how do i find out if i have warrents in texas?

Answer 1

Contact the police department.

Answer 2

There are a few simple things you can do to find out if you do.

1) Call the courthouse in the town that you think you might have warrants in. Ask to talk to the payment office and ask if you have any warrants.

2) Use one of the free or cheap online warrant lookup services. The good ones will require a small fee, but it is worth it if it means getting your warrants cleared up.

3) Go up and ask a police officer if you have any warrants.

4) Do nothing and wait. Eventually someone will contact you, but they might put you in a great deal of debt, or worse send you to jail.

Answer 3

My experience, calling a court house, they need to speak with the person in question.

Some counties and newspapers will run the warrants. I know that I can find out who has warrants out for their arrest in my old hometown. So, if you know the county you may be able to find it that way.

Otherwise, if it's not a serious warrant, call the county and ask, that is if you're trying to fix the problem.

Answer 4

Walk up to a police officer and ask him.

He'll let you know.

Seriously, if you've broken the law, or think you might be wanted for a crime, be responsible about it and own up to what you've done. Turn yourself in and accept what's coming to you. It's the first step to living a better life.

EDIT: Am I the only one that got a private message from this criminal cursing me out for telling him to ante-up for what he's done?

Geez! You try to do someone a favor and teach them a little responsibility and they blow up at you! Kids these days!

Answer 5

you call teh police department and aske if there is any warrents for that person but berfore u call inctroduce you self as unonimous and call from a payphone

Answer 6

Not really sure, although you could check with the County Clerks Office, where you think the offense took place.

Answer 7

call the state police

Answer 8

call