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I’ve been a victim or a crime; what should I do?: The first thing you need to do is to report the crime to local law enforcement. If you live out in the county, call the Parker County Sheriff’s Department. If you live within the city limits, call your city police department.

Our office does not investigate crimes, it prosecutes cases that have already been investigated by law enforcement.

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1. I’ve been a victim or a crime; what should I do?: The first thing you need to do is to report the crime to local law enforcement. If you live out in the county, call the Parker County Sheriff’s Department. If you live within the city limits, call your city police department.

Our office does not investigate crimes, it prosecutes cases that have already been investigated by law enforcement.

2. How do I find out if someone is still in jail or in prison?

Use these online resources to check:

3. How do I find out the status of my case?: You can find out the general status of a criminal case by using the Parker County Records Search and entering either the case number of the defendant’s name.

If you are the victim of a crime and cannot find the information you need, please call our office and ask for the Victim Assistance Coordinator, at 817-598-6124.