Robeson County Jail Roster

The Robeson County jail roster records all inmates held at the Robeson County Detention Center in Lumberton. Robeson County is the largest county in North Carolina by land area. Sheriff Burnis Wilkins manages the Sheriff's Office and the 412-bed facility. The jail roster is a public record that lists each inmate's booking date, charges, and bond amount. Contact the office at 910-671-3100 for current inmate information.

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Robeson County Quick Facts

118,710 Population
412 Jail Beds
Lumberton County Seat
910-671-3100 Sheriff Phone

Robeson County Detention Center

The Robeson County Detention Center sits in Lumberton, the county seat. It has 412 beds. Sheriff Burnis Wilkins leads the Sheriff's Office and the detention staff. The facility handles a high volume of bookings given the county's large size and population. Staff process new arrests around the clock. Every booking adds an entry to the Robeson County jail roster.

When someone is arrested in Robeson County, they are transported to the detention center. Intake includes fingerprints, a photograph, and a health check. Officers log all charges. A magistrate reviews the case and sets bond. The completed booking appears on the Robeson County jail roster with all relevant details. Under N.C.G.S. Chapter 132, this information is public and available to anyone.

Robeson County Sheriff's Office and jail roster resource

Note: Robeson County's large geographic area means arrests come from many agencies, so the jail roster reflects a wide range of bookings.

How to Search Robeson Inmates

Call 910-671-3100 to ask about someone on the Robeson County jail roster. The Robeson County Sheriff's website has information about the detention center and the Sheriff's Office.

Online resources help expand your search. VINELink covers Robeson County and the entire state. You can search for inmates and register for custody alerts. The NC SAVAN program provides victim notification for cases in Robeson County. If someone has been transferred to state prison, the NC DAC offender search tracks them in the state system. They will no longer appear on the Robeson County jail roster after transfer.

When looking up someone on the Robeson County jail roster, have their full name ready. A date of birth or booking date helps narrow the results.

Robeson County Booking Records

Every arrest in Robeson County generates a booking record. This record forms the basis of the jail roster entry. It captures the person's name, age, physical traits, charges, and arresting agency. Arrests come from the Sheriff's Office, Lumberton Police, Pembroke Police, St. Pauls Police, and other municipal departments across the county.

Booking records follow N.C.G.S. Chapter 15A, the Criminal Procedure Act. This law governs arrests and intake procedures in North Carolina. Robeson County booking records are public documents kept by the Sheriff's Office. They can be requested in person or by mail. Older records are archived but remain available.

Commissary and Inmate Funds

Inmates at the Robeson County Detention Center can receive money in their commissary accounts. Commissary services are provided through McDaniel Supply. Families and friends can deposit funds online through jailpackstore.com. Deposits can also be made in person at the detention center. Money orders are accepted. Personal checks are not.

Commissary funds let inmates buy personal items, snacks, and writing supplies from the jail store. The Robeson County jail roster does not display account balances. Contact the detention center at 910-671-3100 for questions about depositing money or the commissary program.

Note: Commissary options and pricing at the Robeson County Detention Center are set by the vendor and may change over time.

Bond Types in Robeson County

Magistrates set bond at the time of booking. The Robeson County jail roster lists bond amounts and types. Common options include secured bonds, unsecured bonds, and written promises to appear. Secured bonds require cash or a bail bondsman. Unsecured bonds let the person leave without paying up front but hold them financially responsible if they miss court.

The NC Courts website has information about court procedures in Robeson County. The courthouse is in Lumberton. District Court handles misdemeanors and traffic cases. Superior Court covers felonies. Each charge on the Robeson County jail roster has an associated court date.

State Records and Transfers

When a Robeson County inmate receives a state prison sentence, they are transferred out of the detention center. They leave the county jail roster at that point. N.C.G.S. Chapter 148 covers state corrections operations. The NC DAC public records page handles requests for state inmate records.

The NC Sheriffs' Association provides resources to Sheriff Burnis Wilkins and all North Carolina sheriffs. Training, best practices, and operational guidance from the association help the Robeson County Detention Center maintain standards. These standards cover booking procedures, inmate care, and record keeping for the jail roster.

NC DAC public records page for Robeson County jail roster requests

Visitation at the Detention Center

The Robeson County Detention Center offers visitation on a set schedule. Contact 910-671-3100 for current hours and rules. All visitors must present valid identification. Dress code rules apply. Video visitation may be an option for families who cannot visit in person.

Medical care is available on site for all inmates. Health screening happens during intake. Mental health services are also provided. The Robeson County jail roster does not include medical information, as it is protected by privacy law.

About Robeson County

Robeson County was formed in 1787. It covers 949 square miles, making it the largest county in North Carolina by land area. Lumberton is the county seat. Other towns include Pembroke, St. Pauls, Fairmont, Red Springs, Maxton, and Rowland. The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is based in Robeson County. The county has one of the most diverse populations in the state.

The population is about 118,710. Sheriff Burnis Wilkins provides law enforcement for the entire county. The Robeson County jail roster captures arrests from all communities. The 412-bed detention center handles a large volume of bookings from multiple law enforcement agencies spread across nearly 950 square miles.

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