The Lonoke County Detention Center is at 440 Dee Dee Lane, Lonoke, AR 72086, near Interstate 40. Cabot is the county's biggest city, so many bookings come down Highway 89 from there.

Lonoke roster lists current inmates with booking dates and charges. Bond amounts show up after a judge sets them. If a name is missing, wait an hour and try again.

Arkansas allows two days for a judge to approve a warrantless Lonoke County arrest, and the person must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. Lonoke County often handles first appearances by video from the jail.

Lonoke County District Court has departments in Lonoke, Cabot, Ward, England and other towns for misdemeanors. Felonies go to circuit court in Lonoke. See court process.

Paying the full amount means you get it back once the case is over, if the person comes to every court date. A licensed bondsman charges a fee of up to ten percent, plus state-required charges, and that money is gone. Ask the jail for the amount and accepted payment methods. See bail.

At first appearance the judge asks whether the person can afford a lawyer. If not, a public defender is assigned.

Lonoke County doesn't charge for visits at the jail. You need a photo ID and should arrive early. Visiting days change, so look online or call 501-676-3001. See visits and remote visits.

Inmates call out using prepaid accounts. Messages and tablets may be offered by the same provider. See phones, messages, tablets.

A balance covers jail-store orders and calls. Dee Dee Lane staff can list the payment routes they accept. See deposits and commissary.

Use the inmate's full legal name and 440 Dee Dee Lane, Lonoke, AR 72086. Avoid stickers, tape and perfume. See mail.

A youth under 18 goes to juvenile court. If held, they go to a juvenile center outside the adult jail; the sheriff's office can tell parents where.

Phone the detention center so medical staff learn about prescriptions or mental health concerns.

Call 501-676-3001 to confirm the person hasn't been released, check the bond, and see if visiting is open.

It normally begins after groups such as postal inspectors, IRS agents and the U.S. Marshals carry out the arrest. Court dates in Lonoke cases happen at the courthouse in Little Rock, 500 West Capitol Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72201, for the Central Division (Eastern District of Arkansas). With questions, phone the clerk at 501-604-5351. The first court date happens within a day or two with a federal magistrate judge. Money is not the main question in federal charges. The magistrate considers danger and flight risk during a short hearing per the federal Bail Reform Act. Plan on an interview with pretrial services before court.

While it's open, the Marshals usually keep federal prisoners in the Lonoke jail under contract. Look them up on the jail's inmate list. This district's Marshals staff in Little Rock can say where the person is: 501-324-6256, 600 West Capitol Avenue, Suite A328, Little Rock, AR 72201. People given federal time leave the county jail for a BOP prison. Find their facility through the BOP inmate locator.

• Booking fingerprints are compared with U.S. databases that ICE can see. Then ICE might place a detainer.
• Under the I-247A, ICE requests the sheriff to keep them no more than 48 hours past the time they'd go free. A holiday won't stop the count.
• Making bond doesn't lift this hold.
• Officers from ICE usually pick them up at the jail within those 48 hours. Time up and no ICE? Then the request has expired and the sheriff should release them.
• Where they are sent is ICE's call.
• Arkansas sits within the area of the New Orleans ERO office: 181 James Drive W, St. Rose, LA 70087, 504-318-2360.
• Search the ICE detainee locator using their alien number (A-number) plus home country. If the A-number is unknown, enter native country, DOB and the exact name.

Felony prison terms are served by the state prison system, the ADC. First, they wait in the Lonoke jail until the state has room. The ride ends at intake, where new prisoners are checked in. Classification staff classify each person for physical and mental health, security level, and gang ties. Their next stop is a prison that fits them.

Check the ADC inmate search to see where they are. Our Arkansas prison guide lists each unit.

Yes. Look the person up in the Lonoke booking roster; Lonoke mugshots are there. Some Lonoke entries load the photo slowly.

A news outlet may request an unposted booking photo through the sheriff's office, 501-676-3001. Federal booking photos are not given with the public or the media. The Marshals' policy keeps release to a few situations: for a wanted fugitive, for urgent community safety or when release helps find them or warn the public. To get an ICE mugshot, file ICE's FOIA form; the agency may grant or deny it.

• Cabot Police: 501-843-6526
• Lonoke Police: 501-676-6953
• Ward Police: 501-843-6351
• Austin Police: 501-843-7856
• England Police: 501-842-1586
• Lonoke County Sheriff's Office: 501-676-3001

Carlisle, Allport, Humnoke and the countryside: dial the sheriff.