This page summarizes publicly available booking information for CALEB DEMAR JONES in Wake, North Carolina, booked on 2026-08-24. 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.
CALEB DEMAR JONES
2026-08-24
Wake, North Carolina
N/A
08-25-2026
27
MALE
ANYWHERE RALEIGH, NC
6234 GLENWOOD AVE RALEIGH, NC
CM RIVERA-RPD
- Second Degree Trespass
- Resisting Public Officer
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Typically a misdemeanor
- Second Degree Trespass
A trespassing charge generally refers to an allegation of entering or remaining on property without permission. It is most often a lower-level offense, though circumstances such as prior warnings can affect how it is treated under state law. The booking entry reflects an allegation and not a court determination.
What typically happens next: Trespassing is most often handled as a lower-level matter, though circumstances such as prior warnings can affect how it is treated. It is resolved through the local court.
Varies by state
- Resisting Public Officer
This category generally refers to an allegation of resisting, obstructing, or fleeing from law enforcement, or otherwise interfering with an official process. The seriousness alleged varies with the circumstances and state law. A listed charge is an allegation recorded at booking and is not the same as a conviction.
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Sheriff's Office
Phone: 919-856-6900
John H. Baker Jr. Public Safety Center, 330 South Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC 27601
Detention Facility
Bond & Bail
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Wake County Superior and District Court (Clerk of Superior Court)
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Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
Wake, North Carolina
