The office also has not received an order for her arrest, which would have to come from a judge, Curry noted. July 22 through Monday at 8 a.m.Īs of Monday morning, Olson-Boseman has not been booked into the Wake County Detention Center, according to Eric Curry, public information officer for the Wake County Sheriff's Office. Wake County judge Norlan Graves ordered Olson-Boseman to comply or spend 90 days in a Wake County jail, starting at 6 p.m. If the Raleigh City Jail inmate search website is not currently online or up to date, call 91 for assistance in locating your inmate. If you are certain your inmate is in Raleigh City Jail, or at the very least in Wake County, go to this page to search for them. The New Hanover County Republican Party will continue to support candidates and elected officials that believe in the rule of law, accountability, and strong Republican values." Recent Arrests and/or Pre-trial Inmates in Raleigh City Jail. "We had no conversations with her about her change to the Republican Party, nor do we plan to in the near future as she works through her legal issues," he wrote. New Hanover County's Republican Party was "as surprised as anyone" by the Olson-Boseman's decision to switch political parties, according to a statement from Republican Party chairman Will Knecht. "We hope she finds a home in a party that shares her values,” Brown wrote in the release. It's unclear when her voter status changed, but she ran for re-election in the May 17 primary on the Democratic ticket. Voter records show Olson-Boseman is registered as a Republican. The statement notes Olson-Boseman is no longer a registered Democrat.
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