Amarillo Warrant Search

Please fill out our Free Warrant Check form below to check for active warrants in Potter County, Texas. Dunham & Jones WARRANT TEAM can check to see if you have any active warrants in Amarillo or Potter County, Texas.

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How does an Arrest Warrant in Potter County get issued?

An arrest warrant in Potter County can only be issued by a judge. Amarillo Police Department and Potter County Sherriff's Department can't authorize a warrant for your arrest. In order for a judge to authorize a warrant for your arrest, Amarillo or Potter County Sherriff's Department must present probable cause to the judge for the warrant to be issued in Potter County. Once a warrant in Potter County has been issued for your arrest you may be arrested at your residence, place of work, school, traffic stop, or when you get driver's license renewed.

Do I have a Warrant issued for my arrest in Potter County?

If you have to ask yourself "Do I have a warrant?" theres a good chance that an arrest warrant is getting ready to be issued or you have an active warrant in Potter County for your arrest. Fill out our Free Warrant Check form above and have Dunham & Jones Warrant Team check for any active warrants issued for you in Potter County, Texas.

Common Arrest Warrant questions our Warrant Team is asked

If you have to ask yourself "Do I have a warrant?" or "I think I'm being investigated by Amarillo Police Department" then you need to call the Warrant Team at Dunham & Jones and have them check for any possible active warrants you may have filed against you in Potter County, Texas. The Warrant Team will do a free warrant search for you in Amarillo and Potter County.

Reasons you may have an arrest warrant in Potter County:

• I got a call from a Detective at Amarillo Police Department asking me questions. Do you know if I have a warrant coming?
• I think there may be a warrant issued for me. My family received a phone call from an Investigator at Amarillo Police Department asking questions about me and wanting to know where I worked.
• I heard from a source that I'm being investigated. Do I have an active warrant?
• Amarillo Police Department was at my house looking for me. Do I have an arrest warrant?
• I missed a required court date at Potter County Courthouse. Did the judge issue an arrest warrant for missing the court date?

Fill out our Free Warrant Check form above so our WARRANT SEARCH TEAM can check to see if you have any active warrants in Amarillo or Potter County, Texas. They will contact you to discuss your warrants and how they can help you resolve your open warrants. The warrant check is free.