Love County Mugshots Online
Love County booking photos are published by the Love County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Andy Cumberledge, on the official inmate-search system when the roster record has a populated photo file. The roster card pulls the image from the public photo field, and the full inmate profile shows the same booking-photo area with the person's jail profile details. The sheriff roster is for people currently in custody at the Love County Justice Center, so it should be treated as the first place to check for a current Love County jail mugshot.
The official roster also has a no-image fallback. If the `Pic` field is empty, the card and profile use a no-image booking graphic instead of a photo. That does not prove the photo is sealed, withheld, or unavailable forever. It may mean the image was not posted, was not yet attached to the public profile, or is not part of the current online view. For the full custody search process, use the official roster steps in Love County jail inmate records before moving to records requests or court records.
Find Love County Booking Photos
The official Love County inmate-search page is the direct public route for current jail booking photos. It is free to use, has a single name-search field, and sorts current bookings by booking date. The public profile page can show a larger photo area, the inmate ID, booking date and time, demographic fields, charges, commissary links, and the VINE notification button. No official Love County sheriff mobile app or app-only mugshot roster was located in the source sweep. If the person is not found, the sheriff page points users to VINE for release or transfer checks.
- Open the Love County Sheriff's Office inmate search.
- Browse the booking cards or type the person's name into the roster search field.
- Open the booking card to view the full inmate profile and photo area.
- If the profile has no photo, note the name, booking date, inmate ID, and charge text.
- Use the sheriff Records Division request form for a booking photo or arrest-history record that is not online.
- Use VINE, ODOC, BOP, or ICE only when the person has been released, transferred, sentenced, or moved into a federal system.
The official sample inmate profile inspected during research shows how the photo area sits with the other booking fields.
The profile screenshot is useful because it shows the booking photo next to the fields a requester may need when asking the sheriff Records Division for a copy that is not visible online.
Love County Photo Record Fields
A Love County roster profile is more than a picture. The public profile converts several backend fields into reader-facing labels, while other backend fields are not shown in the same form. The photo field is the key mugshot field: if `Pic` contains a filename, the roster can display a booking photo. If it is blank, the public page falls back to the no-image graphic.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Pic | Booking photo filename used for the card and profile image when populated. |
| No-image fallback | Placeholder graphic shown when no booking photo file is posted. |
| Name | First, middle, and last name on the public profile. |
| Demographics | Sex, race, ethnicity, age, and residing city when populated. |
| Inmate ID | Public inmate identifier used on the profile and VINE notification route. |
| Booking Date | Date and time of the Love County jail booking. |
| Charges | Booking charge text, which may differ from filed court charges later. |
Several items were not visible on the public Love County profile inspected, including bond amount, bond type, arresting agency, court date, warrant number, statute code, charge class, case number, height, weight, and a full release history. Those details may require the court docket, the jail line, or a public-records request if they exist and are releasable.
Love County Mugshot Law
Oklahoma public-record law supports access to core arrest and jail-register information when a law-enforcement agency keeps those records. For Love County jail mugshots, the practical result is that current booking photos can appear on the official roster, while records not posted online may be requested through the sheriff's Records Division. Public access is not unlimited. Investigative material, juvenile information, medical details, safety-sensitive information, and records affected by court orders may be limited or withheld.
Key statutes and rules:
51 O.S. § 24A.1 et seq. is Oklahoma's Open Records Act, which creates a general right to inspect and copy public records unless an exception applies.
51 O.S. § 24A.8 covers law-enforcement records and requires access, if kept, to arrestee descriptions, arrest facts, and jail registers while allowing limits for investigatory and safety-sensitive material.
Love County's own records form matches that framework. It allows requests for offense or incident reports, arrest history, and other records, but it warns that fees may apply, processing may take up to a week, and information in an open investigation may not be released until the case has closed.
Love County Roster Photo Limits
The research did not locate a separate Love County recent-bookings gallery, daily booking-photo report, or published retention rule for how long a mugshot remains online after release. The official inmate search is described as an in-custody roster. That means a photo visible during current custody may no longer be easy to find from the roster after release or transfer. The profile page can show other booking cards below, but no separate historical mugshot archive was documented.
What is and isn't public: The public can see a current roster photo when Love County posts one, plus basic booking profile fields. The online roster does not make every internal jail note, investigation file, juvenile record, medical record, sealed record, or nonposted photo public.
When a person disappears from the current roster, do not assume the arrest never happened. The person may have bonded out, transferred, been released, moved to ODOC after sentencing, or shifted into a federal system. For filed criminal charges, use the Love County District Court search route discussed in court records after a jail arrest.
Request Love County Booking Photos
A booking photo that is not on the current roster should be requested through the Love County Sheriff's Office Records Division. The official records page says the division maintains sheriff's office records, handles open-records requests, and processes SDA applications. The request form asks for the request date, requester name, phone, record type, delivery choice, identifying information, call location, offense date, case number if known, and other useful details.
For a mugshot request, choose "Arrest History" or "Other" and describe the booking photo clearly. Include the person's full name, approximate booking date, Love County case number if one is known, and any inmate ID or booking number from the roster. The sheriff records page lists fees for copies and reports, faxing, scanning, emailing, and printing. The form states that fees may apply and that processing may take up to a week.
Love County Sheriff's Office Records Route
8339 US-77
Marietta, OK 73448
Main: (580) 276-3150
Jail: (580) 276-3150 ext. 2
Fax: (580) 276-2822
Administration: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
If a case is still under investigation, the official form says information will not be released until the case has closed. If the request involves a sealed or expunged matter, the court order and originating agency should control the next step.
Removal and Sealed Records
Love County did not publish a standalone mugshot-removal policy in the inspected sources. The official route for a current photo is the sheriff roster while the person is in custody. The official route for a record not online is the sheriff Records Division. The official route for sealing or expungement is the court process, because a court order is what changes public access to eligible case or arrest records.
A dismissal, amended charge, or not-guilty outcome does not automatically prove that every booking record has been removed from every public or private source. The court docket should be checked for the final disposition, then the originating agency should be contacted with the order if a record has been sealed or expunged. Commercial mugshot pages and pay-to-remove offers are not official Love County record channels and should not be treated as the way to correct a government record.
State and Federal Photo Differences
The Love County roster is a county-jail tool. It covers current custody at the Love County Justice Center, including pretrial detainees, short county sentences, holds, and people awaiting release or transfer. It is not the Oklahoma Department of Corrections locator, the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator, or the ICE detainee locator. A person can start in the county jail and later move into one of those systems.
| System | Use It For | Booking Photo Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Love County roster | Current county jail custody at the Love County Justice Center. | Shows a mugshot when `Pic` is populated and a no-image fallback when it is not. |
| ODOC Offender Lookup | Sentenced Oklahoma prisoners and ODOC-supervised offenders. | Separate state system, not a fresh Love County booking roster. |
| BOP Inmate Locator | Federal inmates and people in BOP custody. | Does not provide the same public county booking-photo gallery. |
| ICE ODLS | Immigration custody after transfer into ICE systems. | Separate federal locator, not a Love County mugshot source. |
Love County roster charge text may show an immigration detainer or fugitive-from-justice wording, but that does not turn the county jail into an ICE or BOP facility. Once custody changes, the search path changes too. Use the jail line, VINE, ODOC, BOP, or ICE based on where the person is actually held.