This page summarizes publicly available booking information for Sarah Brown in Logan, Arkansas, booked on 2026-06-15. The information shown may include the booking date, listed charges, location, and other public-record details. A booking record is not proof of guilt: it generally reflects information recorded at the time of arrest or jail intake, and the listed charges are allegations unless and until confirmed through court records.
Sarah Brown
2026-06-15
Logan, Arkansas
N/A
37
F
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BOONEVILLE, AR
26-0422
2026-06-16
- Theft Of Property
- Residential Burglary
- Breaking Or Entering
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Because of this, a listed charge should be read as an allegation at the booking stage. The meaning and severity of any charge can depend on state law, the facts alleged by authorities, prior history, and later court proceedings. For employment, housing, licensing, or any other serious decision, the final court outcome should be verified through official records rather than a booking entry.
Misdemeanor or felony, depending on the allegation
- Theft Of Property
A theft or larceny charge generally refers to an allegation of taking property belonging to someone else. In Arkansas, theft is generally charged as a felony when the alleged value of the property exceeds $1,000, and is otherwise typically treated as a misdemeanor. The grade of the charge, often described as petty or grand, turns on the alleged value of the property and applicable state law. The listed charge reflects an allegation recorded at booking, not a final outcome.
What typically happens next: The grade of a theft allegation generally turns on the alleged value of the property under state law. The matter is resolved through the courts, where the listed charge may be reduced or dismissed.
Typically a felony
- Residential Burglary
A burglary charge generally refers to an allegation of unlawfully entering a structure, often with an alleged intent to commit another act inside. Its degree depends on factors such as the type of structure and the circumstances alleged, and it is defined differently across states. A booking entry of this kind is an allegation and not a conviction.
What typically happens next: The degree of a burglary allegation is determined through the courts based on the type of structure and the circumstances alleged. A listed charge may be reduced, dismissed, or otherwise changed.
Some of the listed charges fall outside the categories explained above. The meaning, severity, and classification of any charge depend on the exact wording of the statute and the laws of the state where the booking occurred. In every case, a charge recorded at booking is an allegation; it is not the same as a conviction, and the final result can only be confirmed through official court records.
Logan County rises to the highest point in Arkansas—Mount Magazine, cresting at 2,753 feet—and splits its government between two courthouse towns, Paris and Booneville. This River Valley county logs every arrest its deputies and city police make, and this page gathers Logan County mugshots alongside the booking details recorded for each person taken into custody.
A listing like this is a starting point. The authoritative booking and case record is held by the county. Use the official resources below to confirm the details directly at the source.
Choose current inmates or the past-48-hour releases, then search by name to see booking details and charges. For records not shown online, call the Logan County Sheriff's Office at (479) 963-3271, or request court records from the Logan County Circuit Clerk in Paris at (479) 963-2164.
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If a family member or friend is currently held, these are the official contacts for booking status, visitation, and general questions. Confirm hours and current procedures with the facility directly, as they can change.
Sheriff's Office
Detention Facility
Bond & Bail
Minor charges follow the county bond schedule, while serious charges get a judge-set bond at first appearance, usually within 48 to 72 hours. A licensed bail bondsman's premium is fixed at 10 percent of the bail amount by Arkansas law. After hours and on weekends the jail typically accepts cash, cashier's checks, or money orders. Call the detention center at (479) 963-3271 to confirm the exact bond amount.
An arrest or booking charge is an allegation, not a conviction. Charges are frequently dismissed, reduced, or otherwise resolved later in court. Before relying on this record for a hiring, housing, or licensing decision, confirm the actual disposition in the official court record.
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Arkansas lets eligible arrests and convictions be sealed under the Comprehensive Criminal Record Sealing Act of 2013. Sealing petitions are filed with the circuit court in the county where the case was handled, so Logan County cases go through the Logan County Circuit Clerk. If a booking photo still appears on this site after the charge was dismissed, you were acquitted, or the record was sealed, use the removal request on our Contact page.
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Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
Logan, Arkansas
