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Chubbuck Busted Mugshots

Chubbuck counted 15,570 residents in the 2020 Census. The city runs its own Police Department. County and state agencies also work in and around town. The official department page lists the station at 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, Idaho 83202, with Nick Sasser serving as Chief.

A city arrest and a county booking are separate events. Once someone enters Bannock County custody, the detention system builds the booking record. That system may also hold the intake photo. Chubbuck Police keep their own files: incident reports, photographs, audio, and video. Piecing together one arrest timeline can take requests to both agencies.

The city's site offers no current arrest log or updated mugshot feed. Its real value is the Records Bureau contact and its request rules. For current custody, the county Sheriff app and AlertSense reports are the practical public paths once a Chubbuck arrest leads to county detention.

Label everything by agency. A county listing shows custody. A city request returns the police report. The court file tracks the case itself.

Where Chubbuck Busted Mugshots Appear

Chubbuck's records split between the city police department and the county detention system, so start with the official channels and treat any secondary index as a lead worth verifying elsewhere.

A third-party county page can flag a Chubbuck booking only when its data carries a city or agency label. That does not mean every Chubbuck arrest appears there. Verify through the Sheriff app, AlertSense, CPD records, and the court. The Chubbuck Police Department page is the official city source behind this records comparison.

The Chubbuck Police page documents the city records route and confirms there is no dedicated current mugshot feed. Knowing that gap saves a search before it starts.

Busted in Chubbuck: Lookup Steps

Start with the county if the question is current custody, and with CPD if the question is a police-created report or image. The county-wide Bannock records path walks through the shared app, the reports, the court, and retention limits.

1. Check the Bannock Sheriff app for a person currently listed in county detention.
2. Open the newest AlertSense Arrest Summary and Daily Activity report for the date and agency context.
3. Use the Chubbuck Police records form for a CPD report, photograph, audio, or video.
4. Ask BCSO for the county booking record or intake image if the city arrest led to county detention.
5. Search Idaho iCourt for the case, hearings, amended charges, and disposition.

These sources run on different clocks. A name can hit a police report before any county listing appears. Someone may leave the active roster after release while the court case grinds on. A photo can also sit in a file without ever being displayed.

The Sheriff app is offered on Google Play and the the Apple App Store. Check the county roster notice to confirm the app is still the current public route.

Chubbuck Busted Police Records

The Chubbuck Police Department page puts the station at 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, Idaho 83202. The listed numbers are 208-237-7172 for the police work line, 208-237-7173 for dispatch, 208-238-2376 for the Records Bureau, and 208-237-0944 for fax. Records email is records@cityofchubbuck.us. Records Bureau hours run weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Chubbuck requires a written, signed request. The city states a response within three business days. The records request form asks for the subject or nature of the request, the location and date, involved parties with dates of birth, any other useful information, and requester contact details. Its categories cover Police Report, Accident/Impact Report, Photographs, and Audio or Video.

The form reaches only records Chubbuck Police created. It will not automatically pull a Bannock County Detention Center intake photo. When CPD made the arrest and BCSO handled the booking, send each request to the office that created the record. Fingerprint service is separate, with hours from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. A fingerprint appointment is not a booking-photo search.

Chubbuck’s Records Form Lists Fees

Chubbuck's written form is unusually specific about copy costs. The amounts apply to the city form and city-created records only. The Sheriff page publishes no separate current photo fee. These figures are not a fee schedule for BCSO detention photos.

Chubbuck's records form promises only what Idaho Code Title 9, Chapter 3 allows it to release. That means a request can come back delayed, redacted, or denied outright when a statute blocks disclosure. If something is missing, ask the Records Bureau why instead of assuming the file never existed.

Fees differ by custodian. BCSO charges $1 per report and posts no separate price for current booking photos. The Idaho Attorney General's public-records guidance covers what resident requesters must provide and how fast agencies must respond. Keep city and county fee schedules apart when you compare what comes back from each office.

No Chubbuck Daily Mugshot Feed

The official Chubbuck police page offers no daily arrest log, no booking-photo gallery, and no mugshot feed. That doesn't mean nothing happened. It just means the department points people toward its contact and records process rather than a live list.

Two county tools fill part of that gap. The Sheriff app is the current path for custody listings when someone is booked into county detention. AlertSense runs an Arrest Summary of recent events, though it carries no photos, and its Daily Activity Report covers incidents that never become bookings at all.

Knowing the city has no feed saves you from chasing stale pages or trusting a third-party mirror as if it were official. For a report or photo actually held by CPD or BCSO, the written request is the way in.

Chubbuck Arrest Counts Have Limits

Numbers exist, but read them carefully. The 2025 Idaho NIBRS report counted 432 arrests by Chubbuck Police, with 403 adults and 29 juveniles, for a served population of 16,813. Those are agency statistics, not a live booking count, not a tally of photos, and not case outcomes.

The figure also has blind spots. Another agency may handle some Chubbuck matters, some police arrests never reach a county booking, and juvenile records follow different access rules. So the total describes agency activity, not who sits on the current roster.

When you need a specific event, bring the date, agency, location, and case number to the records request. For how a case ended, the court file is the place to look.

When Chubbuck Busted Booking Holds the Photo

The county's historical detention handbook describes photographing people during intake, so a county booking image likely exists for many holds. What the handbook doesn't promise is public display; the current app page publishes no complete photo policy. A picture taken by Chubbuck police and a county booking photo can be two different images held by two different offices.

Start with the official app if the person is still in county custody. No image there? Ask BCSO whether one exists and whether a restriction applies. City-made images go through the CPD form. For older records, ask whether the file was retained or lawfully destroyed, because the county's 2026 retention minutes authorize destroying paper booking and temporary-inmate records without stating any digital-photo schedule. Put that question to the records office directly.

Chubbuck Crime News Is Selective

Local outlets decide for themselves what counts as news. East Idaho News, Local News 8, the Idaho State Journal, KPVI, and the Pocatello-Chubbuck Observer all cover Chubbuck or joint-agency cases when a story meets their editorial bar, using an agency release, a jail photo, or no photo at all.

Third-party indexes demand caution. Busted Newspaper and Recently Booked may carry a Bannock County booking labeled Chubbuck, but check that label against the official record. Mugshots.com appears only as historical material for the observed county. No current city-specific Arrests.org or Mugshots.zone section checks out.

News stories shine at supplying dates and agency names. The county Arrest News page maps those outlets, though it is no custody roster, no court record, and no complete photo archive.

After a Busted Chubbuck Arrest

Court records come next. The Idaho iCourt public portal handles case and party searches, and the Bannock County criminal court page explains the public path plus how to reach recordings or transcripts through the Clerk. A case file can show arraignment, later hearings, amended charges, dismissal, a plea, or a sentence.

Not everything surfaces there. Sealed or exempt cases stay out of the portal, and a missing result can stem from a spelling slip, the wrong county, or plain indexing lag. An empty search does not mean the arrest never happened.

Chubbuck and State Custody

State custody is a different system. The Idaho Department of Correction Resident/Client Search covers state incarceration, probation, parole, and other IDOC jurisdiction, refreshed daily with status, sentence details, sentencing county, case number, and release information. It is not the Chubbuck police log or the Bannock County jail roster.

Plenty of arrests never touch IDOC. A Chubbuck case ending in release or a local court outcome may stay off the state system entirely, while someone listed there may have left county custody long ago. Read the custody label next to the date and case information. For federal or immigration holds, use the locator built for that custody, since a county booking is never automatically a state or federal record.