No Ochiltree 72-Hour Feed
No agency-made rolling 72-hour release feed was verified for Ochiltree County. The local InterOpWeb navigation offers Current Inmates, 24 Hours Arrests, and Inmates by Arrest Date. None is labeled as a three-day release list. A guessed 72-hour URL is not an official source and must not be used.
Important: A manual three-day search creates an arrest cohort, not a release cohort. It will miss people arrested earlier who left during the selected period.
The honest substitute is the Ochiltree Inmates by Arrest Date search. Set a start and end date covering three calendar days, add a name when helpful, and inspect each result's Status field. A card marked RELEASED shows that the displayed Ochiltree booking is closed. It does not reveal when or why it closed.
The wider span is useful for tracing a known arrest across a weekend. It is not evidence that the sheriff grouped those people by release time. Readers who need an actual date-based release cohort should request an existing release log from the Sheriff's Office.
Check Ochiltree Three-Day Records
Start from the official Ochiltree County Sheriff page, which links to the jail data. The archive's date controls refer to arrests. Choose dates around the custody episode, not merely the day that someone was expected to leave.
- Open the county-linked roster and select Inmates by Arrest Date.
- Choose the first and last arrest dates for the three-day interval.
- Enter the person's name when known, using alternate spellings if needed.
- Open the matching card and compare age, sex, arrest agency, charges, and warrant or case details.
- Read Status exactly. “RELEASED” means the local booking closed; “CURRENTLY BOOKED” means it remains active.
- Save the identifying fields and ask the sheriff for the release transaction or date-based release log.
A missing name may reflect an arrest outside the interval, a spelling issue, a display limit, or a different custody system. Search a broader arrest span before drawing a conclusion. The Released Last 24 Hours page explains the narrower recent-booking view for a new arrest.
Note: Use a known arrest date to set the archive filter; an expected release date is not the field that drives this search.
Ochiltree 72-Hour Result Fields
Historical cards expose enough data to match a custody episode, but not enough to prove the route out. Bond was redacted in historical results observed during research. The field set can vary across views.
| Field | Careful reading |
|---|---|
| Name, age, sex, race | Identity clues that should be matched together because names can repeat. |
| Status | Whether this county booking is current or marked released. |
| Arrest date | The start of the arrest event, not the release date. |
| Arresting agency | May identify the sheriff or Perryton Police as the arrest source. |
| Days in jail | A rough chronology field, not an official tool for calculating a release timestamp. |
| Warrant, count, statute, charge | Booking allegations and identifiers that can lead to the correct court case. |
| Booking photograph | The image tied to the custody episode, not proof of guilt or current appearance. |
The card does not publish the actual release time, release reason, destination, receiving agency, or property-release details. It also does not prove that all charges ended. A person may leave one booking while another hold or agency takes custody.
A focused request should name the missing fields. Ask for the booking number, admission and release date and time, release type or disposition code, releasing authority, and destination or receiving agency where public. Requests for existing records are clearer than questions that ask staff to infer what happened.
Ochiltree Weekend Release Checks
A three-calendar-day archive search often spans a weekend, but no official weekend or holiday release schedule was found. Do not assume that the jail delays all exits, processes them at a set hour, or posts them on the next business day. Court action, verification of an order, bond processing, other holds, and data entry can affect the timing of each custody event.
The Justice of the Peace reports remote magistrations as needed. That detail concerns early judicial processing and possible bond-setting. It does not establish when jail staff complete a physical release. A court can issue an order while other cases, warrants, or agency holds remain unresolved.
If a card still shows current custody after an expected weekend release, call 806-435-8000 for the public status the office can provide. If the card changes to released, ask for the event record before stating that the person returned home. The exit may have been a transfer to TDCJ, another county, USMS, or ICE.
Ochiltree Arrest-Status Mismatch
The three-day workaround has two different gaps. First, someone arrested a week earlier and released during the last three days will be excluded. Second, a booking inside the three-day interval can show RELEASED without giving a release timestamp. That record belongs to the arrest cohort, but its exact release may not belong to the same period.
Do not reverse the Days In Jail count to invent a release date. Partial days, system rules, and transfers can change how that number reads. Likewise, Total Bond does not prove that a person posted bond. A release could follow bond, time served, dismissal, another court order, or transfer.
The archive is still valuable. It preserves some closed bookings after they leave the current roster, and it supplies the arrest date, agency, charge, and identifiers needed to find the court or request the sheriff record. Treat it as the first evidence in a chain, not the final answer.
Note: The sheriff and vendor publish no guaranteed update cadence or online retention term, so record availability can change between visits.
Ochiltree Historical Release View
The official historical search is the matching successful manifest source for this three-day method.
The screen reinforces the core limit. The user selects an arrest interval, then evaluates the status on each matching card. For an actual release-date list, the sheriff's underlying records remain the proper source.
Verify Ochiltree Release Destinations
A released local status does not identify the next destination. Use the custody type and case facts to choose the right follow-up system.
| Possible route | Verification source |
|---|---|
| Return to community under a local order | Sheriff release transaction plus the criminal court docket. |
| Transfer to state prison | TDCJ Offender Information Search. |
| State parole or mandatory supervision | TDCJ detail and the correct parole office; this is not discharge. |
| Federal custody | BOP locator and the federal sentencing docket. |
| Immigration custody | ICE detainee locator and the agency records route. |
A BOP result such as “Released” or “Not in BOP Custody” concerns BOP custody only. An ICE no-result also does not prove community release. Transit, aliases, processing time, and system coverage can affect both. The originating release record and the receiving system should agree before the destination is described.
Request Ochiltree Release Logs
The Sheriff's Office is at 511 S. Ash, Perryton, TX 79070, telephone 806-435-8000. No dedicated online release-log form, fee, delivery method, or retention promise was verified. Ask the office which submission method it currently accepts before sending sensitive identifiers.
Under the Texas Public Information Act, describe an existing record and a clear period. For a cohort, request any existing release log covering the stated dates and specify the fields sought. For one person, request the admission and release transaction tied to the known booking. The office may apply public-record limits to some information, but exact identifiers help it locate the record.
Court records can then explain a bond order, dismissal, sentence, jail credit, or commitment. VINELink may provide an event notification when a participating agency reports a change, yet it is not a historical archive. TDCJ is appropriate only when state prison or state supervision is involved, not for every Ochiltree County arrest.