New Mexico active warrants are issued by district, magistrate, metropolitan, and municipal courts and served by county sheriffs, municipal police, and the New Mexico State Police. Most-wanted lists are published by NMSP, county sheriffs (Bernalillo, Doña Ana, Santa Fe), the FBI Albuquerque Field Office, and the U.S. Marshals Service District of New Mexico.
About New Mexico Wants & Warrants
New Mexico Wants & Warrants
County Records
Statewide Records
New Mexico Corrections | Most Wanted Absconders
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Most wanted parole and probation absconders from the New Mexico Corrections Department.
New Mexico DPS | Law Enforcement Records Bureau
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Criminal history records and background check information from the New Mexico Department of Public Safety.
City Records
Hobbs Most Wanted
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Browse this Hobbs, New Mexico police database of wanted criminals. Includes name, date of birth, physical description, offense and photo.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find New Mexico most-wanted lists?
New Mexico typically has no single statewide most-wanted list. Sheriff and police agencies publish their own — see County and City tabs.
How do I check for active warrants?
Each county Sheriff or court publishes its own warrant database. Statewide criminal history requires a fingerprint check.
Are warrant databases free?
Yes — public warrant and most-wanted databases are free.
What about federal fugitives?
FBI and U.S. Marshals publish national most-wanted lists in the Federal tab.