My entry into this profession traces back to 2004, when my younger brother encountered legal troubles, leading my family and me into uncharted territory. This firsthand experience has equipped me with a deep understanding of the consequences and potential pitfalls of navigating the legal system on behalf of one’s family. It was this very experience that ignited my commitment to stand by my clients throughout every step of the journey. Starting from the initial phone call, where we address your questions and provide reassurance, all the way to your first court appearance, we are dedicated to easing your concerns. We recognize the anxiety that can accompany navigating this process alone.
Many localities have their own police force that patrols the streets, but because they are unable to handle bail at their station, following the initial booking at the police station, they are taken to the Orange County Main Jail, which is located at 550 N Flower St, Santa Ana, CA 92703. The booking process will take about 2–4 hours before bail can be posted. Once bail is posted, it will take another 6–8 hours for your loved one to be released.
Our agents are located around the county and throughout the state of California to get your loved one released as easily and quickly as possible! Anywhere you live in Orange County, from Seal Beach to San Clement to Brea to Newport Beach, Sameday Bail Bonds agents are ready and waiting to do everything by phone or travel anywhere with a moment’s notice! We have an extensive network of active bail bond agents that are highly experienced and ready to make the release process as easy as possible for you.
What Happens After an Arrest?
Following the suspect’s arrest, he will be taken to the local police department or the county jail. The booking process starts in the local city jail or county jail.
During the booking process, the following happens:
mages such as mug shots
Fingerprinting
Authentication of identity
Questioning of Property Inventory
Writing Crimes
determination for bail
Depending on where they are housed, the booking process, also known as the receiving process, might take anywhere from 2 to 5 hours. Suppose the defendant is being held in a city jail, such as the ones in Anaheim, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, La Palma, or Buena Park. In that case, they will be immediately released after the bond has been posted.20 to 30 minutes.
Suppose the defendant is being held in a city jail, such as the ones in Anaheim, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, La Palma, or Buena Park. In that case, they will be immediately released after the bond has been posted.
The defendant will be freed right away following the posting of the bond if they are being held in a city jail, such as those in the Anaheim Police Department, Newport Beach Police Department, Laguna Beach Police Department, Costa Mesa Police Department, Huntington Beach Police Department, La Palma Police Department, or Buena Park Police Department. Even though we get involved right after the arrest, our priority is to call the city jail and notify them that we are going to post the bonds so the loved one is not transferred to the Orange County jail. so, the process will not be prolonged for another 6-8 hours. Once the bond is revoked, more than likely an arrest warrant with the defendant.