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Beverly Busted Arrest Custodian

Beverly counted 135 residents in the 2020 Census. Its municipal site lists an official city contact but offers no police records system. No local department page exists. There is no daily arrest bulletin or booking feed either. The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department states plainly that it protects the town. A Beverly arrest handled locally lands in the sheriff-run Lincoln County Jail. For custody questions and booking records, the sheriff is the working source. That doesn't cover every situation, though. An outside agency may have made the arrest. The person may also have been booked elsewhere after a transfer. Check the place, the arresting agency, and the booking jail separately before assuming anything.

Where Beverly Busted Photos Surface

Lincoln County publishes no online custody roster. There is no new-bookings feed. No public search field exists, no photo-display policy, and no release archive. What remains are official channels that each cover a different stage of the custody process.

Official sources come first for a reason. Third-party sites can sit stale for months. They leave gaps, or they attach a name to the wrong state entirely. Among the big aggregators, none had a verified Lincoln County, Kansas page. That list includes Busted Newspaper, RecentlyBooked, Arrests.org, and Mugshots.zone.

Beverly Busted Search Mix-Ups

Few place names invite mix-ups like this one. Search "Beverly Police Department" and you will likely land in Massachusetts. Search "Lincoln County mugshots" and results may lean toward Missouri, Nebraska, or Kentucky. Those agencies hold no authority over anything that happened in Beverly, Kansas. Demand several matching facts before tying a result to a person. The page must say Kansas. It should name Lincoln County or its 12th Judicial District, identify the right agency, and line up with the date of the event. A `/ks/` marker helps but proves little on its own. Then compare what you found against the official sheriff or court record, which sharply lowers the odds of pinning another county's photo on a Beverly resident.

Incident location

Where the event occurred. It does not necessarily identify the booking jail.

Arresting agency

The office whose officer made the arrest.

Booking facility

The jail that created the intake record and any booking photograph.

Disposition

The court’s later resolution, which may differ from the booked charge.

Busted in Beverly Kansas

Start with the question you actually need answered, not with an image search. Keep the inquiry narrow and anchored to one event. That single habit prevents most dead ends.

1. For possible current detention, contact the Lincoln County Sheriff at 785-524-4479 and ask how public custody can be confirmed.
2. Use VINELink for supported county-jail status notifications. VINE does not cover KDOC residents, juveniles, or federal detainees.
3. For a known Beverly arrest, request the arrest or booking report and associated intake photograph from the sheriff. State the name and approximate date.
4. Check Kansas CaseSearch for the court outcome, filtering to Lincoln County and confirming the case number.
5. If sentencing led to state custody or supervision, use KASPER. Do not call its offender image a Beverly booking photo.

Old records and copied photos cannot tell you who sits in jail today. The flip side is true as well. A current-status service may drop a person from view after release. For the full county lookup chain, see the Lincoln County Busted Mugshots hub.

Beverly Records Office Split

The Beverly City Office sits at 203 N Main Street, Beverly, KS 67423. Phone it at 785-436-2363. Fax works too, at 785-436-2430, or email cityofbeverly@twinvalley.net. Staff there can confirm city government business and local identity. They do not hold sheriff arrest reports, jail custody data, or booking photographs. The screenshot below shows the matching city contact. That source covers municipal details, nothing like a Beverly police blotter.

The city contact still has real value as a wrong-state filter. For law-enforcement records, go straight to the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department at 116 N 2nd Street, Lincoln, KS 67455. Call 785-524-4479 or fax 785-524-4108.

Beverly Busted Booking Request

Frame your request around one event. Ask the sheriff for the arrest or booking report. Name the person and give a date. Add a booking or case number if you have one. Requesting an electronic copy can cut reproduction costs and preserve any image metadata the agency keeps. Skip the broad "every Beverly arrest" approach when a single record answers the question. If the county wants a formal filing, follow its KORA instructions. Send in the official request form. County FOI officer Dawn M. Harlow sits at 216 E Lincoln Ave, Lincoln, KS 67455. Her number is 785-524-4757, her fax 785-524-5008, and her email lcclerk@lincolncoks.gov.

Expect most records within three business days. Otherwise, you should get a written explanation of the delay. That timeline is not a promise. Staff time and advance payment may apply, so ask for an estimate and set a cost ceiling. When part of a record is exempt, request the open portion that can be segregated, along with the statutory basis for anything withheld.

Beverly Jail Photo Boundaries

Lincoln County runs a local jail, yet it offers the public no roster. The sheriff staff page names the jailers. The 2024 jail-needs assessment describes the existing facility next to the Sheriff's Office and weighs future options. Neither source works as an inmate search. The planning document says nothing about who is held, whether anyone was photographed, or how fast a record gets produced, and it cannot confirm that any proposed facility was ever built. Read it only to understand the county system. For present custody, ask the sheriff or check VINE, and use KORA for a dated record.

Beverly Busted News Reality

News coverage in this corner of Lincoln County runs thin. The Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, a weekly general-interest paper, is the only clearly local outlet for Beverly, Lincoln Center, and Sylvan Grove. It prints community news, not a booking log. Regional outlets like KSAL and Salina Post cover major incidents now and then, with no fixed schedule and no Beverly mugshot feature of any kind. One regional story can mislead in a specific way. It may credit Lincoln County officers while the photo came from another county entirely. Check where the person was actually booked. Then follow up with the right sheriff and court records. The Arrest News page breaks down the gap between covering a single event and a full official feed. Mugshots.com keeps a Lincoln County page, but treat it as an unofficial historical leftover. Its 26 visible entries all fall between 2011 and 2013. A few lack images altogether. Those numbers say nothing about current crime or who is in custody today. Other big aggregators showed no genuine Lincoln County, Kansas section, so never settle for a same-name county page from another state.

Beverly Arrest Court Check

After a Beverly arrest, the case moves to court. The docket tells the rest of the story. Lincoln County District Court holds that file, and Clerk Lisa Feldkamp runs the counter. Visit her office at 216 E Lincoln Ave in Lincoln, KS 67455. You can also call 785-524-4057, fax 785-524-3204, or email lisaf@12jd.org. The official court page explains clerk access and links to online search tools.

Dockets can hold a lot. Expect the filed complaint, bond orders, hearing dates, amendments, pleas, dismissals, judgments, and sentences. Pull the case by number when you have it. Name searches work too, but set the filter to the 12th Judicial District and Lincoln County first. Then check the event date and the parties before trusting a match. The statewide portal requires registration before you can search.

Some records never surface online. The court's eCourt rollout date and the limits of the web interface both play a part. That leaves the clerk and the courthouse terminals as the reliable fallback. Sealed, expunged, and juvenile files stay protected no matter what. A blank search result tells you nothing on its own. Treat a booking entry as the start of the trail, not the end.