Sebeka MN Police Detention

Brief about Sebeka MN Police Detention

Sebeka MN Police Detention is a Police Station in the state of Minnesota. If you have been sentenced for a crime in County of Wadena, Minnesota you can be arrested for trial and brought here. The responsibility of the police department is to protect the lives and property of the city.

The police department also understands and serve the needs of the town's neighborhood. Sebeka MN Police Detention department also tries to improve the quality of life by building law and order of the town. It's the department's responsibility to resolve problems and eliminate criminals, a nuisance in the society. Town free of unlawful activity is their top priority. The officers of the department are a part of the community. Every officer of Sebeka MN Police Detention will remain dedicated to provide and maintain safety to people of the city.

Facility Type and Security Level

This is a Adult facility, It has a Minimum level of security, with 24X7 police guards available at the station. You can drop anytime to the station and register your complaints or visit anyone in custody. Visitation with the person in custody can be approved or dis-approved anytime by the station in-charge.

Contacting the facility Sebeka MN Police Detention

In case of an emergency you can reach the facility through fax 218-837-5443.
An inmate of Sebeka MN Police Detention can also be reached through calling the facility at 218-837-5911. Provider of the phone is .

Visitation Rules

• No cellphones or personal belongings are allowed within the premise, All cellphones must be turned off and handed over to the counter before entering here.
• Visitation to a person in custody can be approved by Police officer on duty.
• Adults must company any children under 17 years of age.
• Don't wear revealing clothes
• You should avoid visiting under influence of drug or alcohol.
• Visits with proper purpose or bail order will be generally approved.

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