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Ullin Busted Mugshots

Ullin sits third on the mapped list of Pulaski County places under the 2020 sourced figures. Its population: 466 residents. The Illinois Secretary of State local-government index calls it a village. The Southern Five regional table shows 463, a small conflict worth keeping visible. The map leans on the Census and Illinois General Assembly count rather than mixing in estimates.

For a village of its size, Ullin carries an outsized role in the county record chain. The Pulaski County Detention Center operates at 20 Justice Drive in Ullin. ISP Troop 10 also runs an Ullin headquarters at 1154 Shawnee College Road. It patrols rural routes and highways across fourteen counties. Ullin Police, Sheriff Randy Kern and the Pulaski County Sheriff, and ISP can all surface in a single case. None shares one record custodian, though.

Ullin Busted Mugshots and the Detention Center

Naming gets tricky here. The county website calls the facility the Pulaski County Detention Center. The 2025 IDOC inspection calls the same building Pulaski County Jail. That report lists the official jail phone as 618-854-3512. It also notes a dated capacity figure taken after a renovation. Both sources describe shared populations. Detainees are held for Alexander County, Union County, and the USMS under contract.

No public inmate roster, booking search, or photo display policy appears online for the facility. For a known Ullin booking, direct the request to the Detention Center FOIA Officer at the facility address. Use gjones@pulaskicountyil.gov or fax 618-845-3533. Keep one thing in mind. A municipal arrest report may still belong to Ullin Police or whichever agency made the arrest.

A booking photograph can be requested only when it exists and is legally releasable. Ask the right way. The core request should cover the booking or arrest-information record. Add custody receive, release, or transfer times. List the photo as a separate conditional item. Skip requests for bulk sets of faces; they go nowhere.

Where Ullin Arrests Are Published

No public Ullin Police blotter, booking search, photo feed, or archive link appears online. The official-first table keeps local, county, state, and news channels sorted separately so each path stays clear.

The practical result is a fallback chain, not an empty gallery. Start by identifying the arresting agency. Then ask the detention center for booking and custody records. From there, use the Pulaski court path to follow the filed case and its later disposition. A state or federal hold means that agency's own system governs.

Busted in Ullin: The Municipal-to-ISP Handoff

Local reporting shows the Ullin-to-ISP handoff clearly. In the verified KBSI event, Ullin Police called on ISP Division of Criminal Investigation Zone 7. The Pulaski Sheriff helped too. ISP made the arrest, and the person landed at the Pulaski County Detention Center. One sequence, three record systems. That's why a city story, an ISP image, and a county booking record can all describe the same event without being interchangeable.

So read the agency line first. If a report says ISP made the arrest, take the request to ISP or the agency actually named. If the person was taken to Ullin, request the booking record from the Detention Center. And if Ullin Police only called for backup, don't call it an Ullin Police booking without official support.

Ullin Police Records and FOIA

The July 2019 Southern Illinois Community Resource Guide lists the Ullin Police Department at 171 Railroad Street, Ullin, Illinois 62992. The telephone is 618-845-3109. The fax is 618-845-3792. No current municipal website, posted records form, fee schedule, or response promise appears anywhere. Treat those details as contact leads only. Confirm the present police or village clerk custodian before mailing any request.

Name the event in any request. Include the date range, the location, the officer or agency, and the records sought. Ask for the arrest report, the incident record, the booking or custody record, and any releasable photograph. Request electronic delivery, allow room for redaction, and ask for the legal basis if the office denies. A municipal request never substitutes for the separate jail request when the booking happened at the county facility.

1. Confirm the current Ullin Police or village clerk FOIA contact.
2. Use the story or official report to identify whether Ullin Police, the Sheriff, or ISP made the arrest.
3. Send the appropriate request to the arresting agency and the Detention Center when custody was in Ullin.
4. Compare the response with the Circuit Clerk or Judici case and later disposition.

ISP Troop 10 Near Ullin

State police work in Ullin too. The official ISP Troop 10 page lists Ullin as a headquarters location for a district covering Alexander, Franklin, Gallatin, Hardin, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Massac, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Randolph, Saline, Union, and Williamson Counties. Troopers patrol interstates, rural roads, and unincorporated stretches. So a state-police report can sit behind what a city resident thinks of as a local Ullin arrest.

Planning a visit? The headquarters sits at 1154 Shawnee College Road. Phone lines are 618-845-3740, or 618-542-2171 after 4 p.m., with weekday lobby hours worth confirming ahead of time. Keep in mind this is an agency and geographic source, not an arrest feed. It will not list every Pulaski booking, and it makes no promise that any photograph gets released.

When ISP makes the arrest, treat its paperwork as separate from the county detention record. Someone can be held in Ullin while the report, the image, and the court filing each live with a different custodian.

No Ullin Public Blotter Was Verified

No Ullin daily arrest bulletin turned up in public view. No recent-bookings page either. No photo archive. That says nothing about what Ullin Police or the county hold internally. Before treating any page as a public log, confirm who publishes it, what fields it carries, and how often it updates.

A blank result has plenty of explanations. The record could be juvenile or sealed. ISP or the Sheriff may hold it. The case may not be filed yet, or the page may simply not be public. A records request tied to a specific event beats a bare search screen every time.

Geography makes this easy to misread. A person held at 20 Justice Drive might have been arrested by Ullin Police, the Pulaski Sheriff, ISP, another county, or a federal agency. The detention-center phone, the city police contact, and the Troop 10 numbers each reach a different custodian. A missing page is not a missing event.

For event-level reporting, the Pulaski Arrest News page points to KBSI and KFVS. A story can supply the date and the agency. But it is never a complete roster of who got booked in Ullin.

Ullin Court and Custody Follow-Up

Once booking is done, the case can move to the Pulaski County Circuit Clerk and Judici. Arraignment is the early court appearance. Bond is a release condition. Disposition comes later, and it can take many forms, from dismissal to supervision, plea, or conviction. The county court sits in Mound City, even when the arrest and detention happened in Ullin.

Track the case number, filing date, charge statute, court date, and bond terms through the First Judicial Circuit Pulaski County page or Judici. Release can come before the case wraps up. A transfer shifts the custody source without touching the court's jurisdiction, a state-prison sentence moves custody questions to the Illinois Department of Corrections, or IDOC, and a federal hold runs through BOP, ICE, USMS, or the responsible federal court.

Ullin Busted Mugshots Are Not a Gallery

The search phrase in the filename is not a promise of public faces. No Ullin photo feed exists in public view. What actually works? A FOIA request. An ISP or county source, a news link, or a court record. Skip the grids of copied booking images; agency photos belong with their custodians, not pasted into a gallery.

When a source turns out to be wrong, contact the official custodian with the exact field and the supporting record. When a charge changes, add the court status with its date. Getting the source chain right matters more than filling a page with names.