<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

My boyfriend is in jail. He wants me to visit. He was trying to contact me (but didn't have my number memorized). He ended up getting it from a friend so he could call me. He had to write my name down or something to make it okay for me to visit. Apparently made a comment about not being able to contact me...

Apparently the Sheriff recognized my name and called my place of work...He didn't ask for my number to contact me, instead he told my boss that my boyfriend was in jail and I needed to call The Sheriff's department to set up visitation. My entire place of work now knows my boyfriend is in jail.

I don't care that much because some of the people I work with knew anyway, but I feel like that isn't something that should be done. Calling someone's work place to tell them to give a message to the employee about visiting their boyfriend.

I talked to a guy at the jail and he said that they do not make personal calls about visitation, but he would talk to his supervisor about it. I also called Public Safety to see if it was legal, but since they are close with the Sheriffs department they didn't help much. They told me the Sheriff was trying to be nice, which I understand too, but....

IS THAT LEGAL?!

Regardless is there something I can do about it?
<bot>: A sheriff called my place of work to tell my boss that I need to visit my boyfriend who is in jail. Is that legal?