Blacksburg Police Department

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The Blacksburg Police Department (BPD) is a South Carolina law enforcement agency accountable for safeguarding the community and upholding the law within Blacksburg, South Carolina. The department comprises dedicated professionals who are committed to delivering exceptional service and ensuring the well-being of the citizens they serve.

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Mission and Responsibilities:

The BPD's primary mission is to:

• Preserve public safety
• Enforce the law fairly and impartially
• Protect the rights of individuals
• Maintain order
• Improve the quality of life in Blacksburg

The department's responsibilities entail:

• Patrolling the streets to deter crime and ensure public safety
• Responding to calls for service
• Investigating crimes
• Apprehending suspects
• Enforcing traffic laws
• Conducting community outreach and crime prevention initiatives

Blacksburg Arrest Warrants Search:

BPD maintains an online database of outstanding arrest warrants. Members of the public can utilize this resource to ascertain if an individual has an active warrant for their arrest. To conduct a search, follow these steps:

1. Visit the BPD website.
2. Navigate to the "Warrants" section.
3. Enter the individual's name or warrant number in the search field.
4. Click "Search."

If the search results yield a match, it will display the individual's name, warrant number, charges associated with the warrant, and the issuing agency. It is important to note that this information is solely for informational purposes, and individuals should not attempt to apprehend wanted individuals themselves.

Reporting a Crime:

To report a crime, individuals can either call the BPD non-emergency number or visit the police station located. When reporting a crime, provide as much detailed information as possible, including:

• The date, time, and location of the incident
• A description of the crime
• Descriptions of the suspect(s) and any witnesses
• Any additional relevant information

Recent Arrests in Blacksburg Police Department, SC

The Blacksburg Police Department (BPD) maintains an online database of recent arrests. This resource allows members of the public to check if someone has been arrested by the BPD. To conduct a search:

1. Visit the BPD website.
2. Navigate to the "Recent Arrests" section.
3. Enter the individual's name or arrest date in the search field.
4. Click "Search."

If the search results yield a match, it will display the individual's name, arrest date, charges associated with the arrest, and the arresting officer. Please note that this information is solely for informational purposes, and individuals should not attempt to apprehend wanted individuals themselves.

Additional Information about Arrests:

• Bond Information: For individuals who have been arrested and charged with a crime, the court will set a bond amount. This is the sum of money that the individual must pay in order to be released from jail while awaiting trial. Bond information, including the amount and any conditions set by the court, can typically be found in the arrest record.

• Court Dates: The arrest record will also include information about upcoming court dates. Individuals who have been arrested and charged with a crime are required to appear in court on the specified dates. Failure to appear may result in a bench warrant being issued for the individual's arrest.

• Legal Representation: Individuals who have been arrested and charged with a crime have the right to legal representation. If an individual cannot afford an attorney, the court will appoint a public defender to represent them.

• Victim and Witness Information: Arrest records may also contain information about victims and witnesses involved in the case. This information is typically redacted to protect their privacy.

Checking for Outstanding Warrants:

In addition to searching for recent arrests, individuals can also use the BPD's online database to check for outstanding arrest warrants. The process for conducting a warrant search is similar to that for searching recent arrests. However, it is important to note that outstanding warrants may not be immediately reflected in the online database. If you are unable to locate a warrant for an individual, it is recommended that you contact the BPD directly to confirm.

Reporting a Crime:

If you have been the victim of a crime or have witnessed a crime, you can report it to the BPD by calling the non-emergency number or by visiting the police station. When reporting a crime, provide as much detailed information as possible, including:

• The date, time, and location of the incident
• A description of the crime
• Descriptions of the suspect(s) and any witnesses
• Any additional relevant information

The BPD is committed to serving and protecting the community with professionalism, integrity, and compassion. Individuals are encouraged to reach out to the department for assistance, to report crimes, or to provide any information that may aid in maintaining a safe and secure environment in Blacksburg, South Carolina.

Blacksburg Active Warrant Lookup

To find a warrant in Blacksburg, South Carolina, you can use the following methods:

Online Warrant Search:

• Visit the Blacksburg Police Department (BPD) website.
• Navigate to the "Warrants" section.
• Enter the individual's name or warrant number in the search field.
• Click "Search."

If the search results yield a match, it will display the individual's name, warrant number, charges associated with the warrant, and the issuing agency. This information is solely for informational purposes, and individuals should not attempt to apprehend wanted individuals themselves.

When contacting the BPD, provide the individual's name and any other relevant information you may have. The BPD will be able to confirm whether or not there is an active warrant for the individual's arrest.

Police Reports

To obtain a police report in Blacksburg, South Carolina, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the BPD website.
2. Navigate to the "Police Records" section.
3. Select the type of report you need (e.g., accident report, incident report, etc.).
4. Complete the request form and submit it to the BPD.

You may need to provide additional information, such as the date and location of the incident, the names of the individuals involved, and the report number (if known). There may be a fee associated with obtaining a police report.

Background Checks

The Blacksburg Police Department does not conduct background checks for private individuals or organizations. However, there are a number of companies that offer background check services. These companies can provide information about an individual's criminal history, education, employment, and other relevant information.

To obtain a background check, you will need to provide the individual's consent and pay a fee. The process and requirements for obtaining a background check may vary depending on the company you choose.

It is important to note that background checks are not always comprehensive and may not reveal all relevant information about an individual. If you are considering hiring an individual or making other important decisions based on a background check, it is important to carefully review the information provided and consider other sources of information as well.

Blacksburg Most Wanted List

The Blacksburg Police Department (BPD) maintains a "Most Wanted" list, which features individuals who are wanted for serious crimes and are considered a danger to the community. The list includes information such as the individual's name, photograph, charges associated with the warrant, and any other relevant information.

Members of the public can access the Most Wanted list on the BPD website. The list is updated regularly as new warrants are issued and individuals are apprehended.

If you have information about the whereabouts of an individual on the Most Wanted list, you are urged to contact the BPD immediately. 

Sex Offender Registry in Blacksburg Police Department

The Blacksburg Police Department participates in the South Carolina Sex Offender Registry. This registry contains information about individuals who have been convicted of sex offenses and are required to register with law enforcement. The registry includes information such as the individual's name, photograph, address, and the offense for which they were convicted.

Members of the public can access the South Carolina Sex Offender Registry website. The registry is searchable by name, address, or zip code. You can also sign up for email alerts to be notified when a registered sex offender moves into your neighborhood.

The Sex Offender Registry is an important tool for law enforcement and the community to help protect against sexual predators. If you have information about an individual who is required to register as a sex offender but has not done so, you are urged to contact the BPD immediately.

Bail Bonds

Bail is a sum of money that a person accused of a crime must pay to the court in order to be released from jail while awaiting trial. The purpose of bail is to ensure that the accused person will return to court for all scheduled hearings and to comply with any other conditions set by the court.

How to Post Bonds

There are two ways to post bail:

1. Cash Bail: The accused person can pay the full amount of the bail in cash to the court.

2. Bail Bond: The accused person can purchase a bail bond from a bail bond company. A bail bond is a contract between the bail bond company and the court, in which the bail bond company agrees to pay the full amount of the bail if the accused person fails to appear in court. The accused person typically pays the bail bond company a non-refundable fee, which is usually a percentage of the bail amount.

Conditions of Bail

In addition to paying bail, the accused person may also be required to comply with certain conditions of bail, such as:

• Refraining from contacting the victim or witnesses
• Surrendering their passport
• Submitting to drug or alcohol testing
• Wearing an electronic monitoring device

Forfeiting Bail

If the accused person fails to appear in court as required, the court may forfeit the bail. This means that the bail bond company will be required to pay the full amount of the bail to the court. The accused person may also be subject to additional penalties, such as a bench warrant for their arrest.

Choosing a Bail Bond Company

If you need to post bail for someone, it is important to choose a reputable bail bond company. You should ask the bail bond company about their fees, their experience, and their success rate. You should also make sure that the bail bond company is licensed and bonded in the state where the accused person is being held.

Useful Resources

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Location and Contact Details

Official Address

101 South Shelby Street, Blacksburg, South Carolina, 29702

Official Phone Number

864-839-2331

Official Website

www.doc.sc.gov

Type

Local Police Department

Full Time Sworn Officers

11

Full Time Civilians

1

Part Time Sworn Officers

4