserved.

5. Location & address data

Any location field associated with a person represents the address they reported to the Sheriff’s Office at intake — typically what appears on their ID. It is self-reported and not verified, and it is not the location of the arrest. This site publishes only the city (and, when available, state) — exact street addresses are not shown publicly.

6. Personal data displayed

Public profile pages show: name, booking history, charges as listed by the arresting agency, bond amounts, age derived from the public date of birth, race and sex when available in the source report, and reported city of residence. Full dates of birth and exact street addresses are not published even though they appear in the source PDFs.

7. What this site does NOT track

  • Case outcomes (dismissal, plea, acquittal, conviction, sentencing)
  • Sealed or expunged records
  • Warrants that were not part of a booking
  • Immigration status

For the current status of any specific case, please consult Tarrant County official court records or the arresting agency directly.

8. How to verify a record

Booking numbers displayed on this site correspond to the booking identifiers issued by the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office. To confirm any specific entry, cross-reference the booking number with the official Tarrant County Inmate Search or contact the arresting agency listed on the record.

9. Corrections

If you believe a record contains a factual error (wrong name spelling, incorrect charge, mismatched booking number), send the details to corrections@dailyjailreports.com. Please include the booking number and a description of the discrepancy. We review corrections against the source report and update where the underlying public record agrees.

DATA · TARRANT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DAILY BOOKED-IN REPORTS (PUBLIC)UPD Sep 4, 08:04 AM CST127 DAYS · Apr 30, 2026 → Sep 3, 2026

Disclaimer · Arrest and bond information on this site is parsed from public jail and law-enforcement reports and may contain clerical errors or change as cases progress. This site does not track case outcomes (such as dismissal, acquittal, or conviction). Please verify all information directly with the applicable Sheriff’s Office, police department, and court records before relying on any specific charge or bond for legal, journalistic, employment, or financial decisions. An arrest is not a conviction; everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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