Florida Busted Mugshots helps you search public arrest records, booking photos, and county jail mugshots from across the state. This page lists every way to reach our team for site errors, mugshot removal questions, business pitches, and partnership ideas.
Use the methods below to send us a note. We read every message and reply as fast as we can.
How to Reach Florida Busted Mugshots
Our team works behind the scenes to keep Florida arrest records fresh and easy to search. Pick the channel that fits your need best. Each one routes your message to the right person on our team.
Primary Contact Methods
We keep four main ways to reach our team open each day. Email works for most questions. Our online form works for error reports and removal requests. Phone works for press and partnership calls. Mail works for legal papers and court orders.
- Email: support@floridabustedmugshots.com
- Online Form: floridabustedmugshots.com/contact
- Phone: 1-888-555-0142
- Press Line: 1-888-555-0143
- Mail: 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 1700, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Office Hours and Response Times
Our team works Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM Eastern time. Phone lines close at 5 PM sharp. Our online form stays open 24 hours a day, every day. We check messages each morning when the office opens. Most emails get a reply within one to two business days. Error reports take three to five business days. Removal requests take up to ten business days.
What We Help With
Our team can answer questions about Florida arrest records, county mugshot searches, and booking data. We can fix wrong data on our site. We can process removal requests backed by a court order. We can talk about ads, data licensing, and press calls. We can point you to the right state or county office for any record you need.
What We Cannot Help With
We run a private data site. We do not work for any government office. We cannot pull court files for you. We cannot seal cases. We cannot expunge records. We cannot act as your lawyer. We cannot remove mugshots without a legal order. We can show you which office handles the job.
Records We Do Not Pull
Many visitors ask us to pull records they cannot get on their own. We cannot help with these requests. Each kind of record stays with a different state or county office. We list those offices below so you can reach them on your own.
Court Files and Case Records
Court files hold the details of every criminal and civil case in Florida. These files stay with the Clerk of Court in the county where the case ran. We have no access to court files. To get a court record, contact the county Clerk of Court office. Each county lists its Clerk on its main website. Most Clerks let you search case data on their site for free.
Vital Records in Florida
Birth, death, and marriage records stay with the Florida Department of Health. We do not hold copies of these records. The Bureau of Vital Records in Jacksonville handles all state-wide requests. You can order certified copies online, by mail, or in person. There is a small fee for each certified copy.
Property and Tax Records
Land deeds, mortgages, and tax bills stay with the county. The Clerk of Court or the Comptroller holds deed records in most counties. The county Property Appraiser holds tax values. The county Tax Collector handles tax payments. We have no role in any of these offices. Reach each office directly for the records you need.
Warrants and Probation Files
Active warrants and probation files stay with the court that issued them. We do not track warrants in real time. If you think you have a warrant, call the county sheriff or check their online roster. A defense lawyer can pull your full record and tell you what to do next. We can suggest lawyers in your county.
Official Florida Arrest Records
Florida arrest records stay public under state law. Several state agencies post these records online for free. Use the tools below to search Florida recent arrests, jail rosters, and inmate searches on your own.
FDLE Public Records Search
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement runs the state arrest database. You can search Florida arrest records through their public search tool. They charge a small fee for full criminal history checks. Their sex offender search is free. The site updates daily with new arrest data from every county.
County Sheriff Arrest Records
Each county sheriff runs its own arrest database. Most post Florida booking photos and Florida recent bookings within hours of release. Sites update each day. You can search by name or booking date. Our county pages link straight to each sheriff’s arrest search tool.
Florida Jail Roster Searches
The county jail roster shows who sits in jail right now. Most Florida counties post their jail roster online. Search by name to see who got booked today. Photos and charges appear on the same page. The roster changes every hour in most counties. Use our county pages to skip the search.
Florida Inmate Search Tools
The Florida Department of Corrections runs the inmate search for state prisons. This tool shows inmates in prison, not county jail. It lists Florida inmate mugshots, location, and release date. The search works by name or DC number. County jails have their own inmate search tools on their sites.
Reporting Site Errors
We work hard to keep our data correct. Mistakes still slip through. When you spot bad data, send us a note. We check every report and fix the issue as fast as we can.
Common Error Types
Common errors we fix every week include wrong names, wrong dates, broken links, and old photos. We also fix wrong county tags and wrong charges. Send us the URL of the page and a short note about the error. Screenshots help us fix issues faster. Below are the top error types we see.
- Wrong name on a booking photo
- Wrong arrest date or release date
- Wrong county tag
- Broken link to a source page
- Old mugshot from a different arrest
- Wrong charge listed on a page
How We Handle Reports
Our team checks every error report against the source agency. We fix the page within five business days in most cases. Some fixes take longer when the source has its own error. We email you back when the fix goes live. We never share your contact details with anyone.
Mugshot Removal Requests
Florida law lets most arrest records stay public. We remove mugshot pages only when the court seals or expunges the case. Send us a copy of the court order by email. We remove the page within ten business days. We do not charge a fee for removal. We do not need your full court file, only the order page.
Identity Theft and Wrong Person Cases
Some pages show the wrong person. We remove those pages fast. Send us a police report or court paper showing you are not the person in the photo. We remove the page within five business days. We keep a record of the removal so the data does not come back.
Business and Media Inquiries
Law firms, bail bond companies, news outlets, and tech firms often pitch us. We read every pitch. Use the channels below to send a short note about your idea. We reply to business pitches within five business days.
Advertising on Our Site
Our site reaches people looking for arrest records each day. Lawyers, bail agents, and legal service firms buy ad space with us. We sell sidebar ads, sponsored county pages, and email blasts. Send a short pitch with your goals and budget. We send a rate sheet back within two business days.
Data Licensing and API Access
Some firms need bulk access to Florida arrest data. We license our dataset to vetted partners. Partners include background check firms, legal tech firms, and news outlets. Send a note about your use case. We send a sample API key for testing. Bulk pricing depends on call volume and data scope.
Press and Media Requests
News outlets often ask for comments on Florida arrest trends. We reply to press calls within one business day. Call our press line at 1-888-555-0143. Or email press@floridabustedmugshots.com. We do not share visitor data with the press. We can share public arrest data with proper context.
Florida County Directory
Florida has 67 counties. Each county runs its own arrest database. Below are the most-searched counties and how to reach their sheriff’s office. Use these links to find Florida county jail mugshots and Florida booking records search on the county site.
Major County Resources
The seven counties below cover most of the Florida population. Each one posts Florida recent mugshots, Florida arrest photos, and Florida jail roster data on its own site. Use the table below to find the right link fast. All sites are free to search.
| County | Main City | Sheriff’s Site | Main Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orange County | Orlando | ocfl.net | 407-836-4357 |
| Miami-Dade County | Miami | mdso.com | 305-471-2400 |
| Hillsborough County | Tampa | hcsheriff.org | 813-247-8200 |
| Broward County | Fort Lauderdale | broward.org/sheriff | 954-831-8300 |
| Duval County | Jacksonville | coj.net/sheriff | 904-630-0500 |
| Pinellas County | Clearwater | pcsonet.com | 727-582-6200 |
| Palm Beach County | West Palm Beach | pbso.org | 561-688-3000 |
How County Sites Work
Each county sheriff site has its own search layout. Most let you search by name. Some let you search by booking date. Photos appear on the result page. Charges and bond amounts show on the same page. Jail rosters update each hour in most counties. Our site links to each county tool so you do not have to track them down.
Contact Details
Use the details below to reach Florida Busted Mugshots. Save this page for your next question or error report. We list every channel in one place for your records.
Official Website: floridabustedmugshots.com
Support Email: support@floridabustedmugshots.com
Press Email: press@floridabustedmugshots.com
Removal Email: removals@floridabustedmugshots.com
Phone: 1-888-555-0142
Press Phone: 1-888-555-0143
Office Address: 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 1700, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM EST
Online Form: Open 24/7 at floridabustedmugshots.com/contact
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions below cover the most common asks we get from visitors, lawyers, and family members. Read through them before sending us a message. You may find your answer in seconds. Our team stands ready to help when you do need to reach out.
How long does Florida Busted Mugshots take to reply?
Our team reads every message each business day. Most emails get a reply within one to two business days from a real person on our team. Each reply has a name and a job title. We do not send auto replies or bot replies. Error reports take three to five business days because we check the source agency before we fix any page. We pull the source data, compare it to our page, and make the fix only when we can prove the source supports it. Mugshot removal requests take up to ten business days because we verify the court order with the issuing court. Phone calls get answered faster than emails during business hours. Our office runs Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM Eastern time. We do not reply on weekends or federal holidays. Online form submissions route to the right team member based on your topic choice. We track every message in our queue so nothing gets lost in the shuffle.
Can Florida Busted Mugshots remove my mugshot?
We can remove a mugshot page only when a court order backs the request. Florida law lets arrest records stay public in most cases. A judge must seal or expunge the case for removal. Send us a copy of the court order by email at removals@floridabustedmugshots.com. We remove the page within ten business days. We also remove pages for proven identity theft or mistaken identity. Send a police report with your removal request. We never charge a fee for removal. We keep your contact details private. We do not sell data to third parties. We can also point you to a lawyer in your county who can help with expungement if you do not have a court order yet. The expungement process can take three to six months in most Florida counties. We do not control that timeline.
Is Florida Busted Mugshots a government agency?
No. Florida Busted Mugshots is a private data site. We do not work for the state, county, or federal government. We collect public arrest records from official sources. We sort and show the data on our site. We cannot act as your agent with any court or police office. We cannot seal cases, expunge records, or pull court files. We can point you to the right office for those jobs. We are not a consumer reporting agency under federal law. We do not provide data for credit, employment, or housing decisions. Our data is for personal use only. We follow all state and federal laws on data display. We remove pages when courts seal records.
How do I search Florida arrest records on my own?
You can search Florida arrest records for free on county sheriff sites. Each county posts its own Florida booking photos and Florida recent bookings. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement runs the state arrest database. You can search Florida corrections inmate search on the state prison site. Our site collects these sources in one place for fast lookup. We link straight to each county tool. We update our pages every day with fresh data. We sort results by date, county, and name. You can also use clerk of court sites for court records. Each county runs its own clerk site. Most clerk sites let you search by name for free. Some clerk sites charge a small fee for full record copies.
What records does Florida Busted Mugshots collect?
We collect Florida arrest mugshots, Florida jail mugshots, Florida booking photos, and Florida recent bookings. We also list charges, arrest dates, and county of arrest. Our data comes from county sheriff sites, county jail rosters, and state agencies. We update our pages every day. We do not collect sealed records, juvenile records, or federal case data. We do not collect out-of-state data. We focus only on Florida arrest records. We add new counties as we confirm their data quality. We remove records older than seven years unless the case stays active. We keep our data scope clear so visitors know what they get.
How do I report errors on Florida Busted Mugshots?
Send us an email at support@floridabustedmugshots.com. Include the URL of the page with the error. Add a short note about the bad data. Screenshots help us fix issues faster. Our team checks the source agency within three business days. We fix the page within five business days in most cases. We email you back when the fix is live. We never share your contact details with anyone. We keep all error reports on file for our records. We track common error types so we can fix them at scale. You can also use our online form at floridabustedmugshots.com/contact to send error reports. Pick the error report option on the form for the fastest routing.
Does Florida Busted Mugshots charge a fee?
Our basic search is free. You can view Florida mugshot lookup data, county mugshots, and recent bookings at no cost. We charge a fee only for bulk data access and API keys. We never charge for error reports or mugshot removal. We never sell your data to third parties. Ads on our site pay for the free service. Premium features may come with a fee later. We will let you know before any fee starts. We will always keep the core search free for personal use. We will always keep error reports and removal requests free. We never charge for support calls during business hours. We post all fees on our pricing page before they start.