Logan County Sheriff’s Roster Shows Multiple Justice Center Bookings Feb. 20-24

Sixteen names appear on a public booking snapshot for the Logan County Justice Center between Feb. 20 and Feb. 24, 2026, with entries captured on an aggregator and the sheriff’s online roster. The RecentlyBooked page carrying the listings was marked "(Last Updated On 2/24/2026 at 12:03 PM EST)" and displays "Showing 1–16 of 108 recent arrests in Logan County (last 30 days)."

The aggregated entries list Beaux Schexnayder as booked Feb. 24 (9 views); Melissa Vega, Jarrett Clayton and Michael Civils as booked Feb. 23 (27, 41 and 34 views respectively); William Creek, Pamela Reid and Charles Neblett as booked Feb. 22 (39, 55 and 76 views); Jessica Collins, Shadonna Coleman, Leah Patterson, John Milstead, Joshua Bridges, Tashara Cavanaugh-Wynn and Jawun Perry as booked Feb. 21 (54, 50, 70, 31, 39, 44 and 29 views); and Antonio Cayce and Tess Porter as booked Feb. 20 (31 and 79 views).

The original reporting summarized the roster this way: "The Logan County Sheriff’s Office online inmate roster and booking log shows several recent bookings into the Logan County Justice Center during the week of Feb. 21–22, 2026." The supplied excerpt also includes the truncated line, "The publicly accessible inmate-search page lists booking entries with timestamps and brief charge indicators f" but the excerpt provided to this report does not contain timestamp details or charge descriptions for any of the named entries.

The RecentlyBooked "About" text included verbatim statements that "The Logan County Jail, serves as the primary detention facility for the county. Managed by the Logan County Sheriff's Office, the jail houses individuals arrested for various offenses ranging from misdemeanors to felonies." That page asserts arrest records are publicly available "in accordance with state laws and regulations" and that "Information on this page is refreshed multiple times per day to reflect the most current data provided by official sources."

Contextual material embedded with the listings raises broader trends and policy notes: an Explore excerpt in the supplied material says "Recent data from Logan County shows a 12% rise in maturing inmate population since 2015" and that "Recent reforms at Logan County include a pilot program limiting mugshot publication online, prioritizing physical access restricted to authorized personnel." The same excerpt contains descriptive language about mugshots and an anomalous transcription artifact, "사진eos," preserved in the source material.

Key specifics are absent from the supplied listings: no booking times, no charge descriptions, no booking ID numbers, no bond or custody-status information and no arresting-agency details were included in the excerpt. The RecentlyBooked page snapshot also showed "Advertisement" placeholders and ellipses indicating omitted material in the capture provided here.

Verification of charges, bond amounts, booking timestamps and current custody status will require records or confirmation from the Logan County Sheriff’s Office and court dockets; the aggregator snapshot referenced here was current as of 2/24/2026 at 12:03 PM EST and documents 108 recent arrests countywide in the prior 30 days, but the supplied material does not establish whether the Feb. 20-24 entries represent routine intake levels or a short-term surge.