Los Angeles Bail Bonds

The Los Angeles Police Department is currently searching for an individual who is suspected of stealing about $6,000 from a sightseeing tour employee. According to NBC Los Angeles, the suspect was wearing a Spiderman costume. Police detained other Spiderman impersonators in the area, however, they haven't been lucky with locating the suspect. If the individual is caught, it is more than likely he or she will be arrested and booked into a local jail until able to post their Los Angeles bail bond.

Police may have had more clues if a local city council member's idea is approved.

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Los Angeles County Assessor John Noguez has faced a number of issues since his release from jail on his $1.16 million Los Angeles County bail bond. According to Southern California Public Radio, prosecutors charged Noguez with 11 new counts of misappropriating public funds by allegedly lowering tax bills for campaign contributors, which brings the cumulative total of his felony charges to 30. As previously reported, the local government official was arrested on October 17, 2012, along with California tax consultant Ramin Salari for allegedly accepting money from Salari to help his wealthy clients lower tax rates. Investigators are still …

A man accused of arson in a Southern California community is expected to be charged for his alleged crimes. According to Patch.com, 35-year-old Javier Adolfo Viera is currently being held at the Pasadena Jail on a $2 million Los Angeles County bail bond. The average bail is set for $50,000, however, due to the nature of Viera's alleged crimes, South Pasadena Police Detective Bill Earley said Viera set dozens of fires throughout the area with the intention of killing or injuring residents. However, Earley told CBS Los Angeles that Viera was "adamant" about the fact that he was not trying to injure …

Law enforcement officials were able to track down and arrest 32-year-old Tobias Summers in Mexico on April 24. As previously reported, Summers was wanted for the abduction of a 10-year-old girl from her home on March 27. According to NBC Los Angeles, Mexican authorities were able to capture Summers after acting on a tip from the FBI alerting them of his possible whereabouts in a rehabilitation clinic.

Once authorities arrived to the clinic, they were able to identify Summers by a Superman tattoo on his chest. Following his arrest, he was returned to Los Angeles County where he will be …

Judge Dolly Gee, of federal court for the Central District of California, in Los Angeles, recently ordered that courts in California, Arizona and Washington have to offer bail hearings for immigrants with mental disabilities who have been detained for more than six months. According to The New York Times, Gee said she wants the order to go into effect immediately, as most of the mentally disabled individuals were not able to fairly participate in their initial hearings, and many of them are currently exposed to "prolonged detention without adequate representation."

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In a press release, the Laguna Beach Police Department announced the arrest of two men who had been involved in a robbery last October. The suspects were arrested at separate locations in South Los Angeles.

Detectives were called to the scene of the robbery on the evening of October 13, 2012, after assailants had entered a home in Laguna Beach, terrorized and pistol whipped the occupants, and robbed them. After leaving with a "significant amount of jewelry," the suspects reportedly ran towards a nearby shopping center, according to the press release.

Though the incident initially appeared to be random and no …