Lexington County Detention Center, SC Inmate Roster

The Lexington County Detention Center is a full-administration law authorization organization.

The mission of the LCDC is to “guarantee reasonable and equivalent organization of the law, safeguarding public wellbeing and doing as such with demonstrable skill and solidarity of direction, while being acceptable stewards of the public’s trust.”

LCDC serves Lexington and different urban communities in the Lexington County zones.

The two guys and females, from age 16 and up, are detained at this office. Most people arrested here are here for a couple of days to up to 2 years.

On the off chance that you know somebody in LCDC, here is the place where you can discover data concerning calls, store, and visiting hours.

Sheriff Bryan Koon has been sheriff since August 2015. Koon has been on the law enforcement career path since 1993.

Can Inmates Call You?

Detainees can’t receive calls; nonetheless, voice messages might get left for prisoners by calling 803-785-2743 and picking alternative 4. To get data on opening a record to support prisoner calls, press choice 6. Aside from real and apparent crises, for example, the demise or health-related situation of a close relative, messages a detainee are not acknowledged and won’t be given to the prisoner. If there should be an occurrence of a problem, kindly contact the Detention Center move director at 803-785-2743.

Do Inmates Get Medical Care?

Clinical consideration is given to detainees on a 24-hour premise by clinical faculty who work for an organization that agreements with Lexington County to offer clinical types of assistance at the detention center. A doctor routinely sees detainees at the office, and prisoners get moved to appropriate medical care offices on account of a health-related crisis. Clinical staff regulates medicine as recommended by the doctor at the office.

Notwithstanding legal clinical consideration, local dental administrations are accessible.

For psychological wellness issues, a case manager is accessible seven days per week to survey detainees. A case manager is additionally accessible as needs are night-time to help with any crisis circumstance. If you believe that any prisoner is discouraged, self-destructive, or intellectually shaky, if it’s not too much trouble, promptly contact a detention center move chief at 803-785-2743.

Lexington County Inmate Search

The Lexington County Detention Center does have a simple inmate list online. This inmate list does not have mugshots. If you need mugshots, you will need to get in touch with the arresting department for that. Typically, that will cost you some money.

How Do Inmates Get Money for Commissary?

Detainees can keep cash in a record to purchase container things, for example, nibble nourishments, composing paper, stepped envelopes, toiletries, and underpants. Prisoners can’t have money. Cash for a prisoner can be saved into the detainee’s record via mail (cash orders just), on the web, or at one of the stands in the front entryway at the detention center, where booths are accessible non-weekend days between 9 am to 10 pm and on ends of the week between 9 am to 4 pm. Stores get restricted to $140 every day.

Can My Legal Team Visit Me in Jail?

Official Guests (lawyers) can visit a prisoner anytime between 8:30 am to 10 pm. Notwithstanding, official guests can’t visit while detainees are being served suppers. They can’t visit during formal security exercises that happen day by day between 12 pm and 2 pm and between 5 pm and 8 pm. Official guests should introduce appropriate photograph ID and expert ID preceding any visit.

Pastors with the detention center clergyman corps visit detainees consistently, offering strict assistance and otherworldly direction to prisoners of Christian, Muslim. Jewish and Unitarian faiths just as to prisoners of other world religions. Clergymen are allowed to visit prisoners during ordinary appearance hours.

Can Family Visit Me in Jail?

Individuals presently can plan visits with all prisoners at the Lexington County Detention Center by visiting the Securus site. You can decide to visit nearby or arrange a visit from the accommodation of your own home, utilizing the video appearance framework.

If it’s not too much trouble, know that a detainee can decline to perceive any guest. In some lodging areas, the prisoner can plan a visit, and the detainee at that point is answerable for educating guests about the booked time for the visit.

If you don’t mind, show up at any rate 15 minutes before the planned time for your visit to get enlisted conveniently. If you show up at the specific season of your visit, if it’s not too much trouble, be set up to stand by as there are restricted appearance spaces, and handling requires time. Just two grown-ups will be permitted to visit a detainee at once younger than 12 are not allowed to visit. Any kid between the ages of 12 and 1 should get joined by a grown-up and should stay under the grown-up’s oversight consistently. Youngsters aged 11 and more youthful can visit a detainee from their home, utilizing the video appearance framework.

How to Send Photos to Inmates?

Of course, you can send photos to inmates. But you can no longer send them directly through the mail with your letters. Images are no longer being accepted through this method.

If you would like to send photos to inmates, you will need to use SmartJailMail. This is a service that you can use and upload images to it. Inmates can then print them out while in jail for a cost.

Lexington County Prison Statistics

Lexington County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	-
Native Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	463
Other Prison Admissions	-
White Prison Admissions	263
Latino Prison Admissions	-
Black Prison Admissions	179
Male Prison Admissions	404
Female Prison Admissions	59

Lexington County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	988
Female Prison Population	89
Total Prison Population	1,077

Lexington County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	-
Latino Prison Population	35
White Prison Population	573
Other Prison Population	15
Black Prison Population	458
Native Prison Population	-

Lexington County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	8
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	30
Black Jail Population	321
White Jail Population	449

Lexington County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	123
Total Jail Admissions	12,100
Total Jail Population	800
Male Jail Population	677

Lexington County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	58
Male Pretrial Jail Population	574
Pretrial Jail Population	747

Lexington County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	1
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	110
Jail Population Held for State Jail	3
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	2
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	2
Jail Population Held for ICE	-

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