Record Correction & Removal

Start With the County

RapidRoster does not create records. Every entry in the index is a copy of something a Minnesota county sheriff's office or district court published on its own website. We mirror what those sources say.

That means a correction has to start at the source. If the underlying county record is wrong and we simply delete our copy, the county's publication still says the same thing, and our next sync may pull it back in. Every record page on this site links to the county publication it came from — use that link to identify who to contact.

When We Will Remove a Record Directly

We will remove or suppress an entry from our index, without waiting on the county, when:

• the warrant has been served, quashed, recalled, or is otherwise no longer active;
• the case was dismissed, expunged, or sealed by court order;
• the record was sealed or should not have been published (including juvenile records);
• our copy does not match the county's current publication — a sync error on our side;
• you are a victim, witness, or protected person whose safety is at risk from the listing;
• the record identifies the wrong person — a name collision or mismatched identifiers.

How to Submit a Request

Email admin@rapidroster.dev with the subject line "Record Removal Request" and include:

• a direct link to the record on this site, or its warrant/case number and county;
• the name as it appears on the record;
• what is wrong, or why the record should no longer appear;
• supporting documentation if you have it — a dismissal, expungement order, proof the warrant was served, or a letter from the clerk of court.

We aim to acknowledge requests within 5 business days. Documented requests are acted on faster, because we can verify them without contacting the county ourselves.

What We Cannot Do

• Remove a record from the county's own website, from the court's records, or from search engines and other aggregators that copied it independently.
• Clear, quash, or resolve an actual warrant — only the issuing agency or court can do that.
• Confirm whether a warrant is currently active. Contact the issuing agency or clerk of court.
• Provide legal advice about expungement or your options. Speak with an attorney.
• Remove an accurate, currently-published, active public record simply because it is unflattering.