This individual no longer appears on the current active Big Sandy Regional Detention Center jail roster as of July 11, 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, MATTHEW S CARRIER was booked into custody on 7/11/2026, following an arrest by KSP 14. Jail records list 3 charges associated with the booking.
MATTHEW S CARRIER Arrest Booking in LAWRENCE County Kentucky
Intake Date: 7/11/2026
Status: Active
Age: loaded successfully.
Height: 5′ 9”
Weight: 185
Hair Color: BRO
Eye Color: BRO
Race: WHITE
Gender: M
Birthplace: KY
Arresting Officer: WHITE.T
Arresting Officer Badge: 474
Arresting Agency: KSP 14
County Arrested: LAWRENCE
1. SPEEDING 07 MPH OVER LIMIT 00007 189.390 SPEEDING 07 MPH OVER LIMIT FI57110
2. OPER MTR VEHICLE U/INFL ALC .08 (189A.010(1A) – 1ST 03110 189A.010(5A) OPER MTR VEHICLE U/INFL ALC .08 (189A.010(1A) – 1ST FI57110
3. IMPROPER LANE USAGE-VEHICLES KEEP TO RIGHT EXCEPT TO PASS 00270 189.300 IMPROPER LANE USAGE-VEHICLES KEEP TO RIGHT EXCEPT TO PASS FI57110
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