West Feliciana Same-Day Arrest View
The sheriff's office posts nothing labeled a same-day or 24 hour arrest list. Its live source is the West Feliciana LA VINE roster. The Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement says jail-management systems feed participating rosters every 30 minutes. That cycle makes the roster strong for near-current custody. It is not a clocked log of every arrest from the past day.
The WFPSO Jail Bookings page plays a different role. Entries are grouped by date. Each line can confirm a name. It also gives age, block address or city, and charge text the sheriff listed. There is no guaranteed posting time. Intake, classification, bond processing, transfer, or release can all happen first. The public pages may catch up later.
The official sheriff booking page is shown in this captured source view.
The dated list appears here beside its link to the separate current jail roster.
Check West Feliciana Arrests Today
Keep a fresh custody check apart from a dated booking record. The roster shows who is held now. The booking page keeps a dated line even after custody changes.
- Open the West Feliciana LA VINE roster and look for the person’s legal name. Compare the available identifiers before treating a result as a match.
- Check WFPSO Jail Bookings for the newest date headings and a matching entry. Read the source’s charge words as charges.
- For a current charge, booking, release, or custody question, call the West Feliciana Parish Detention Center at 225-784-3158.
- If a named booking record is needed, use the WFPSO public-record request channels by email, mail, fax, or in person.
- Use the West Feliciana Clerk of Court for the later docket and disposition. The jail says it does not release court dates publicly for security.
This order avoids a common mistake. A live roster answers who is in custody after the system syncs, while a booking record documents the intake event itself. Someone released or transferred can drop off the custody view while the arrest record still stands.
West Feliciana Arrest Fields
The two public screens split their fields. A roster entry lists name, date of birth, race, gender, and arrest date. The booking page shows date, name, age, block address or city, and charges. Neither web view displays a photo. Bond, booking number, and court date are left off too.
| Field | Where it appears | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Roster and booking list | Match with another identifier |
| Arrest or booking date | Roster and dated list | Shows the recorded event date, not a court result |
| Date of birth, race, gender | Observed roster design | Identifiers used to separate similar names |
| Age and address or city | Booking list | An address is not proof of arrest location |
| Charge text | Booking list | An charge as entered at booking |
| Bond, photo, court date | Not verified in public view | Ask the proper jail, records, or court source |
For a final outcome, turn to the court record itself. Check the criminal docket and daily minutes through the West Feliciana Clerk of Court rather than relying on a booking line.
West Feliciana Arrest Confirmation
When the roster is down or a name has not synced, call. WFPSO routes booking and charge questions to the detention center. The center sits at 4834 Feliciana Street in St. Francisville. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The jail phone is 225-784-3158. The sheriff's non-emergency line, 225-784-3136, is answered around the clock. Emergencies still belong at 911.
Records requests go through the sheriff's records channel, not repeat calls to jail staff. WFPSO accepts them in person at 4785 Prosperity Street. Mail works too, at PO Box 1844, St. Francisville, LA 70775. Send email to records@wfpso.org, or fax 225-635-6947 with "RECORDS REQUEST" marked. Give the full legal name and the approximate date. Add the arresting agency if known, and the exact booking item wanted.
The official detention information page lists the local phone, address, and booking inquiry details. It also notes court-date limits.
This is the practical backstop when an online same-day check leaves current custody unresolved.
West Feliciana Arrests and Court
Booking and adjudication are separate stages. A booking record marks entry into custody and the charges stated then. The later case record lives with the courts. Those are the 20th Judicial District Court and the West Feliciana Clerk of Court. Filings, docket entries, daily minutes, and judgments appear there when available. So do pleas, dismissals, and acquittals.
Detention staff do not release court dates publicly, the sheriff says, citing security. That limit does not make the booking page a court calendar. Use the Clerk of Court search instructions. Select the criminal record category in eClerksLA when appropriate.
Note: Preserve the date and source when recording a booking, then consult the court record before stating how the case ended.
Why West Feliciana Lists Differ
The sheriff's two paths answer different questions. LCLE describes the LA VINE roster as live custody data sent from the jail-management system. WFPSO's Jail Bookings page is a dated blotter. Someone who bonds out may leave the roster yet stay on the dated page. Someone newly admitted may reach the roster before a booking entry goes up.
Transfers add another layer. The detention center transfers women and juveniles to other facilities. The local jail also holds some sentenced people. Some stay in custody until release or transfer. A person placed with Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections belongs in the state locator. Angola sits in the parish. Its state-prison population is not a list of local recent arrests.
Sheriff App Is Not an Arrest Feed
The West Feliciana Sheriff LA app handles public-safety news, tips, and crime reports. Nothing in its listing promises booking photos. No same-day arrest feed lives there either. Think of it as the agency's megaphone, not a parish booking record.
A fresh West Feliciana arrest calls for the usual order. Check the roster first. Then dated bookings, then a call to the jail. Social posts and news stories may spotlight one incident, yet neither gives the full picture of who was arrested in the parish that day.
Person-specific custody searching starts at the VINELink landing page.
VINELink, not the sheriff's communication app, is the service for custody alerts on one person.
Request a West Feliciana Arrest Record
A web roster never equals the full statutory booking record. Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure article 228 spells out what booking must include. Name and address belong in the entry. So do property taken, booking date and time, the charges, the arresting person, and a short account of the event. The public web list leaves some of those fields out. A narrow, targeted request works best. It gets you the official West Feliciana arrest record without asking WFPSO for a vague pile of paper.
Identify the person by full legal name and give the best approximate booking date. Arresting agency, case number, or booking number? Add those only if known. Then list each item you want. That might be the article 228 booking entry, the booking summary, the initial complaint report, the bond record, or a release and transfer record. WFPSO's posted 2023 fee schedule set a booking record at $10 per request. Other documents ran $1 per page. Confirm current cost and availability first. Send payment after that.
Louisiana public-record law sets prompt-response rules when a record is not ready on the spot. Those rules stop short of promising a fixed delivery day for a complex request. Keep your own file: request date, method, fee notice, and any written response. Court filings and minute entries belong to the clerk, so route those questions there.