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J. Reuben Long Recent Mugshots, Arrests & Booking Records
For a recent J. Reuben Long arrest or inmate search, start with Horry County’s official Bookings & Releases system. It lets you search detention records using a last name and date filters, then use the booking details to follow up on bond, court, visitation or release questions.
Start with the official booking search
Horry County maintains the public Bookings & Releases application for people booked at J. Reuben Long Detention Center. The county itself cautions that the information may contain inaccuracies, so verify time-sensitive custody or bond information directly with the detention center when necessary.
If the online record does not answer your question, Horry County lists Booking at (843) 915-6911 and the Detention Center at (843) 915-5140.
A jail booking record answers custody questions; the court record is the better source for what happened to the criminal case afterward.
How to Search J. Reuben Long Recent Bookings
The official Horry County application is the most direct public route for recent J. Reuben Long booking information. Its search form provides fields for last name, booking date and release date.
What a J. Reuben Long Booking Record Means
Booking record
A booking record reflects intake into detention. It can help establish that a person was processed through the facility and may contain dates, charges or other custody information.
Court record
A court record is the better place to follow arraignments, hearings, pleas, dispositions and other developments after the arrest. Jail and court systems answer different questions.
| Question | Best starting point | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Was someone recently booked? | Horry County Bookings & Releases | The county operates the detention booking search. |
| Is the person still in custody? | Booking search or Booking line | Custody status can change quickly after bond, release or transfer. |
| What is the bond amount or process? | Horry County Magistrate’s Office / Bond information | Bond is handled through the court process, not simply the jail roster. |
| What happened to the charges? | South Carolina court records | Disposition information belongs to the court case. |
If You Cannot Find the Person in the Booking Search
A missing search result does not always mean the person was never arrested. The person may not have completed intake yet, may already have been released, may have been transferred, or the name may be entered differently from the version you searched.
Allow time for intake and then search again. For urgent confirmation, call J. Reuben Long Booking at (843) 915-6911.
Try the release-date filter and verify with the jail if the person’s current status matters.
Search the legal surname and check common spelling variations. Compare age or other available identifiers before assuming a result belongs to the correct person.
Move from the jail record to the appropriate South Carolina court record. Release from custody does not close the criminal case.
Bond Information at J. Reuben Long
The Horry County Magistrate’s Office at the detention center handles cash and surety bond payments for matters within its authority. Horry County states that the office accepts cash, money orders and major credit cards and does not accept personal checks. Cash payments require the exact amount.
Bond office hours
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Bond hearings and guilty pleas typically occur around 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., but the county says these times can change with the magistrate’s schedule.
Confirm before traveling
Call the Magistrate’s Office at (843) 915-5145 to confirm hearing information. If a victim is involved, Victim Services handles scheduling and notification for proceedings at the detention center.
Verify current J. Reuben Long bond information on Horry County’s website.
Check the Court Record After the Arrest
A jail roster is not a substitute for a criminal case record. When you need to know whether a charge was dismissed, pleaded, transferred, sentenced or remains pending, use the appropriate court source and compare the defendant’s identifiers carefully.
Horry County Bond Court
The South Carolina Judicial Branch lists Horry County Bond Court at J. Reuben Long Detention Center, 4150 J. Reuben Long Avenue, Conway, SC 29526. The listed office number is (843) 915-5145.
Other Horry County courts
The correct court depends on the charge and case. The South Carolina Judicial Branch lists Horry County magistrate courts and related court offices so users can identify the proper court rather than assuming every charge remains at the detention-center bond court.
View the official South Carolina Judicial Branch Horry County court directory.
J. Reuben Long Visitation
J. Reuben Long uses video visitation. Horry County says all visits must be scheduled in advance through NCIC Correctional Services after the visitor creates an account and receives approval.
Regular visiting times
Monday through Saturday: 8:20 a.m.–10:50 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.–4:10 p.m.
Extra evening times
Additional slots are available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:15 p.m.–8:15 p.m.
Visit limit
Horry County states that an inmate may have a total of four visits per week, counting both on-site and remote visits.
Visits are monitored and recorded. Horry County prohibits recording or taking screenshots of visits and requires appropriate clothing. Conduct that violates the visitation rules can result in temporary or permanent loss of visiting privileges.
For visitation questions, the Sheriff’s Office directory lists (843) 915-6860. Check the current official visitation page before scheduling.
Depositing Money & Commissary
General-population inmates can use available account funds for commissary items such as hygiene products, clothing, writing materials and snacks. Maximum-security inmates have more limited commissary access.
| Method | Important detail |
|---|---|
| McDaniel Supply Company | Online deposits are available; service fees may apply. |
| Detention center lobby kiosk | Horry County currently lists a $3 service fee. |
| USPS money order | Address it to the inmate at 4150 J. Reuben Long Ave., Conway, SC 29526, Attention: Cashier’s Office. |
| Western Union | The county provides specific pay-to, code-city and inmate-account instructions on its deposit page. |
Commissary orders are processed Monday and Thursday mornings and delivered Tuesday and Friday mornings. Funds must be available before the order-processing time.
Official deposit instructions · Official commissary information
Mail, Messages & Phone Calls
Horry County moved inmate communications to NCIC Correctional Services in November 2025. Friends and family can use the NCIC messaging system, while ordinary physical letters are sent to a Texas processing center where they are scanned for electronic delivery.
Physical-letter processing address
Inmate Name
Acct#
J Reuben Long Detention Center
PO Box 591
Longview, Texas 75606
- Include the inmate’s name, account number and your return address.
- Physical mail may contain no more than five pages.
- Write only on the front side because the scanning system processes front sides only.
- Only one photo is allowed per physical mailing.
- Legal and medical mail must go to the facility under the separate facility mail rules.
- Books, magazines and newspapers should not be sent to the Texas scanning address.
Phone access
The county states that general-population inmates have access to telephones each day. Calls are outgoing collect or debit calls and are subject to monitoring and recording.
Release Information
Do not estimate an inmate’s release date solely from a booking date. Release can depend on bond, sentencing, transfers and sentence-credit rules.
Sentence calculations
Horry County says J. Reuben Long’s classification department calculates sentences of 90 days or less on criminal charges and Family Court sentences served at the facility. Time calculations are updated daily after 2:00 p.m.
Transportation after release
Released inmates are responsible for transportation. Horry County’s release page lists Coast RTA service from the detention center and states that qualifying indigent inmates may request certain bus-pass assistance from administrative staff.
J. Reuben Long Contact Numbers
| Department | Phone | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Detention Center | (843) 915-5140 | General detention-center questions |
| Booking | (843) 915-6911 | Booking and custody questions |
| Visitation | (843) 915-6860 | Video visitation questions |
| Magistrate’s Office | (843) 915-5145 | Bond hearings and bond-office confirmation |
| Victim Services | (843) 915-6915 | Victim notification and detention-center proceeding information |
| Warrant Division | (843) 915-8347 | Sheriff’s Office warrant-related questions |
Facility address
J. Reuben Long Detention Center
4150 J. Reuben Long Ave.
Conway, SC 29526
Horry County lists administrative office hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. The county advises calling for time-sensitive or official detention-center matters rather than relying on email.
Victim Notification & Hearing Information
J. Reuben Long Victim Services assists victims of qualifying crimes with information about the criminal-justice process. Horry County lists the Victim Services office as available from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., seven days a week, at (843) 915-6915.
Victim Services schedules detention-center bond hearings and guilty pleas when a victim is involved. Victims should confirm the hearing before traveling and keep their contact information current so the office can provide required hearing and release notifications.
View Horry County’s official victim notification information.