Maywood Inmate Search and Arrest Information
Maywood is a small city in Los Angeles County that receives law-enforcement services from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department through the East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station. There is no active standalone Maywood Police Department. Use the resources below to locate someone arrested in Maywood or to check whether they have entered county custody.
How to find someone arrested in Maywood
Contact the East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station at (323) 264-4151 for a very recent arrest. For arrests that occurred several hours ago or more, search the LASD Inmate Information Center using the person's full legal name and date of birth. If no record appears, the person may still be in processing, may have been released, or may not yet have entered county custody.
Law Enforcement in Maywood
Maywood contracts with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for law-enforcement services. The East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station at 5019 E. Third Street, East Los Angeles, CA 90022 is the responsible station. Maywood does not operate its own police department or jail. Arrests made in Maywood are handled by LASD deputies assigned to the East Los Angeles Station.
East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station
5019 E. Third Street, East Los Angeles, CA 90022
24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Steps to Locate Someone Arrested in Maywood
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Gather the person's full legal name, date of birth, and approximate arrest date and time.
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Call the East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station at (323) 264-4151 if the arrest was very recent and may not yet appear in online systems.
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Submit an inmate inquiry for help locating someone in county custody, providing the person's full legal name and date of birth.
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Search again after a few hours if no record appears — booking and processing can take several hours to post.
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Submit an inquiry through this page if you still cannot confirm custody status after checking the steps above.
Maywood Arrest vs. Los Angeles County Custody
An arrest in Maywood does not mean the person is currently held in Maywood. After an LASD arrest, a person may be processed at the East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station, released, transported to court, or transferred to a Los Angeles County custody facility. The LASD Inmate Information Center reflects current county custody status — not the initial arrest location. Confirm the current facility before making plans.
Why a Recent Arrest May Not Appear Online
Booking and identification paperwork is still being completed at the station.
Medical screening or intake procedures are underway.
A release decision — citation, own recognizance, or bail — is pending.
A transfer to a county facility or another agency is in progress.
The record has been entered but the online system has not yet refreshed.
Visiting Someone Arrested in Maywood
Maywood is served by East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station. Visiting procedures depend on where the person is currently held. Station holding is typically short-term; most people are transferred to a county facility within 24 to 72 hours of booking.
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Confirm the current custody location before traveling. Use the LASD inmate locator or call (800) 874-1151.
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Identify the facility's visiting schedule. Each LA County jail has its own days, hours, and registration requirements.
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Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Visitors without acceptable ID will not be admitted.
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Review the facility's dress code and prohibited-items list before arriving. Violations result in denied entry.
East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station does not operate a public visiting program for short-term station holds. Confirm transfer to a county facility before planning a visit.
Bail Information After a Maywood Arrest
After booking, a bail amount may be set based on the charges and the applicable LA County bail schedule. To confirm whether bail is listed and the current amount, contact East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station at (323) 264-4151 or check with the court after arraignment.
- The full bail amount is the total required to secure release through direct payment to the court or jail.
- A bail bond premium is a non-refundable fee paid to a licensed bail agent, typically a percentage of the full bail amount. The agent then posts a surety bond with the court or jail — the agent is not depositing the full cash amount on your behalf.
- Release eligibility and any holds — such as immigration detainers or other agency holds — must be confirmed before posting bail.
- Posting bail does not establish an exact release time. Processing after payment takes additional time.
- Confirm the correct posting location and accepted payment procedure with the holding facility before attempting to post.
Cite and Release After a Maywood Arrest
Not everyone arrested in Maywood is booked into custody. Depending on the charges and circumstances, a person may be released with a citation requiring a future court appearance.
| Process | What it means | How to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Citation release | Released with a written notice to appear in court. Booking may or may not occur depending on the circumstances and applicable law. | Check the citation for the court date, location, and case number. |
| Release on own recognizance (OR) | Released after booking without posting bail, based on a promise to appear. | Check release paperwork for appearance instructions and any conditions. |
| Release on bail | Released after bail is posted — either directly or through a bail agent. | Confirm the posting location and that all holds have been cleared. |
| Held in custody | Bail not posted, OR denied, or a hold prevents release. | Confirm current facility and any scheduled court date. |
- The applicable release process depends on the charges, the person's history, and current rules.
- Release does not necessarily end the case. A court appearance is typically still required.
- Appearance instructions are on the person's citation or release paperwork.
Court and Arraignment for Maywood Arrests
Felony and misdemeanor cases arising from Maywood arrests are typically heard at the Compton Courthouse, which serves the Southeast District. Arraignment generally occurs within 48 hours of arrest, excluding Sundays and court holidays (California Penal Code §825).
- 1Use the LA Superior Court case summary tool to look up scheduled hearings by name or case number.
- 2Confirm the courtroom and department number before attending — these can change.
- 3Bring a valid photo ID and arrive early. Security screening takes time.
- 4If the person has an attorney, contact the attorney's office for the most current hearing information.
Court assignment can vary. Always confirm the scheduled court and department from the person's citation, release paperwork, or the LA Superior Court case summary tool before attending.
Maywood Inmate Release Information
Release timing depends on the reason for release — bail posting, OR grant, sentence completion, or court order. Processing time after a release event can range from a few hours to longer depending on facility workload.
- Confirm the current custody location before expecting a release.
- Bail posting does not produce an immediate release. Allow time for processing.
- Property and personal belongings are returned at the releasing facility, not at the arresting station.
- If a hold from another agency is in place, release may be delayed or transferred to that agency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Official Resources
Information verified:
- LASD Inmate Information Center
Official LASD custody search
- East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station
Station information and contacts
- City of Maywood official website
City government information
Request Maywood Inmate Location Assistance
Provide the person's full legal name, date of birth, approximate arrest date and time, and any known booking number. This form uses the site's existing inmate-information request process and does not replace official LASD records.