Randi Jordan is listed as wanted by Weld County.
The Weld County Sheriff's Office lists Jordan as wanted and provides a general phone number for tips about fugitives.
A warrant is not a finding of guilt. A defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
What Else Is Known About the Case
Weld County's wanted listing includes charges for Jordan. A separate Weld County arrest log shows a low-confidence entry indicating someone named Randi Jordan was arrested on February 27, 2026, at 8:41 p.m. by the Weld County Sheriff under booking number IN202601710, though it is not established whether that arrest is connected to the warrant referenced in Wednesday's post.
How Someone With a Warrant Can Turn Themselves In
For anyone looking to resolve an outstanding warrant on their own, Weld County's warrant search page outlines a path to do so. The page states that a person with an active warrant may turn themselves in at the Weld County Jail, located at 2110 “O” St. in Greeley. The same page lists a courthouse information line at (970) 475-2400, where callers can press “0” to reach an operator.
Limits of the Warrant Search
The Weld County Sheriff's Office warrant search cautions that it may not show warrants issued by other agencies, including municipal or federal authorities, or warrants missing from its automated system. A search of the county system may therefore not show every warrant that could exist.
