King and Queen 24-Hour Release Status
No official King and Queen County 24-hour release feed was documented in Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center navigation or targeted source review as of August 8, 2026. MPRSC, the regional adult jail serving King and Queen County, publishes a page titled “Current Inmate Listing.” It is not a list of people released today. The King and Queen County Sheriff’s Office does not operate the regional jail and did not publish a separate same-day release roster in the reviewed sources.
This absence changes the order of a sound search. First check whether the person is still displayed by MPRSC. Next seek an actual release event through Virginia Jail VINE, the relevant court case, or MPRSC itself. A written request is the clearest route when the date, time, release type, or transfer destination matters. The full King and Queen County released-inmate search is useful when the goal is to trace one named person across local, state, and federal custody lanes.
Check King and Queen 24-Hour Releases
A same-day check needs more than one source because MPRSC has no published 24-hour archive. Keep the custody episode in view. A court order may authorize release, while another hold can delay departure. A VINE event may show the local custody episode ended, while a transfer record may show that custody continued with VADOC, another jail, a psychiatric hospital, ICE, or another agency.
- Open the official MPRSC Current Inmate Listing and search the exact name plus reasonable name variants.
- If the name remains listed, treat the person as currently shown in regional custody. Do not describe that person as released.
- If the name is absent, check the relevant King and Queen case through the Virginia court case system for bond, dismissal, sentencing, or another order.
- Use Virginia Jail VINE to look for a custody-status event tied to the correct person and reporting facility.
- Call MPRSC at 804-758-2338 or ask its FOIA officer for the existing admission and release transaction, including the exit disposition and destination.
- If the response identifies a transfer, continue with the named receiving system rather than counting the event as release to the community.
Identity matching is vital. A booking number, date of birth, or court case number is safer than a common name. Keep the admission date, court-order date, actual physical exit time, and any later supervision date separate. Each date answers a different question.
King and Queen 24-Hour Release Fields
The live MPRSC grid contains intake and identity details, not the fields needed to prove a King and Queen County release during the past day. The missing exit fields belong in a focused records request. Ask for existing records rather than asking staff to create a new 24-hour compilation.
| Field | What the official sources provide |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Displayed on the current MPRSC grid; use an identifier to guard against a mistaken match. |
| Age, Race, Sex | Displayed on the current grid as identity clues, not as proof of release. |
| Admit Date | Displayed for the current custody episode. It is not an exit date. |
| Charge details | Charge fields were exposed in the application data and filtering, but a charge does not state the exit outcome. |
| Actual Release Date and Time | Not displayed. Request the existing MPRSC release or booking record. |
| Release Type or Disposition | Not displayed. This distinguishes bond, time served, transfer, and other outcomes. |
| Receiving Agency or Destination | Not displayed. Request it to distinguish community release from continued custody elsewhere. |
The official MPRSC roster page shows the current-only source and its warning that loading may be slow.
The screen can establish where to begin, but the release transaction supplies the date, type, authority, and next destination.
Note: MPRSC publishes no fixed refresh cadence or post-release retention period for this current roster.
Why King and Queen Releases Vanish
MPRSC’s secure website embeds or links to a direct application served over ordinary HTTP. Browser mixed-content controls may block that application within the secure page. MPRSC also warns that the current list can load slowly and offers a new-window link. A blank frame, stalled load, or failed direct connection is a technical event. None proves that one person or the whole roster was released.
The data itself also has strict limits. It shows Admit Date but no Release Date, release reason, booking photo, release window, cadence, or archive. Even a comparison between two saved roster views would show only that a name ceased to appear. It would not tell whether the cause was bond, sentence completion, a transfer, a hospital move, death, escape, or correction of data. That is why Angle E, the local roster quirk, changes how every King and Queen County same-day release claim must be tested.
Request King and Queen Release Proof
MPRSC is the best local custodian for a release from its Saluda facility. Its FOIA page identifies Andrea Kinser at 170 Oakes Landing Road, Saluda, VA 23149. Requests may be made by mail, email at ahogge@mprsc.org, fax at 804-758-4295, phone at 804-758-2338 extension 253, or in person. A written request makes the scope and response easier to track.
Ask for records sufficient to show the person’s admission date and time, actual release date and time, release disposition, releasing authority, and receiving agency or destination. Add the full name, date of birth, booking number, and approximate admission date when known. Virginia FOIA does not require a special phrase. MPRSC states an initial five-working-day response framework, with a possible seven-working-day extension after a proper notice. Actual costs may apply, and an estimate can be requested before work begins.
- Bond
- Release from pretrial confinement while the case and bond terms remain active.
- Time served
- Completion of confinement in that matter, though another hold can keep custody in place.
- Transfer
- Departure from MPRSC into another facility or agency’s custody.
- Detainer
- A request or legal hold that can move or keep a person in custody after one case ends.
A narrow request is more useful than asking for “all releases today.” The public page does not state an internal retention period, a flat fee, or instant delivery. Request the existing record and ask for segregable nonexempt portions if some content is withheld.
Sheriff W. R. Balderson’s office is the county route for sheriff-created arrest or process records, but it is not the custodian of the MPRSC jail exit transaction. If MPRSC identifies a move into state authority, use the VADOC Inmate and Supervisee Locator while custody or supervision is active. A VADOC location means the person entered or remained in state custody. For a named federal or immigration transfer, use the federal custodian identified in the local release record. Neither a federal result nor a state result should be treated as proof of release from the other system.
Getting Home After King and Queen Release
King and Queen County does not have a standalone adult jail. The operative local facility is MPRSC in rural Saluda, outside the county. That geography matters for same-day plans. Bay Transit serves King and Queen and Middlesex through demand-response service, and advance scheduling is encouraged. No official source promises a jail-gate stop, a discharge shuttle, or a ride timed to an uncertain release.
Coordinate first with MPRSC about the expected process and with the person arranging transportation. Bay Transit lists weekday service and a ride line, but the release record remains the source for whether the person actually left and where the person went. A transfer destination changes the plan entirely. It may lead to VADOC, another jail, a hospital, or another custodian rather than to a community pickup.
For a planned pickup, confirm the destination and timing as close to the event as the facility permits. Do not infer a gate time from a court order alone. The lack of a fixed public 24-hour list makes direct coordination even more important.
King and Queen Bond Releases
Bond-out is a release from physical detention, not the end of the criminal case. Middle Peninsula Local Probation and Pretrial Services performs assessments for defendants booked at MPRSC and supervises eligible people after bond while a case is pending. This is a different regional system from VADOC post-conviction supervision.
The local probation and pretrial program serves King and Queen through Gloucester and Tappahannock offices. A court entry showing bond granted describes legal authority, but it may precede the actual jail exit. Bond may not yet be posted, release processing may still be underway, or another hold may exist. Pair the court record with MPRSC’s release transaction before assigning the event to the last 24 hours.
When pretrial supervision follows release, that office can help explain ongoing local conditions. It does not certify the precise jail-door time. VADOC District 5, by contrast, addresses state post-conviction probation and parole. Keeping those agencies apart prevents a same-day bond event from being mislabeled as prison discharge.
Note: A person can be out of the Saluda building yet remain under court-ordered pretrial supervision in the pending King and Queen case.
King and Queen Weekend Release Checks
A weekend departure does not always mean final discharge. MPRSC publishes instructions for court-authorized nonconsecutive confinement. Eligible participants report for successive weekend segments, so leaving after one segment can be part of a continuing sentence. The official MPRSC weekend instructions show why a single absence from the live population cannot settle the question.
The next required reporting date, the court order, and the custody record determine whether the sentence remains active. MPRSC does not publish a universal weekend exit time. For a broader review that spans several days, use the King and Queen County 72-Hour Release List workflow, while still confirming each event through its originating record.