One of the most powerful defense weapons that an individual can have is knowledge. The old saying “ignorance is bliss” can go right into the trash can where it belongs. The truth is, undoubtedly, that ignorance is dangerous. Having the ability to see a potentially hazardous situation in a clear light before it even comes to pass can prevent devastation and save lives. Is having access to public records an invasion of privacy? It all depends on how you look at it.

Access to Public Data

One of the best places to find just about every kind of public record is SpyFly. It is unfathomable to comprehend the number of crimes that have been prevented just because a person had the tenacity to look at the public information that was available regarding a person they were about to invite into their home or allow to be alone with their children.

Public information is available for a reason. Having crystal clear transparency within the interactions between the general public and the government is crucial in order to maintain a higher level of integrity on both sides. If the government is able to hide what they do from the people, and vice versa, the threat of corruption and unethical practices will always be present. Humans, for the most part, behave better when they know they are being observed.

Public records come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Mainly any kind of transaction between a citizen and the government can be considered a public record. The most common types of public records are:

• Arrest records
• Court records
• Criminal records
• Driving records
• Felony records
• Jail records
• Phone records
• Police records 
• State records

Other types of public records that have stipulations and regulations regarding who can access them are vital records such as:

• Marriage records
• Divorce records
• Birth records
• Death records

Some vital records, such as birth records, can become publicly visible only after a span of 100 years has passed since the event so that they remain private and only visible to the person they belong to or immediate family until after the person has passed away.

SpyFly has a database full of public records of all types. These records hold the kind of information that can give the seeker a clear vision of the person they are inquiring about: the good, the bad, and the terrible.

Arrest Records

Whenever somebody gets arrested for a crime, the arresting agency makes a report. Information such as the name, birth date, gender, and description of the arrested person is collected by the officers. In addition to personal information, details about the reason for the arrest are included, such as the charges, a statement, and so on.

SpyFly offers a comprehensive search portal that provides access to every recorded arrest that a person has ever encountered. Although arrest records do not mean that the person is guilty of the crime, they do provide a detailed view of the person that is documented within them.

Court Records

Whether it is through a written declaration, an arrest, or a summons, whenever somebody goes to court, it is recorded. It can be traffic court, family court, criminal court, or civil court. All court transactions are documented, organized in a way that helps to move the court process swiftly along. 

Since court records are public information, SpyFly has access to them and has the ability to share them with its users so that they can have the information that they need in order to remain safe or pursue other matters.

Criminal Records

Unlike arrest records, criminal records show when a person has been convicted of a crime. When somebody is arrested for a crime, they merely go through the process of facing the court system so that they can defend themselves from the charges. A criminal record, on the other hand, means that the person went through the court process and was either found guilty or pled guilty to a crime.

SpyFly has access to tons of criminal records that date back as far as there is a capacity to find records. In most cases, criminal records do not disappear unless the person files a petition to have them removed or hidden from the public view.

Driving Records

Driving records are usually comprised of infractions or tickets that the driver was served for breaking traffic laws. Speeding tickets, accidents, moving violations, and so on are examples of the kinds of driving records that are available to the public.

The search portal that SpyFly provides can produce driving records, arrests, and convictions of people that have been involved in any traffic matters that have been recorded.

Felony Records

What differentiates a felony record from a regular criminal record is the severity of the crime. A person can have a criminal record that consists of misdemeanors. Although any conviction of a crime is considered a criminal record, a felony record indicates that the person was convicted of a serious crime.

SpyFly does its part to help keep the people in communities informed of the type of people that live around them. There is a search portal available that allows users to search their neighborhoods for criminals and other dangerous people.

Jail Records

Not everybody that gets arrested goes to jail. In many cases, the arresting officer will release the suspect with a promise to appear in court notice. For the ones that aren’t so fortunate, jail is inevitable. Arrest records and jail records are similar but different. When a person is booked into jail, the officers collect further information such as fingerprints and even DNA samples.

SpyFly has access to millions of jail records from jailbirds all around the United States. It is important to remember that just because somebody was booked into the county jail doesn’t mean they actually committed a crime.

Phone Records

Official phone records are kept when there is a conversation between a government official and a citizen. Sometimes these calls are recorded and kept as audio files, and sometimes merely the numbers and the length of the calls are recorded. In any event, these records are considered public information and are available for the public to access.

SpyFly has access to a database of phone numbers and who they belong to. So you can simply type in a phone number and find the owner and other information that is connected to it.

Police Records 

Police records are basically the same as arrest records. However, there is a difference between the agencies of the officers that make the arrests. There are sheriffs, federal agents, state officers, and city police. Each one answers to its own jurisdiction, and each agency has different ways of handling arrests.

When you search for police records on SpyFly, you can find the exact record of the person you are searching for regardless of what agency arrested them.

State Records

Most of the states in the United States are broken down into neighborhoods, cities, counties, and so on. Depending on the structure of the state, each community within the state can have its own recording standards. State records may not be available in a county recorder’s office, just as county records will not be visible in a state search. 

The databases that SpyFly allows its users to explore many types of official records unless they are specifically excluded from public access. You can find records from whatever state that you are searching in with just a few clicks of the mouse, whether it is state records or county records, whatever information that is available for the person that you do a search for will appear in a robust report that is easy to read and understand.

Fair Credit Reporting Act

It is against the law to use SpyFly to make choices regarding employment, housing, or credit. Keep in mind that the information that is available on the website is for informational purposes only. Learn the truth about people that could be a danger to you and your loved ones, but don’t break any laws yourself. Public records are in place to keep people informed and safe, not for people to break laws. If you look at public records from the point of view that they keep people safe, you stay on the positive side of the solution and get to use a powerful tool that can save lives – not ruin them.

DISCLAIMER: SpyFly provides affordable, immediate access to public record information. It is PROHIBITED by law to use our service or the information contained on our website to make decisions about employment, insurance, consumer credit, tenant screening, or for any other purpose subject to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 USC 1681 et seq. SpyFly does not provide private investigator services, consumer reports and is not a consumer reporting agency as defined by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Please be EXTREMELY careful when reviewing a person’s criminal history. Please DO NOT use this information without further investigating the accuracy of the information. The information available on our website may not be complete, accurate, or current. For more information, please review Spyfly’s Terms of Use.