This privately owned resource has no government, sheriff, jail, or corrections affiliation. It and its advertising partners do not provide FCRA-covered services, private-investigation services, or consumer reports. Information cannot be used for credit, employment, insurance, tenant screening, or another FCRA-regulated purpose.
Nature of the Service
The service is a private source directory for Swift County jail and records resources. It stores no official government records and cannot confirm custody, release a person, or file a document. Links and search tools may point toward official sources and third-party research services, but the originating office remains responsible for its own record.
Acceptable Use
Users must obey the law and may not use the service to stalk, harass, threaten, gain unauthorized access, run bots or scrapers, or interfere with access by others. Information may not be used to make decisions about employment, housing, lending, insurance, licensing, permits, public-program eligibility, or any other FCRA-covered use.
Outside Links and No Warranties
Links can lead to jail, court, corrections, federal, state, and partner resources. Their content, privacy practices, availability, and terms are outside this site’s control and are not endorsed. The service is offered as is, without a warranty of accuracy, completeness, currency, uninterrupted operation, security, or the completeness of a partner result. Custody and public records can change without notice.
Liability and Indemnity
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the site is not liable for loss or damage arising from use of the service or an outside link. A user agrees to defend and hold the site harmless from claims arising from that user’s misuse or violation of these terms, including reasonable legal fees where allowed.
Ownership and Changes
The site’s text, graphics, logo, and code belong to Swift County Busted Mugshots or its content partners. They may not be copied, distributed, or modified without written permission. Terms may be changed at any time, and access may be limited or revoked without notice.
Minnesota Law and Severability
These terms are governed by Minnesota law, and disputes must be brought in Minnesota courts where permitted. If one provision is invalid, the remaining provisions continue in effect and the invalid portion will be adjusted only as needed. Questions about these terms may be sent through Get in Touch.