July 29, 2010   
Detainees in Custody

Every attempt will be made to update this website each day.
 The date above will show the date of the last update.
The information listed for each Detainee is only as
accurate as the information provided to us. 
All charges listed below are for Richland County
unless other wise noted.

Please do not call the Detention Center for Detainee court dates.
If you wish to find a Detainee's next court date the
website to visit is www.judici.com.


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Adkins, Brian E.
Charge:
Manufacture/ Deliver Controlled Substance
Bond: 
$5000.00 Cash


Benton, Mack Allen
Charge:
Deliver Controlled Substance
Bond: 
$7500.00 Cash


Colclasure/ Fisher, Amanda R.
Charge:
First Degree Murder
Bond: 
$100,000.00 Cash


Duncan, Cameron J.
Charges:  
Theft
Possession of Stolen Vehicle
Bond: 
$5000.00 Cash


Eastman, Jeffery H.
Charges: 
Criminal Sexual Assault
Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child
Bond: 
Awaiting Sentence 
Bond Revoked


Galyean, Joseph A.
Charge: 
Possession Methamphetamine
Bond: 
$3000.00 Cash


Garlin, William P.
Charges: 
FTA / Aggravated Battery
Violation of Probation
Bond: 
$500.00


Hackney, Dustin A.
Charge: 
Burglary
Bond: 
$2500.00 Cash


Hall, Todd A.
Charge: 
Aggravated Battery
Bond: 
$2500.00 Cash


Haney / Johnson Darcey E.
Charge: 
Delivery of Controlled Substance
Bond: 
$3000.00 Cash


Haney, John E.
Charge:
Delivery of Controlled Substance
Bond: 
$3000.00 Cash


Harris, Matthew D.
Charge: 
Burglary
Bond: 
$2500.00 Cash


Kegg, Kevin F.
Charge:
Domestic Battery
Obstrusting Justice
Bond: 
$2000.00 Cash


Kimpling, Phillip C.
Charges: 
Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Deliver
Possession of Controlled Substance
Bond:  
$25,000.00 Cash


Lacey, Sheri L.
Charge: 
Obstructing Justice
Theft
Bond: 
$1500.00 Cash


Leaf, Tyler
Charges: 
Violation Bail Bond
 Harass through Electronic Communication
Bond:  
$2,000.00 Cash
Charges:  
Driving While License Revoked
Bond:  
$900.00 Cash


luther,Nicholas T.
Charge: 
Unlawful Delivery Cannabis
Bond:  
$7500.00


Lutz, Anthony S.
Charge: 
Burglary 
Bond:  
$2500.00 Cash


Mason, Justin R.
Charge: 
Possesion Methamphetamine
Bond:  
$3000.00


Melahn, Christopher J.
Charge:
DUI Drugs
Possession Control Substance
Bond: 
$2500.00


Merriweather, Sheila E. 
Charge:
Aggravatted Battery
Bond: 
Needs to be set
by Court


Pedigo, Matthew J.
Charge: 
Theft / Possession of Stolen Vehicle
Bond: 
$5000.00


Pinkstaff, Brian K.
Charge: 
Hold for Lawrence County
Bond: 
Contact Lawrence County


Powell, Daniel L. Jr
Charge:
Retail Theft
Bond:  
Sentenced IDOC 
Bond Revoked


Ray, Heather R.
Charge: 
Hold for Lawrence County
Bond: 
Contact Lawrence County


Riggs, Martin W.
Charge: 
Unlawful Delivery Controlled Substance
Bond:  
$7500.00


Seip, Christina J.
Charge: 
Possession Methamphetamine
Bond: 
$1500.00 Cash


Thomas, Noah S.
Charge: 
Aggravated Fleeing / Richland County
Bond: 
$3000.00 Cash
Charge: 
Possession Meth/Unlawful use Property / Richland County
Bond: 
$7500.00 Cash
Charge: 
Aggravated Fleeing / Jasper County
Bond: 
$1000.00 Cash
Charge: 
FTA / Clay County
Bond: 
$200.00 Cash


Trout, Jonathan L.
Charge: 
Sex Offender 
Failure to Report Change of Address
Bond: 
$2000.00 Cash


Young, Aaron S.
Charge:
Failure to Appear / Effingham County 
Bond: 
$1000.00
Charge:
Obstructing Justice
Bond: 
$1000.00



Intake & Release Process

Individuals who have been placed under arrest are first transported to Richland County Sheriff's Office , which is located at 211 W. Market St., Olney, IL.   Upon arrival, they must complete the following steps:

  • Property Intake
  • Medical Screening
  • Fingerprinting
  • Photographing
  • Warrants Check

While the staff at Richland County Detention Center is dedicated to ensuring the prompt processing and release of eligible arrestees, the amount of time required to complete this process may be affected by the volume of arrestees being processed simultaneously and/or the availability of information from state and national databases.

Release of Inmate Property

Inmate property can be released to family or friends after an inmate completes a property voucher specifying the intended recipient. Property may be picked up between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., seven-days-a-week, at the Richland County Detention Center where the inmate is housed. A government-issued photo ID is required to receive the property.

Appearance in Court

Arrestees who are not bonded out of jail will be taken before the nearest presiding Judge without unecessary delay.  The judge will inform the arrestee of the charge(s) against him/her, rights to a quick and speedy trail, right to an attorney, and if appropriate, will set a bond amount.

Court proceedings may be done via closed circuit tv located in the lobby of the Richland County Detention Center.



Inmate Information

Phone number for prisoner information;

               618-395-7481          


   How to pay bail by credit/debit card:
    Discover, MasterCard, Visa, American Express
             24 hours a days, 7 days a week
1.  Cardholder must have FACT SHEET* information about the defendant
2.  Payment is made via Internet or phone
    a.  www.GovPayNOW.com
    b.  888-604-7888
3.   If the cardholder is present at the jail facility, he/she must have their credit/debit    
        card with them and a photo ID
*To get started, see jail/facility/ booking staff.
A fee will be charged to use this service.

                                    

                          To write to a detainee/inmate in the Correctional Facilities:                                          

Inmate’s name
   211 West Market
Olney, IL  62450

  

TELEPHONES

Detainees will be allowed to use the telephones in their cell from 600 AM until 1100 PM. The Richland County Jail will only pay for telephone calls that are made during the initial arrest. Any calls made after the detainee is incarcerated will be paid for by the detainee or the person they are calling.    Inmates will be allowed to purchase pre-paid calling cards each evening after 3:00 pm.  Telephones are a privilege and can be denied for poor behavior.

COURT APPEARANCES

Detainees will be taken for court appearances only when requested by the court regardless of what date and time has previously been scheduled.  Correctional officers have no control over court appearances. All detainees taken to court will be dressed in a standard jail uniform and restraints unless otherwise ordered by the court. Detainees going to and from court will not be allowed to use tobacco or have any physical contact with family or friends. 

MESSAGES TO INMATES

The Correctional Staff will not delivery messages to the detainees from the public unless it is an emergency.

Communications between Inmates if Custody

There will be no communications between detainees/inmates that are not housed in the same cell.  This will include the passing of any items.

Detainee Visits

Detainees must be in custody for 72 hours before being allowed a visit.  Female detainee visits will be each Wednesday and Saturday 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM.   Male detainee visits will be each Wednesday and Saturdays, 1:00PM until 3:00PM.  Detainees must fill out a visitors list with the names of the persons they expect to visit.   Detainees will be allowed one twenty (20) minute visit each week.  Visits will be conducted on a first come first serve basis.  All persons expecting to visit with a detainee shall present photo identification.  Persons under the age of 17 will not be allowed to visit with a detainee unless they are accompanied and in the presence of an adult. Visiting is a privilege and can be denied for poor behavior.  No person will be allowed to visit a detainee unless they are a family member as defined below.

Spouse                   Parents                  Brother/ Sister

Child                      Step Parents         Grandparents

Step Brother/Sister                             Aunt/ Uncle         

Legal Guardian of Minor Child  (Only when accompanying the Child of the Inmate)


DETAINEE PERSONAL ITEMS

Personal items accepted for detainees from the free community will be limited to the following, money, legal papers, prescription medication, and medical devices.

NO OTHER ITEMS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Money must be in the form of a money order or cashiers check made payable to the detainee.  Money orders can be accepted through the front door only during the first 24 hours of incarceration after that only by mail. Prescription Medication must be in the original Pharmacy container with the proper label attached, and the detainee’s name.  All medication that is accepted will be checked to ensure it’s content before it is dispensed to the detainee.

 

Disclaimer

Information presented on this website is considered public information (unless otherwise noted) and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credit is requested.  While Richland County Detention Center makes every effort to provide accurate and complete information, various data such as names, etc. may change prior to updating. Detainees are assumed innocent until proven guilty.  RCSO welcomes suggestions on how to improve our home page and correct errors. RCSO provides no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of furnished data.

 Please note that RCSO does not control and cannot guarantee the relevance, timeliness, or accuracy of the outside materials.

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