The Poinsett County Detention Center is at 1500 Justice Drive, Harrisburg, AR 72432. Trumann, Marked Tree, Lepanto and Weiner arrests are all booked here.

Poinsett County Inmate Search lists bookings. Charges, bond and release questions go to the detention desk.

Poinsett County's sheriff has a free phone app: get it on the Poinsett app for iPhone or Poinsett app for Android.

Poinsett County, like all of Arkansas, needs a judge to approve the cause for a no-warrant arrest inside 48 hours. Then the first appearance sets bond.

District court has departments in Harrisburg, Trumann and Marked Tree for misdemeanors. Felony cases are heard by the circuit court in Harrisburg. Guide: court process.

A cash bond paid in full in Harrisburg is returned after the final court date if the person attended each one. A licensed bondsman keeps up to a tenth as a fee. The detention desk can give the amount. Guide: bail.

Defendants from Trumann or Marked Tree who can't pay an attorney request one at first appearance.

Visiting at the Poinsett County jail costs nothing. Slots shift from week to week, so check by phone or online before heading to Harrisburg. Adults bring a photo ID. Guide: visits, remote visits.

Outgoing calls only. A family-funded prepaid account covers them. Guide: phones, messages, tablets.

Poinsett County inmates from Trumann and Marked Tree use the balance for phone time too. Harrisburg deposits buy commissary snacks and hygiene items. Guide: deposits, commissary.

Harrisburg mail officers look through each envelope; a letter carrying a scent or a stuck-on decoration is returned to sender. Full name, then 1500 Justice Drive, Harrisburg, AR 72432. Guide: mail.

The juvenile judge decides on detention, and deputies tell families which center holds a minor.

Call the detention center about any prescriptions so medical staff hear about them.

Poinsett County visits are free but need a scheduled slot, so check before you go. Call 870-578-5411 to confirm custody, bond and visiting.

Most federal arrests start with groups such as the ATF, postal inspectors and the U.S. Marshals. The county sits in the Eastern District's Northern Division, so trials take place in Jonesboro, 615 South Main Street, Room 312, Jonesboro, AR 72401. With questions, call the clerk at 870-972-4610. The first court date comes quickly, before a magistrate judge. Federal court does not use a bail chart. The magistrate weighs what conditions apply at a detention hearing, using the federal Bail Reform Act. Before court, a pretrial officer looks into their job, family and record.

Start with the county roster first. The district's Marshals office in Little Rock can say where they are: 501-324-6256, 600 West Capitol Avenue, Suite A328, Little Rock, AR 72201. Until sentencing, the Marshals Service usually places them in local jails. Once there is sentencing to prison, they transfer into a BOP prison, often weeks later. Track them on the BOP inmate locator after the move.

• Jail prints are run with U.S. systems that ICE reviews. Then ICE might lodge a detainer (Form I-247A).
• The Harrisburg jail are asked to hold off before letting the person go for no more than 48 hours so officers can come. Weekend days add no extra time; the limit is still 48 hours.
• Posting the bond will not end this hold.
• Immigration officers can take custody during the hold. If nobody comes, staff must let them go.
• Their next facility depends on ICE.
• To find out which center holds them, open the Online Detainee Locator System and key in the A-number on ICE papers and their birth country. Missing the A-number? Enter the day they were born, home country, and the exact name instead.
• Need to reach ICE? The New Orleans office is located at 181 James Drive W, St. Rose, LA 70087. Phone: 504-318-2360.

Arkansas's prison system, the ADC, houses anyone given prison time. At first, they stay in the Harrisburg jail while the ADC sends for them, which can take weeks. ADC intake comes first: forms, photos and medical checks. During classification, staff review security level, physical and mental health, and gang connections. Their next move is the prison that fits them.

To find them, try the ADC inmate search. Our Arkansas state prison guide has each unit.

Yes. Poinsett County mugshots appear in the Poinsett County inmate search, next to each name. Not every Poinsett entry has a photo yet.

ICE photos are released only through ICE's FOIA form, if the agency agrees. When a mugshot isn't online, reporters can phone the sheriff's office at 870-578-5411. Federal mugshots are not made public for the public and press. U.S. officials keeps these photos back; the Marshals release one only for someone who escaped, if sharing it helps track them down or warn people or if it's required immediately to protect the public.

• Harrisburg Police: 870-578-2530
• Marked Tree Police: 870-358-2024
• Trumann Police: 870-483-5121
• Weiner Police: 870-684-2284
• Poinsett County Sheriff's Office: 870-578-5411

Lepanto, Fisher, Tyronza and rural areas use the sheriff.