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If you're looking to search for inmates in New Mexico, there are a few steps you can take to get started. The New Mexico Corrections Department (NMCD) is responsible for overseeing all correctional facilities in the state, including prisons, detention centers, and work release centers.
To search for inmates in the state, the NMCD provides an online database that allows you to search for inmates based on their name and/or prisoner number. Once you've entered the required information, the search results will provide basic information about each inmate's current location, age, gender, and length of sentence. If you need more detailed information about an individual's status or charges against them that led to incarceration, you'll need to contact the facility directly for more information.
In addition to the online database, the NMCD also provides contact information for local jails throughout the state. If you believe someone you're searching for may be detained in a local jail, you should contact the sheriff's office in the county where they are believed to be held. They can provide you with information about the inmate's current status and location.
If you're looking for a family member or friend who may have been arrested by border patrol agents or other law enforcement agencies in New Mexico, you can contact U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) directly, or you can use the online detainee locator tool offered by ICE on its website.
It's also worth noting that there are other resources available for searching for inmates in New Mexico. Vinelink, for example, is a third-party website that provides information about inmates in correctional facilities across the country, including those in New Mexico. You can search for inmates using their name or offender ID, and the site will provide you with basic information about their current location and status. Keep in mind that this information may not be as up-to-date as information obtained directly from the facility, so it's always a good idea to contact the facility directly for the most accurate and current information.