This individual no longer appears on the current active Big Sandy Regional Detention Center jail roster as of August 12, 2026.
This may indicate release, transfer, or another change in custody status. The original booking information below is preserved as published from jail records.
According to Big Sandy Regional Detention Center records, JIMMY NM HALL was booked into custody on 7/13/2026, following an arrest by KSP. Jail records list 4 charges associated with the booking.
JIMMY NM HALL Arrest Booking in MAGOFFIN County Kentucky
Intake Date: 7/13/2026
Status: Active
Age: loaded successfully.
Height: 5′ 5”
Weight: 134
Hair Color: BRN
Eye Color: BRN
Race: WHITE
Gender: M
Birthplace: KY
Arresting Officer: BALL
Arresting Officer Badge: 264
Arresting Agency: KSP
County Arrested: MAGOFFIN
1. SPEEDING 05 MPH OVER LIMIT 00005 189.390 SPEEDING 05 MPH OVER LIMIT FF05960
2. OBSTRUCTED VISION AND/OR WINDSHIELD 00231 189.110 OBSTRUCTED VISION AND/OR WINDSHIELD FF05960
3. EXCESSIVE WINDSHIELD/ WINDOW TINTING 00248 189.110 EXCESSIVE WINDSHIELD/ WINDOW TINTING FF05960
4. TRAFF IN CONT SUB, 1ST DEGREE, 1ST OFF – (> OR = 4 GMS COCAINE) 42368 218A.1412 TRAFF IN CONT SUB, 1ST DEGREE, 1ST OFF – (> OR = 4 GMS COCAINE) FF05960
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