One little action can make a huge difference between an officer letting you go or arresting you and taking you to jail. Your best bet is to always listen to the officer and calmly do whatever you are being told to do. However, if you still find yourself in the back of a car headed […]
Monthly Archives: August 2015
Every once in a while life decides it wants to get crazy and it is in these moments that someone you care about can wind up in jail. There was no plan to do this, no warning, it just happened and now you need to do whatever you can to rescue your loved one from […]
When someone you care about has been arrested, you will do whatever you can to get them out of jail. When looking for a bail agent, you want someone that cares about your friend or family member as much as you do. You want someone that will treat you and your loved one like the […]
You may not know you’re breaking the law sometimes, especially with something that seems less harmless, more fun. Well, here are a few items that you might be doing or may have done or are thinking of doing for fun (or convenience). The fun will stop when you learn these are infractions or misdemeanors and […]
Santa Ana Bail Bond Store gives hope back to people who have been arrested. Jail doesn’t have to be “the end of your life” and future successes and happiness. It’s merely an obstacle you must now deal with, but it is up to you to get your future back on track. We need you to […]
The easiest and fastest way to bail is through Santa Ana Bail Bond Store. Our family-owned company has been in the business for over 27 years and we continue to meet new clients who have been recommended to us by their peers who were once in that same stressful position. Because of our excellent customer […]
Every now and then you’re warned about the things you post on social media, cautious that employers or parents or professors will see information that can get you into some trouble. But have you ever considered that the police can also see information that you don’t want them to, information that can get you into […]
In most U.S. states, minors are classified as those younger than 18 (there are some states who set the age at 16). Minors, when they get caught for a crime, do not have the same legal procedures as adults. Adults can go to prison, minors would go to juvenile hall and/ or be required to […]