Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at SCV Bail Bonds! It's been a long year, and we look forward to many more serving our clients. Remember while you're celebrating this year to be careful should you choose to enjoy alcohol. The SCV Sheriff Station deputies have scheduled extra patrols to ensure that they catch those [...]
There are many different types of property crime, most of which have steep penalties. Theft, for example, is typically divided into two parts: grand theft and petty theft. Grand theft, covered under California Penal Code 487 PC, is described as unlawfully taking something that belongs to someone else with a value of $950 or more. [...]
Recently, a suspect was arrested on suspicion of felony battery after a road rage incident that occurred in Valencia. According to reports, two people were involved in a road rage incident during which the suspect punched the victim in the face and then took off. A few days later, police found the suspect driving near [...]
Recently, a suspect was arrested on suspicion of several felonies, including possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and vandalism. According to reports, SCV deputies received a call from the Canyon Country Community Center about someone vandalizing one of their walls with spray paint. When the deputies arrived, they saw two separate vandalized [...]
Finding out a friend or loved one is in jail is never easy, and it usually sparks a lot of concern. Are they okay? How do you get them out? Do you need a bail bond? Getting Someone Out of Jail To understand how to get someone out of jail without Santa Clarita bail bonds, [...]
Robbery is covered under California Penal Code 211 PC. It is described as "the felonious taking of personal property in the possession of another, from their person or immediate presence, and against their will, accomplished by means of force or fear." To rob someone is to take personal property from them that doesn't belong to [...]
Our clients frequently ask us "how long does it take to get out of jail after posting bail?" and it isn't the easiest question to answer. Generally, once bail has been posted, the defendant will be released once they are processed out of their current location. But, just how long that takes depends a lot [...]
Lawmakers in the California State Senate have passed legislation to release nearly all defendants from custody by creating the "absolute right" to bail - even for dangerous defendants. Defendants facing charges for serious crimes would be released from jail should the new legislation pass. Some of those charges include: Domestic violence Felony sexual assault on [...]
Arrests and incarcerations are an everyday occurrence in the US, but not everyone is aware of the bail process. In some cases, you have multiple options to get someone out of jail, such as cash bonds, property bonds, and SCV bail bonds. But, sometimes, a judge issues a cash-only bond for a defendant. Cash Only [...]
Finding out that a friend or loved one has been arrested and taken into custody in Santa Clarita can be a frustrating and nerve-wracking experience. Especially when you're unable to talk to them. If you can't talk to them, how are you supposed to bail them out? Luckily, it's possible to find their bail amount [...]
