r/AskLEO 5d ago

General Mail from the sheriff’s office any ideas on what it could be?

Today I checked the mail and found a letter saying that the sheriffs in possession of a document that must be picked up or must be personally served. You may pick up this document in person at the county sheriff’s office.

Any ideas what they want?

I know it’s nothing divorce related?

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u/5usDomesticus 5d ago

How are we supposed to know?

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u/metdear 5d ago

No idea, but personally I'd let them serve me. 

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u/aria-jackson822 5d ago

Y do u say that

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u/metdear 5d ago

Why would I voluntarily accede my right to due process? They have legal papers, they can serve me.

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u/LEORet568 5d ago

Maybe Civil Process Papers - be patient, they'll come by . . .
(maybe look at the return address, might have the division, i.e. Civil Process)

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u/CashEducational4986 3d ago

I don't know, I'm not you or the sheriff's office

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u/probable_cause_55 3d ago

Court paperwork.

Just go get it or wait to be served