Incident reports from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office and the Spokane Police Department are available from the same Records Division. Fees are payable in cash, check, or credit/debit card.
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Bring a fingerprint card with a full set of prints to request for a fingerprint-based search and report. Visit the Washington State Patrol office at 106 11th Avenue SW, Suite 1300, Olympia WA to fill a request form. The same fees apply to in-person requests for criminal history records. There is an additional $10 fee to include a notarized letter with the criminal history report generated. Those requesting fingerprint-based criminal history searches should include fingerprint cards with full sets of fingerprints already rolled onto them. There is a $16 fee for each criminal history report obtained based on name and date of birth searches. Identification and Background Check Section
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To request a criminal history report by mail, download and complete the Request for Conviction Criminal History Form. Fees are payable with credit/debit cards. The fee for each name search is $12 while each notary request made through this portal attracts a charge of $10. This website requires users to register and log in before conducting searches. Use the Washington Access to Criminal History (WATCH) portal to run criminal background checks. Members of the public can request this service in person, by mail, and online. The Washington State Patrol provides criminal history checks for all counties in the state.
There were 12% fewer arsons in 2016 compared to 2012 while burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft rates went down by 49.7%, 31.2%, and 31.1% respectively. Murder, assault, and robbery rates declined by 47.1%, 23.6%, and 53.9% respectively. Its 26.7% rise is mostly due to the expanded definition of the crime in theintervening years. The five-year crime trend shows that rape was the only crime that increased in the period between 20. Incidences of property crimes include 88 arsons, 2,997 burglaries, 12,719 larcenies, and 1,968 motor vehicle thefts. This figure represents a 14% dip in crime rate compared to the previous year and a 34.9% drop compared to the crime total for 2012.Ī breakdown of the 2017 crime statistics for Spokane County shows that there were 9 murders, 166 rapes, 704 assaults, and 301 robberies. Its records show that 18,952 Part I crimes were committed in Spokane County in 2016, the last year with a complete set of crime data. The Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs provide crime statistics for all of the counties in the state since 1990. You understand and agree that search reports will only be available with a purchase. Please use any information provided responsibly.īy clicking "I Agree," you consent to our Terms of Use and are authorizing to conduct a people research to identify preliminary results of the search subject you entered.
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