Separate Del City paperwork from county records
A document naming Del City and an Oklahoma County docket should not be treated as the same record. Have both available if you received both. Tell Joshua the court listed and the current holding location so the new-bond conversation starts with the right case.
Official records to check
The Oklahoma County Detention Center publishes an inmate-search link through its public services page. Use that resource to check custody information; use OSCN separately for district court records.
What to gather before calling
Have the person’s full name, date of birth, arresting agency, holding facility, booking number, and bond amount if available. Missing information should not stop you from calling. Keep a callback number ready so we can discuss the next step.
DUI arrest in the metro?
Read the DUI guide for the booking questions to ask and co-signer preparation. Call with the current bond status; a listed charge alone does not tell us when release can happen.
Preparing to co-sign
Before signing, ask Joshua to explain the premium, any collateral or payment terms, court-date responsibilities, and what obligations you are accepting. Call first to find out which identification and documents your situation requires.
Speak with Joshua before visiting
Call 405-765-4026 any hour. Newberry’s office is at 1330 N Classen Blvd Ste 108, Oklahoma City, OK 73106. Arrange your office visit by phone; 24-hour phone assistance does not mean the building is always open.