Warrant Search in Statewide, Massachusetts

Massachusetts State Police

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Direct online list (verified) - State Police's Most Wanted

Official Resource

Access the official Statewide warrant and court record search portal.

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Phone: (800) 527-8873 or (508) 820-2121 (Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section)

What This Resource Provides

Genuine non-court statewide resource: State Police's published list of violent fugitives, separate from the Mass. Dept. of Correction's own escapee 'Most Wanted' list (mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-department-of-corrections-most-wanted) and from EXISTING ROW 33 (Massachusetts Trial Court - the court resource, excluded per your rule). VERIFIED: page loads with current wanted posters. | CORRECTED: prior URL was a curated Most Wanted / wanted-persons list, not a live name-searchable warrant-status tool. A person's absence from a Most Wanted list does not mean no warrant exists - most outstanding warrants (failure to appear, bench warrants, minor charges) never appear on these lists. Swapped to general Sheriff site; phone/in-person contact is the reliable way to check warrant status.

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About Statewide Warrant Search

A Statewide warrant search helps you find active arrest warrants and bench warrants in Statewide, Massachusetts. The Massachusetts State Police maintains records of warrants issued in Statewide.

How to Check for Warrants in Statewide

To check for warrants in Statewide, contact the Massachusetts State Police directly at (800) 527-8873 or (508) 820-2121 (Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section). Ask about active warrants, arrest warrants, and bench warrants. You will typically need the person's full name.

What is a Statewide Arrest Warrant?

An arrest warrant in Statewide is issued by a judge when law enforcement has probable cause to believe someone committed a crime. An active arrest warrant means the person can be legally arrested by law enforcement officers.

What is a Statewide Bench Warrant?

A bench warrant in Statewide is issued when someone fails to appear in court. Bench warrants are different from arrest warrants and are issued from the judge's bench. Use our warrant search to check for bench warrants in Statewide.