Sharkey County Busted Mugshots is a private reference site, not a government office. We cannot confirm custody, arrange a release, post bond, or pull an official booking record. Contact the government office that holds the record or case directly.
Official Sharkey County Record Routes
For county jail-docket, booking-record, or releasable booking-photo requests, start with the Sharkey County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Herbert Ceaser’s official page lists 120 Locust St, Rolling Fork, MS 39159, telephone 662-873-1500, fax 662-873-6135, and hceaser@sharkeycountyms.com. The dated Secretary of State directory lists 662-873-4321 instead, so callers should verify the working line. No separately named records unit, public request form, public office hours, booking-photo fee, or county fee schedule was located.
Make a written request that identifies the person, a narrow date range, and the record sought, such as the releasable jail-docket entry, booking record, or associated photograph. Ask the sheriff whether email, mail, or hand delivery is accepted before relying on any method. Under the Mississippi Public Records Act, Sections 25-61-5 and 25-61-7 provide the timing and actual-cost framework. Ask for an itemized estimate, electronic-copy options, and a written exemption citation if material is withheld.
For the court stage after booking, Justice Court can be reached at P.O. Box 235, Rolling Fork, MS 39159, 662-873-6140, fax 662-873-0154. The Secretary of State directory identifies Circuit/Chancery Clerk Murindia Williams at P.O. Box 218, Rolling Fork, MS 39159, 662-873-2755, fax 662-873-6045. The rendered county Circuit Clerk page shows a conflicting 601 prefix, so verify before calling. These court paths concern initial appearances, filings, and dispositions, not a current-custody confirmation.
For a person in state corrections custody rather than county jail custody, use the Mississippi Department of Corrections. Its public-record route is written, not telephone: review the MDOC General Public page and submit through MDOC GovQA. Include a full name or MDOC ID, identify the requested state record, and ask about fees and releasability. An MDOC profile concerns state custody or supervision and is not a substitute for a Sharkey County booking record.
Use the source that matches the custody system. A Bureau of Prisons locator applies only to federal custody. The ICE locator applies only to immigration detention or qualifying CBP custody. Neither source supplies a Sharkey County jail booking record or confirms a local release.
- Use the sheriff’s written-request path for a Sharkey jail docket, booking record, or associated photograph, if releasable.
- Use Justice Court or the Circuit Clerk to ask about a case, initial appearance, filing, or later disposition.
- Use MDOC for an offender in state custody or supervision, not for a recent county booking.
- Use federal or immigration locators only when the custody system is known to be federal or immigration-related.