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Plaquemine Booking Record Route

Plaquemine Police Department can be the arresting agency without being the custodian of a long-term detention record. Research did not confirm a separately searchable municipal jail or historical release archive for the department. Ask police where the person was transported, which facility accepted the person, and which agency assigned the booking number. The answer selects the release-record custodian.

If Iberville Parish Jail accepted the booking, IPSO controls the admission and ending event. If another parish, Louisiana DPS&C, or a federal authority received the person, that agency controls the next stage. The words “released by Plaquemine police” can be misleading when they mean transport or handoff rather than a later community release.

Confirm Plaquemine Release Records

Start with full identity and the arrest episode. A person may have more than one booking, so an approximate date and case number matter. The current IPSO portal is useful only if the receiving facility was the parish jail and the person remains displayed as currently in custody.

1. Collect the full legal name, date of birth, arrest date, location, and any citation, case, or booking number.
2. Ask Plaquemine police which custodial facility accepted the person and whether a booking number was assigned there.
3. When IPSO is the custodian, check the current inmate portal without treating absence as release.
4. Ask Jail/Inmate Records for the exact ending event, release date and time, release type, authority, and destination.
5. Compare the facility movement with the correct city or district court record. Continue to a receiving agency when the event is a transfer.

Plaquemine Booking Contact Route

The research did not establish a verified Plaquemine Police Department address, direct records number, public counter hours, or city release form. Do not fill those gaps with an unaffiliated listing. Confirm the current municipal police contact through an official city source and use it to identify the booking destination.

When IPSO accepted the booking, the official sheriff contact page lists Jail/Inmate Records at 225-687-3553 and the jail at 59605 Bayou Road, Plaquemine, LA 70765. State one person, date of birth, approximate date, and booking episode. Ask whether the person left for the community or transferred.

A focused public-record request should seek the existing booking/release sheet, event history, booking card, or release report. Useful fields include admission and release timestamps, booking number, release code, releasing authority, destination, receiving agency, bond information, and retained photo if releasable. Ask for segregable public portions when a record includes exempt material.

Louisiana records law does not require an office to answer questions or build a new custody timeline. Ask for named existing records and a defined episode. The reviewed IPSO material does not publish a dedicated release form, booking-photo fee, guaranteed production date, or archive-retention period. Ask for electronic delivery and a cost estimate. If part is withheld, preserve the response and request the statute supporting each redaction.

Current-roster absence remains inconclusive. The portal can change because of a transfer, delayed update, data issue, or name variation. The release sheet’s exact timestamp and disposition code are more useful, but a code may need interpretation. “Other agency” should be paired with the receiving agency’s name. “Hold” may explain why physical custody continued after the local case was resolved.

Plaquemine Court Release Records

Plaquemine has an important court split. Plaquemine City Court handles misdemeanor criminal cases within city limits. The researched contact is 23640 Railroad Avenue, P.O. Box 1017, Plaquemine, LA 70765-1017, telephone 225-687-7236, fax 225-687-9589, with listed Monday through Friday hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Felony matters initiated by city police proceed in district court, and Iberville district criminal files belong to the Iberville Parish Clerk in the 18th Judicial District. Determine the charging instrument and case number before ordering a name search. A city misdemeanor may never appear as an 18th Judicial District felony docket.

Court minutes can show bond, dismissal, time served, probation, revocation, or commitment. They explain authority. The jail record still proves when physical custody ended and whether another agency received the person. If the court and jail dates differ, report both with their separate meanings.

The Iberville Clerk’s remote system presents another local wording trap. Its reference to “released records” concerns documents that have been recorded, indexed, verified, and made available for public viewing. It does not identify released prisoners. Criminal indices are reported from 2000 and images from 2014, with fee-based remote access; the Clerk states that office-held records are official. Confirm the parish and docket number before paying for a name search.

Plaquemine State Release Escalation

Some Plaquemine arrests lead eventually to a state sentence. That changes the record path from IPSO to Louisiana DPS&C. A transfer to state authority is not community release. Use the DPS&C number or full name and date of birth with the state locator, and request historical discharge facts when the public result is thin.

For offenses committed on or after August 1, 2024, the current parole eligibility provision largely removes parole eligibility for new offenses except stated special classes.

The statute is relevant only after the case becomes a state sentence and the offense date and category are known. It says nothing about a routine Plaquemine municipal booking release. Keep the city arrest, parish custody, state sentence, parole consideration, and actual discharge as separate stages.

Plaquemine Earlier Sentence Records

Earlier Louisiana offenses follow category-specific parole rules under R.S. 15:574.4. The successful manifest asset shows the official statutory source used for those older state cases.

Percentages and exclusions vary with offense date, conviction category, prior record, and special provisions. An eligibility point permits consideration. It is not a release date. The Committee may deny or condition a grant, and another hold can prevent physical release even after favorable action.

For one person, obtain the judgment and DPS&C computation. Then obtain the Parole Decision Form when a hearing occurred. Finally, verify later custody or supervision. This sequence avoids applying a state-prison rule to a city arrest that never resulted in a state sentence.

Good-time rules also depend on the offense date and sentence type. For eligible felony offenses committed on or after August 1, 2024, R.S. 15:571.3.1 generally permits up to a maximum 15 percent diminution, with listed exclusions and other limits. That does not make “serve 85 percent” a universal formula. Earlier sentences follow detailed branches of R.S. 15:571.3. Only DPS&C or the responsible parish authority can apply the correct computation to one record.

Eligibility

The point when the law may permit parole consideration.

Grant

An official decision that can include conditions.

Projected date

A corrections estimate that can change.

Actual release

The completed movement documented by the custodian.

Plaquemine Operator Geography

Plaquemine police, Iberville Parish Jail, and the Iberville courthouse all sit in the local records chain, but they do not hold the same document. Police identify the arrest and transport. IPSO records a parish booking and its ending event. City Court or the Iberville Clerk documents the judicial action. Louisiana DPS&C enters only when state authority applies.

Iberville Parish also contains two state institutions in St. Gabriel. Their presence does not make every local arrest a state-prison case. Conversely, a person sentenced in Iberville may be housed anywhere DPS&C assigns. Search by operator and sentence rather than assuming the closest facility.

Held-for fields can point to another agency, including federal or immigration authorities. Treat “released to” an agency as transfer language. Continue with BOP, ICE ODLS, the federal court, U.S. Marshals, or the named facility as appropriate. No result in one system cannot close a multi-agency chain.

VINELink can supply a timely secondary event from a participating agency. Check the matched person’s source, identifiers, status wording, event date, and last update. A “released” alert reflects what the source transmitted, but it does not rule out a transfer or later booking. A “not found” result may reflect spelling, delay, or nonparticipation. The booking custodian and court record remain the verification sources for the Plaquemine episode.

The Iberville Parish released inmates search covers the complete authority-based path. For a Plaquemine police event, begin with booking destination and the right court.