PUBLIC WARRANT RECORD • KANSAS

Mitchell Andrew Jones

ACTIVE WARRANT
Finney County, KS
Docket # 14CR254
Issued Apr 03, 2015
Presumption of Innocence Applied
NO PHOTO FILED
Active Arrest Warrant
COURT BAIL / BOND
$8,000.00
Official Law Enforcement Record
Jurisdictional Custodian

Finney County Sheriff's Office

Warrant status records must be officially confirmed directly with the issuing court or sheriff department. Do not attempt to apprehend any subject.
Warrant Desk Contact
(620) 272-3700
Address: 304 North 9th Garden City KS 67846
Department Site: finneycountyks.gov
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ALLEGED OFFENSES & STATUTORY CHARGES
Finney County Court
Probation Violation/Assault on LEO X2 Interference w/ LEO (22-3716 Misd)
Plain-English Clarification: Motion to Revoke Probation / Community Supervision Violation
Official Subject & Warrant Specifications
Public Law Enforcement Index
Full Legal Name
Mitchell Andrew Jones
Warrant Number
14CR254
Issue Date
April 3, 2015
Bond / Bail Amount
$8,000.00
Issuing Jurisdiction
Finney County, Kansas
Custodian Agency
Finney County Sheriff's Office
Record Status
• ACTIVE (Subject to Direct Law Enforcement Verification)
Record Source Check
Record checked: October 8, 2026. This is a source observation, not confirmation of current court status.
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