Being on your best behavior should be obvious when you are in the presence of a police officer. If you do not have anything to hide, you do not want to give the police any reason to stare at you longer than a quick glance.

When you are the actual subject of police officers, when they are conversing with you directly, you need to “suit up” and really keep yourself together. You do not want to make the situation any worse.

• Keep your hands where the officers can see them.
• Do not make any sudden movements.
• Do not run away.
• Do not get angry and become verbal or physical.
• Do take note of the time and place this is happening.
• Get the officer’s name, badge number, and patrol car number and/ or license plate.
• Take information from any witnesses.
• You may deny the police when they wish to search your belongings and property that is out of plain sight. They will need to get a warrant.
• Remain mature, responsible, and be polite.
• If you are being arrested, ask why. You have the right to know.

You might think that the police have all the power, but you, as a citizen, have power too. It is a matter of knowing those fine lines.

If you end up behind bars, San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store will help you protect your right to bail. We provide customizable, low monthly rate payment plans for our bail bonds. We are here to see that each defendant is given the same rights and opportunities as everyone else, including you. San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store is always here to help you!

Speak with one of our bail agents now online to get the details, or call us at 800-793-2245.

You know how in your phone, you can set up In Case of Emergency (ICE) contacts? You have probably got Mom, Dad, and a couple close friends on there. However, if you are someone who gets into a lot of trouble, or someone very close to you faces frequent legal problems, you might consider adding San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store onto your ICE contacts as well.

The benefits of doing so are obvious, you can quickly and easily call us up when bail bond help is needed. We are a trusted company that has successfully bailed out thousands of people over our 29 years of experience. The circumstances as to why it would be necessary to have us as an ICE contact may not be the best, but the best way to move forward and deal with the issue is to have us on there.

Your San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store bail agent will get you and your loved ones out of this jail mess fast, and at a low price you certainly can work with. We can help you no matter what your financial situation. We are easy to work with, are very accommodating, and understanding.

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Once you have been arrested, you have 2 choices: jail, or San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store. Picking the right choice should be a no-brainer:

Jail
Jail is overcrowded with other recently arrested individuals and individuals serving a short-term sentence following their arrest. Some of these people will be dangerous and intimidating criminals. There is little to do to pass your time in jail and the food is not great. You will not get a comfortable place to rest and you will not have much space to move around. In jail, you are only allowed limited and monitored visits and conversations with loved ones. There is no privacy.

San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store is a trusted California bail bonds company that is able to get you out of jail with a bail bond that costs only 10% of your full bail. You are paired with a licensed, friendly bail agent who will be with you through the whole process to make this as simple as possible. Once you bail out of jail with San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store, you are free to return home to live with your family and go back to work or school. You will be surrounded by familiarity and love, which is exactly what you need.

The latter is obviously more appealing, is it not? So anytime you are in such a predicament, whether for yourself or someone you love, contact San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store!

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One might think that someone who is arrested for breaking the law and committing a crime is automatically stripped of their rights. It seems fairly logical – proper punishment, right? Wrong. People who have broken the law and gotten arrested may lose some rights, but not all. They still have rights, which they can use to protect themselves in case they are incriminating themselves, or the police are abusing their authority.

The most well-known rights arrestees have are the Miranda Rights. The Miranda Rights reminds arrestees that they have the right to remain silent – anything they say can be used against them in court. They also have the right to an attorney, whether court-appointed or privately hired.

In addition to Miranda Rights, most arrested people will have the right to bail. Some arrested individuals accused of committing very serious crimes or deemed a high flight risk, will be denied bail. Every person who is eligible for bail is encouraged to post it. Do not let a very high bail be a reason to not post bail. Here at San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store, we make it a point to get every client out of jail with a low-cost bail bond. We help people who have bail set at $10,000 and people who have bail set $100,000. No matter the cost, San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store will find a way to help.

We are available to serve all of California 24/7, and we will even provide you with a free consultation. We are here to help protect the rights of you and your loved one, so let us help you.

Learn more about San Bernadino County Bail Bond Store by Chatting With Us or calling 800-793-2245.