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What Happens If Somoene Doesn’t Post Bail?

If someone you care for has been arrested and booked into a local jail it's natural to be flooded with emotions.  Some family members get frightened and want to get their loved one out as fast as possible.

In other cases, they get angry, and figure it may be worth letting the defendant sit for a few days in order to teach them a lesson.
Letting someone sit tight
When someone doesn't post bail bonds they'll need to stay behind bars until their case is over.  Their first court date will be within three business days and you'll want to keep in …

By |September 17th, 2014|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on What Happens If Somoene Doesn’t Post Bail?

Burglaries, Robberies And A Pot-Laced Cookie Incident

San Mateo County law enforcement has been called out to investigate a number of colorful crimes in the past few weeks.  Below are just a few examples of the calls that have come in.

Menlo Park Police said that they were recently called out to talk to a 24 year-old female who had her shoes stolen while she was walking across a pedestrian bridge.  He cell phone was also stolen during the attack.  The suspect said the man tried to remove her pants, but he ran off when she fought back.  The suspect is still at large.

A few days later, …

By |September 15th, 2014|San Mateo County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Burglaries, Robberies And A Pot-Laced Cookie Incident

Uber-bad Decisions?

California State Senator Ben Hueso may be rethinking his decision to vote against ride-sharing after being arrested on a DUI just hours after voting casting a vote which is considered against the ride-share industry.

Last Thursday night, just hours after he voted in favor of adding hefty regulations to the popular taxi-alternative services, he was picked up by the California Highway Patrol after he was seen driving the wrong way down a one way street.

Hueso was booked into the Sacramento County Jail on two counts of misdemeanor DUI.  He was released the following morning after posting $1,500 bail bonds.

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By |August 27th, 2014|The Illegal & Unlawful|Comments Off on Uber-bad Decisions?

Got Zombie Walk Vids? The SDPD Wants Your Help

Representatives from the San Diego Police Department say they're still trying to pinpoint what exactly happened during this year's Comic-Con Zombie Walk, when a car containing deaf passengers sped through an intersection and injured at least one person.

Now, they said, they're reaching out to the public and are asking for their help.

Anyone who has cell phone videos of the incident is asked to step forward, they said, since they're trying to view what transpired from every possible angle.
The basics
Police say it all started on Saturday July 26, when a family was driving through the downtown area.  At some point …

By |August 22nd, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Got Zombie Walk Vids? The SDPD Wants Your Help

Three Key Things To Remeber When Someone Gets Arrested

The news that someone you care for has been arrested and taken to jail can have you feeling as if the wind has been knocked out of you.

Feeling head spun is quite common in this type of situation, but when you start down the path toward bailing them out of jail it's important that you keep your wits about you.

If you find yourself in this type of position, be sure to remember these three important things.
Need to know basis
Ask the defendant who needs to be notified of the arrest and if there are any loose ends they need you …

By |August 20th, 2014|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on Three Key Things To Remeber When Someone Gets Arrested

Menlo Park Burglar Wanted For Grand Theft Box

It was the best of crimes, it was the worst of crimes...

Menlo Park Police say they're looking for a burglar who pulled off a rather anti climactic heist.  It all started several days ago when an unknown man broke into a local BevMo.

From there, he made a fast line to a box that (in theory) should have contained a $1,900 bottle of whiskey.  But it would seem the would-be thief was outsmarted by the store's manager, who had previously stashed the bottle in a safe,  locked area of the retail establishment.

The burglar did get away with the box, and …

By |August 15th, 2014|San Mateo County Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Menlo Park Burglar Wanted For Grand Theft Box

Top 3 Things To Ask Your Bondsman

If you've never been asked to help get someone out of jail before, the idea of needing to hire a bail bonds company can seem completely foreign.

Sure, all companies are required to charge the same rate but that's not to say that all companies are alike.  When you do start to call around these are the three most important questions you'll want to ask your bondsman before deciding who to go with.

What hours does the company keep?  Just because someone picks up the phone in the middle of the night doesn't guarantee the agent you're talking to posts bail …

By |August 13th, 2014|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on Top 3 Things To Ask Your Bondsman
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    San Diego Law Enforcement Holds Fundraiser For Slain Officer’s Family

San Diego Law Enforcement Holds Fundraiser For Slain Officer’s Family

A number of San Diego law enforcement agencies joined together last weekend to hold a car wash fundraiser to help raise money for a slain Escondido Police officer's family.

The officer was murdered several weeks ago by her husband in what appears to be a domestic violence incident.  Although the woman had only been with the Escondido PD for a short period of time, her supervisors said she was quickly becoming a leader among her peers.

Officer Laura leaves behind a small daughter.  Her husband, Freddy Rodas, has since been booked into an area jail where he's being held on murder …

By |August 12th, 2014|San Diego Bail Bonds|Comments Off on San Diego Law Enforcement Holds Fundraiser For Slain Officer’s Family

Courts Rule In Favor Of Bail Bonds

There's been a great deal of media attention on New Jersey's battle with "bail reform", but there are a number of other battles taking place throughout the US.

Take Ohio, for example.  Just last month that state's Supreme Court ruled it was unconstitutional to prohibit commercial bail bonding by instead mandating defendants pay a 10 percent cash deposit directly with the court.

The ruling essentially opened the door for companies offering corporate surety bonds to do business.

A ruling in the state of Washington ended with a similar result.  Courts are no longer allowed to only accept 10% in cash; they must …

By |August 7th, 2014|Bail Industry Features|Comments Off on Courts Rule In Favor Of Bail Bonds

Fight Over Sean Penn Lands A Woman In Jail

A squabble between a couple over a famous Hollywood star has landed a local man in the Santa Monica Jail.

During the middle part of last month, Santa Monica Police Department officers were called to a local hospital to interview an assault victim.  When they arrived, the woman said she had been sitting beneath the 10 freeway with her boyfriend, smoking and drinking.

She was flipping through a magazine at the time, and at some point, she came across a photo of Sean Penn.  The woman mentioned to her boyfriend that she'd met the actor a few months prior and that …

By |August 4th, 2014|Los Angeles Bail Bonds|Comments Off on Fight Over Sean Penn Lands A Woman In Jail
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