Cois Byrd Release Records

Releases from Cois Byrd

Cois M. Byrd Detention Center is located at 30755-B Auld Road in Murrieta and serves the southwest Riverside County area from French Valley. The Sheriff says the facility opened in 1993 and is under the Corrections Division. That geography is important for families and attorneys working with Temecula, Murrieta, French Valley, and nearby southwest-county arrests, but it does not create a separate city release list. A person released from Cois Byrd leaves Riverside County Sheriff custody, and the release trail is held in county jail records, court records, VINE notifications when available, or a downstream state or federal system if there was a transfer.

The common exit paths are the same county-jail paths used at the other Sheriff facilities: bail or bond, own-recognizance or citation release, court-ordered release, time served, sentence completion, probation or mandatory supervision, transfer to another county, transfer to CDCR, federal transfer, immigration transfer, or another legal event. A live custody search answers whether the person is currently displayed in Sheriff custody. A release record answers when the booking ended and how. That distinction matters because Riverside research did not locate a separate official 24-hour or 72-hour release feed for Cois Byrd or for the county as a whole.

When JIMS no longer displays the person, the next records usually outlive the custody screen. Riverside Superior Court can show the criminal case trail, including bail, dismissal, sentencing, probation, future hearings, or CDCR commitment. California VINE can report or alert to a custody-status change if the person and agency feed are available. The Sheriff CPRA Unit can receive a request for booking and release information showing time, date, and manner of release. These channels should be used together, especially when the user is checking whether someone left the French Valley facility or was moved somewhere else.

Confirm a Cois Byrd Release

Start with Riverside Sheriff JIMS at jimspub.riversidesheriff.org. The public form requires a last name and allows first name, date of birth, and gender. It is a countywide lookup, so a result may point to Cois Byrd, Robert Presley, John J. Benoit, Larry D. Smith, Blythe, or another status. The form warning says the data should not be relied on for legal action, which means the search is useful for locating the record path but not enough for certified release proof.

1. Search JIMS by last name, then narrow with first name and date of birth if the result list is broad.
2. Check the facility and custody status carefully. Do not assume a Murrieta-area arrest is housed at Cois Byrd.
3. Use Riverside Superior Court public access at riverside.courts.ca.gov to check the case register and disposition.
4. Use California VINE at vinelink.vineapps.com/state/CA for custody status or notification when the record is available.
5. Request the booking and release record from the Sheriff CPRA Unit when you need the source record.

If the court case or Sheriff record shows a transfer to state prison, use CDCR's California Incarcerated Records and Information Search at ciris.mt.cdcr.ca.gov after the county transfer. CIRIS is the right path for state prison custody, parole-eligible date labels, Board of Parole Hearing information, and adult parole supervision when public. It is not the first search for someone released directly from Cois Byrd to the community or to a local supervision status.

Cois Byrd Records and Contact

Use the facility number for current custody and location questions, and use the Sheriff CPRA process for formal release records. California Government Code section 7923.610 identifies public arrest information that includes booking date and the time and manner of release or current holding location, unless a disclosure limit applies. Riverside Sheriff research identifies CPRA options as mail to the CPRA Unit, in-person request at a station, online transparency/request path, or email at cpra@riversidesheriff.org. Online and email requests are described by the Sheriff's CPRA guidance as often quicker.

A good request gives the person's full name, date of birth if known, approximate booking date, Cois Byrd as the possible facility, booking number if known, arresting agency, and any Riverside Superior Court case number. Ask for booking and release information showing the time, date, and manner of release. If the response says the person was transferred, follow that transfer rather than treating it as a simple release to the community.

About Cois M. Byrd Detention Center

The Sheriff facility page places Cois Byrd in southwest Riverside County near Temecula and Murrieta in French Valley. It is a county jail under a Sheriff captain and the Corrections Division. Its local role makes it a natural first guess for people arrested in the southwest area, but the official lookup is countywide. The search process should therefore avoid phrases that suggest a separate Murrieta jail roster or a Cois-only release feed. Countywide JIMS is the first check, and Sheriff CPRA is the formal release-record fallback.

The manifest image below comes from the Sheriff's Cois M. Byrd Detention Center source page, which supports the facility address, phone, and southwest Riverside County context used on this page.

Use the source page for facility orientation, then use JIMS, Superior Court, VINE, and CPRA to verify an actual release event.

Southwest County Lookup Nuance

The key Cois Byrd nuance is geography. Southwest Riverside County users may search with a city mindset because the facility is near Murrieta and Temecula, but custody is handled by the Riverside County Sheriff. A release from Cois Byrd may involve a local police arrest, a Sheriff's case, a warrant, a court order, or another agency, yet the jail record is still a county record. If JIMS finds no result, the person may be at another Sheriff facility, may have been released, may be under a different name, may have a limited record, or may have moved to another system. The absence of a Murrieta-only record does not settle the question.

Parking context is also local. The research notes that the facility page identifies public parking in front of the jail. That helps with lawful pickup planning, but it does not create a release-time guarantee. Riverside sources did not publish a Cois Byrd release-processing schedule or a rolling public recent-release window. Confirm current custody with JIMS or the facility, use VINE if a notification is available, and use the court record or CPRA request for documentation.

Court and VINE Checks

Riverside Superior Court can be the durable record when JIMS no longer displays a Cois Byrd booking. The court's public access system provides available case data through a secure web server, but it is not the official certified record. Case-number searches are free with required information; name searches require an online account and a fee. Once a case is selected, the register of actions may show hearings, bail changes, sentence, probation terms, dismissal, bench warrant activity, or commitment to CDCR. That is often the best way to understand why the person left jail.

California VINE is useful for a custody-change alert, especially when registration happens before release. Search California, use identifying information, confirm the right agency and person, then review the status or register for notification if offered. A VINE notice is practical evidence that a status changed, but it does not replace a Sheriff release record or the court disposition. For Cois Byrd, the strongest confirmation is the same countywide combination: JIMS first, court second, VINE for alert or current status, CPRA for the source release record, and CDCR only after a state-prison transfer.

Record Boundaries

A Cois Byrd release record may show name, physical description, arrest and booking date, arrest location, charges, bail amount, warrant or hold information, court case number, facility, booking number, and the time and manner of release where public. Some details can be redacted or unavailable because of safety, investigation, sealing, juvenile confidentiality, record purging, or other legal limits. Court records can also be purged under Government Code section 68152 or affected by cannabis-record destruction under Health and Safety Code section 11361.5. A missing online result is therefore a prompt to verify through the source, not a final answer.