The parolees were arrested for violating their terms of their parole. This usually means, not having in your possession; ammunition, firearms, drugs, or even drug paraphernalia. There are big reasons why the justice system wants to keep these types of items away from known offenders, the major one is just common sense. Why would the courts and justice system want to let Felony charged offenders out and then allow them to follow the same roads that got them in jail in the first place?

More than 150 rounds of ammunition were found as well as 21 weapons. And these are known criminals. Plus, the officers found caches of marijuana, cocaine, and other drug paraphernalia. On top of the weapons and drugs that were found, 11 children were found also and had to be taken to protective custody.

That’s just what we need, criminals producing more criminals.

All in all, the entire operation was deemed successful. The whole operation is part of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR). The CDCR was formed to provide safety to the counties including Santa Clarita, CA. It also saves the county money. It also helps with the case loads that the Santa Clarita Valley Police Detectives currently have.

The department and operation sends a message to the Santa Clarita Valley community that the Government is taking steps to provide a safer environment and helping lead the community away from any gang movements and gang affiliations. Its a step in the right direction and since the parolees information is already known and information about that parolees has been provided that they have violated their terms, its only best to take them off the streets again and put them in lock up.

Also, refusing bail on a lot of them seems realistic since they have violated their terms any ways, which means that they probably won’t comply with any bail structure set upon them by the attending judge. This way they’re remanded to their cells until they appear in front of the judge, which for convicted felons seems to be the right choice.

Being a bail bondsman one would think that my opinion would be to offer bail for the arrested parolees seeing that it would provide more business. But if you ask most bail bonds agents in this case, they would probably tell you that they wouldn’t write the bail bonds on these characters due to a high flight risk. They’ve already been convicted of a felony, most likely involving drugs and firearms and now they’ve violated their terms with the same crime showing a repetition that reveals a risk that most bail bonds agents wouldn’t take.

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So, the story goes. A man walks in to the jewelry store. The store is located at the Glendale Galleria Mall in Glendale, CA. He walks in and asks the customer representative to see a specific Rolex in the cabinet. Talk goes on back and forth and then the guy asks if they can fix his phone. A few seconds later the guy makes a phone call.

Meanwhile the customer service representative places the watch on the chair and goes away. The man gets up and sits on the chair, successfully also sitting on the watch. As he is on the phone, he’s watching the clerk and placing the watch in his back pocket.

After a couple minutes on the phone the guy gets up, Rolex in back pocket, and bids the clerk farewell. He casually walks out of the store and out of the Glendale Galleria Mall. He’s still missing and Glendale Police are investigating everything, including the security tapes at the mall.

Mistake One; The clerk places the watch on the seat of  a chair next to the cabinet. Why didn’t he place it back in the cabinet or at least on top of the counter where it’s in plain site and the clerk could monitor from the other side of the store.

Mistake Two: Why leave the area? Its rude for anyone to sit there and make a phone call, hold your ground and make the customer go outside and come back if they are still intersted.

It seems like the suspect had cased the place and realized that this scenario could work. He probably knows that the clerks react this way and therefore provide a prime opportunity to pull this off. Now the catch is how fast the clerk is able to react to the situation and how fast they realize the watch is gone.

Clearly this jewelry clerk was not very vigilant or observant. The suspect will eventually get picked up by the Glendale Police Department and slapped with a Glendale Bail Bonds. Probably around a $20,000 since its a Grand Theft which is theft of anything over $400.

He’ll get taken in to the Glendale Jail and left there until either bailed out or his court date arrives.

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Beverly Hills Bail Bonds are no different. Actually, Bail Bonds anywhere in California operate just like this. When someone is arrested and is eligible for bail, they have two options of bail to choose from. They can either put up Cash Bail with the jail or get a surety bond (Bail Bond) to secure their release. The purpose of bail is to insure the court that the defendant will appear at all of their court dates. If a person doesn’t post some form of bail they will remain in jail during their court case and will be bused to and from court when they have an appearance date.

Posting a Beverly Hills Bail Bonds is fairly simple. You start off by giving a bail bonds agent a call or even visiting their office in Beverly Hills, CA. When you are speaking with the bail bonds agent, you will be asked several questions regarding the person in jail and the indemnitor. An indemnitor is the person who is signing and responsible for the defendant who is in jail. The indemnitor is usually a parent or grand parent but can be anyone who is willing to sign on the dotted line for the defendant.

The Beverly Hills Police department and jail is fairly small with regards to the larger jails in the surrounding areas. The Police department is located just off of Santa Monica Blvd in Beverly Hills, CA. If you have a friend or loved one at this jail and you don’t bail them out quickly, they might end up getting transferred to the LA Main jail which is called, Twin Towers. And yes, this is the same jail that Lindsay Lohan and many others were at.

Most of the questions the bail bonds agent will be asking are regular personal information about the defendant and the indemnitor. How tall are they? What color eyes? Weight, current address, job information, phone numbers, references and names and phones numbers of references, families information, and much more. The reason for all the questions is to help the bail bonds agents out if the defendant skips bail and doesn’t make their court date appearances.

If someone who has posted bail fails to appear at one of their court dates (skips bail), the court will order an arrest warrant for the defendant, forfeit (cancel) the bail, and demand payment of the bail amount. In the event of a bail bond forfeiture the indemnitor will have to pay the full bail amount. If cash bail was used then the court will keep it. This is where the indemnitor comes in and they now have the responsibility of helping the bail bonds agent find the defendant or the indemnitor will end up forfeiting their collateral and is now responsible to pay, in cash, the full amount of the bail.

The Jail is where the bail bonds agent will be going to post bail for the defendant. Normally, the Beverly Hills Bail Bonds agent will do all the necessary paperwork before hand at their local office or via the internet, get payment for the premium which is 10% of the bail bond, and then the bail bonds agent will visit the jail itself and hand the jailor what is called a Power. A power is a document that provides the legalities needed by a court to post bail and release the defendant until their court date.

After the bail bonds agent is done serving the power to the jailor, the jailor will then start processing out the defendant. For the Beverly Hills Jail, this is pretty quick due to the fact that the jail has a smaller population than others. The time it takes for the defendant to be bailed out is normally around an hour after the bail bonds agent posts the bail.

Once the defendant is released, they head back to the Beverly Hills office, sign a few papers, take a picture and they are on their way, promising to return for their court dates. Which they usually do, since they are responsible for the full amount of the bail.

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Santa Monica Bail Bonds are no different. Actually, Bail Bonds anywhere in California operate just like this. When someone is arrested and is eligible for bail, they have two options of bail to choose from. They can either put up Cash Bail with the jail or get a surety bond (Bail Bond) to secure their release. The purpose of bail is to insure the court that the defendant will appear at all of their court dates. If a person doesn’t post some form of bail they will remain in jail during their court case and will be bused to and from court when they have an appearance date.

Posting a Santa Monica Bail Bonds is fairly simple. You start off by giving a bail bonds agent a call or even visiting their office in Santa Monica, CA. When you are speaking with the bail bonds agent, you will be asked several questions regarding the person in jail and the indemnitor. An indemnitor is the person who is signing and responsible for the defendant who is in jail. The indemnitor is usually a parent or grand parent but can be anyone who is willing to sign on the dotted line for the defendant.

Most of the questions the bail bonds agent will be asking are regular personal information about the defendant and the indemnitor. How tall are they? What color eyes? Weight, current address, job information, phone numbers, references and names and phones numbers of references, families information, and much more. The reason for all the questions is to help the bail bonds agents out if the defendant skips bail and doesn’t make their court date appearances.

If someone who has posted bail fails to appear at one of their court dates (skips bail), the court will order an arrest warrant for the defendant, forfeit (cancel) the bail, and demand payment of the bail amount. In the event of a bail bond forfeiture the indemnitor will have to pay the full bail amount. If cash bail was used then the court will keep it. This is where the indemnitor comes in and they now have the responsibility of helping the bail bonds agent find the defendant or the indemnitor will end up forfeiting their collateral and is now responsible to pay, in cash, the full amount of the bail.

The Santa Monica Police department and jail is fairly small with regards to the larger jails in the surrounding areas. The Police department is located just off of Olympic Drive in Santa Monica, CA. If you have a friend or loved one at this jail and you don’t bail them out quickly, they might end up getting transferred to the LA Main jail which is called, Twin Towers.

The Jail is where the bail bonds agent will be going to post bail for the defendant. Normally, the Santa Monica Bail Bonds agent will do all the necessary paperwork before hand at their local office or via the internet, get payment for the premium which is 10% of the bail bond, and then the bail bonds agent will visit the jail itself and hand the jailor what is called a Power. A power is a document that provides the legalities needed by a court to post bail and release the defendant until their court date.

After the bail bonds agent is done serving the power to the jailor, the jailor will then start processing out the defendant. For the Santa Monica Jail, this is pretty quick due to the fact that the jail has a smaller population than others. The time it takes for the defendant to be bailed out is normally around an hour after the bail bonds agent posts the bail.

Once the defendant is released, they head back to the Santa Monica office, sign a few papers, take a picture and they are on their way, promising to return for their court dates. Which they usually do, since they are responsible for the full amount of the bail.

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Apparently the thief had an insider for the Vallarta Supermarket. Once in the store, the thief would pretend to shop and then on the way out would go through a specific aisle and that is where his inside connection helped out. The inside connection, an employee of the Vallarta Supermarket, would just place the lottery tickets in the basket  and bid teh thief farewell.

You gotta wonder how the two kids got caught? Probably, the manager was checking inventory of the lottery tickets and found a 100 missing. The manager probably just went down the line from there, checking how far back the inventory matched with the cashier for that day and narrowed it down to the insider connection that was stealing from the supermarket. Then, that probably gave the manager a good time slot to check the video footage and figure out the caper.

In all these crimes it always seems that the criminals never really think it through. Lottery tickets are tracked very well. Their inventory is automatically checked with electronical devices. Each ticket has a barcode on it. If a ticket shows up somewhere for redemption, its recorded into a large database and if that database shows that the lottery ticket’s barcode was never scanned for purchase, then red flags go up and police get called.

Garcia, the thief, and the insider connection at the Vallarta supermarket now have Santa Clarita Bail Bonds and will hopefully be fined and jailed for a while. Hopefully they’ll take their lives a little more seriously now and maybe start making better decisions.

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At 9pm on Wednesday (8/4/10) an Italian couple honeymooning in Beverly Hills, CA was done walking Rodeo Drive and decided to hail a tax to visit their friend. They were heading to Cahuenga pass at a destination on Wooodrow Wilson Drive. So, the taxi pulls up, they get in, and only their way they go. Meanwhile the couple is noticing that they’re taking  a very unusual route to the destination.

If you’ve ever driven from Rodeo Drive to the Cahuenga pass, you know its about 15 mins tops. Almost an hour goes by and the couple finally arrives at their destination. As they pull up, the driver yells out, that’ll be $35. What? So the honeymooners give the Beverly Hills Taxe driver $26 and then tell him to get a GPS unit for the taxi for the next time he decideds to drive someone anywhere.

What happened next? The couple heads to the residence they are visiting and hears the reving of the taxi behind them. They turn and look and the taxi is barrelling towards them. They quickly jump out of the way and at that very instant the person of the home of the residence they are visiting opens the door to the house. How would you like to be greeted by a large blue taxi town car as you open the door?

The taxi continues to crash in to the house and knock over the resident, hurting their arm and causing some damage to the house.

The taxi driver ended up being booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. What an idiot! Attempting to run a couple over for the difference of $9, even if it was your fault you got lost, plus they’re honeymooners. Stupid!

His Beverly Hills Bail Bonds is set at $30,000. Who knows if he’s been released yet. Hopefully he’s in their until the court date and hopefully the judge sentences him to some time in jail. Heck, Lindsay Lohan got sentenced to some time in jail for less.

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The Santa Clarita Sheriffs pulled the suspected car over thinking that the occupants were armed. A very tense situation for anyone. The deputies found the gun and saw that it was a BB gun. All toy guns normally have a red ring around the tip to signify that it is actually a toy gun. The pistol that the suspect was carrying had the red ring removed by the suspect and will now be hanging out in the Santa Clarita Jail with a bail bonds hanging over him.

Not that toting a BB gun altered to look like a real gun is bad enough, the deputies found something else in the vehicle when they were searching it. There were two unmarked containers in the vehicle. These containers were believed to have Xanax and Vicodin in them.

The pair of idiots driving the vehicle were Jared and Sarah. Now they’re sitting in jail with a couple Santa Clarita Bail Bonds. Gee, let’s drive around waiving an altered BB gun that’ll do nothing but get the attention of the local police, and!, let’s have bottles of Xanax and Vicodin in the car because we’re stupid and think this is normal.

Did the contents of the bottles provide the brainless judgement of wanting to drive around town waiving what looked like a real gun? Who knows, but the decision making of Jared and Sarah is definitely skewed towards severly unintelligent. These two are better off sitting in the Santa Clarita Jail and preferrably need to go back to mommy and daddy to re-learn and re-educate themselves. Or better yet, since its quite possible that the lack of intelligence came from the two kid’s parents, ship them off to a different city. Maybe that’s what we should do with all idiots is ship them all to another city and let them cohabitate there. No, that wouldn’t be good because then the population would grow because they’d all be too stupid to use birthcontrol and then we’d be multiplying idiots. Got a better idea?

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It’s not clear whether the couple have sought any legal help, but in a case like this, you’re sure to see a few notable defense attorneys vying to take the case. The case isn’t a number one headliner, but rest assured there will be some attorney’s seeking the limelight for this one.

Barker and Johnson, the suspected couple, are being charged with the murder of Takazato. Beverly Hills police are contending that Barker stabbed Takazato outside the producer’s home. Prosecutors haven’t released information regarding how Johnson is involved in the case.

So far, the information released is that Barker started seeing Johnson after she broke up with Takazato. During this stage Johnson revealed to Barker that she had been abused by Takazato. This information sent Barker in to a rage and might have caused the slaying of the victim.

Why are Johnson and Barker being held on $1million Beverly Hills Bail Bonds? If you look up the penal code for attempted murder, you’ll find that this is the correct amount. Actually, another penal code for pre-meditated murder definitely demands million dollar bail bonds.

It alwasy defies intelligence that someone would believe that a scenario like this justifies a death by stabbing. Maybe that’s why the suspects so publicly displayed the murder. Maybe they were making a statement and somehow think that they actually have a justifiable action against the victim. Probably not.

An enraged individual usually seems to set aside all intelligence and common sense. Even though the case seems like it was pre-meditated, there’s probably a lot of rage and hate involved due to the fact that the murder wasn’t really planned out very well. Also, the murder seems personal due to the fact that it was done probably face to face with the victim and suspect probably fighting and grappling and arguing until the victim was overtaken.

And what was Johnson doing at the time, sitting in the car, texting on her phone? Or did she accompany her boyfriend as the fight took place and watched over as the boyfriend took the life of her ex-boyfriend?

No facts other than Barker and Johnson are in the Beverly Hills Jail for suspicion of murder and are being held on two $1million Beverly Hills Bail Bonds, Takazato was slayed by a knife in close quarters outside the producers home in an elite area of Beverly Hills on 7/20/10, both suspects are in court today (7/27/10) to be arraigned which is just an official reading of the charges against the suspects and then the lawyers will fight over whether or not the suspects will retain the million dollar bail bonds and the judge will make a decision.

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The two names of the suspects are Hudson and Reyes. The arrest happened at 1:35am near Carlyle Street in Ventura, CA. The Ventura Police Department resided over the entire arrest and investigation.

Hudson and Reyes made threats to a mother of the daughter that Hudson was courting. Why? Well, apparently the mother wouldn’t tell Hudson or Reyes where her daughter was. And what is it these days with kids not paying any respect to elders? If the mom says she, either isn’t going to tell them the whereabouts or that she has no idea where the daughter was, leave it at that. You’re a kid, she’s the parent, and the line ends there. What happened to Hudson’s and Reyes’ mothers and fathers? Are they not implementing enough guidance in their lives that they aren’t learning the fundamentals of respect?

Hudson and Reyes called the mother various times threatening her on the phone. Then they drove back and forth in front of her house yelling out the window of their vehicle at the mother.

Neighbors also called in to the Ventura Police and reported that someone was driving recklessly in front of their houses. They also reported that this vehicle was attempting to strike pedestrians that were in the area. Apparently, there was someone standing in the street waving a bat at the Hudson’s vehicle trying and possibly hitting the car.

After some investigation and cavassing, the Ventura Police found Hudson on Carlyle and arrested them on suspicion of criminal threats, drunken driving, and street terrorism.  The two suspects will probably get some hefty Ventura Bail Bonds for their ridiculous behavior.

Where was Reyes? Well, Ventura Police found him hiding in some bushes with a knife on him. Reyes was also arrested and booked into the Ventura Jail.

Both idiot kids were 20 years old and obviously have absentee parents and guidance in their lives. Let’s see, I’ve got an idea, let’s go over to that girls house that you like and ask her mother where she is, because she’s not answering her phone. Light bulb! Maybe she doesn’t want to have anything to do with her. And you think that her mother is actually going to pass any information on to you? Even worse, you think that threatening her is going to get you anything but a seat in the jail?

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The Ice Cream vendor who has a cart at Huntsinger Park in Ventura, was going about his own business, distributing nice frozen popsicles and other various creamy desserts when a couple of lads approached him and asked for some ice cream. The vender turned and reached in side the cart to retrieve the items and all of a sudden, the two suspects jumped him.

The vendor was able to scramble away. Meanwhile the suspects took up shopping for free from his cart and fled the scene. It was reported that they jumped in to an SUV.

The police began tracking the whereabouts of said SUV. Finally the Ventura Police tracked the SUV to the corner of Saranac and Clay Avenue. At that time one of the suspects jumped out of the vehicle and fled the scene. This suspect has yet to receive his Ventura Bail Bonds.

The other suspect was arrested by the Ventura Police officer and taken to the Ventura Main Jail. His Ventura Bail Bonds amount has yet to be reported.

So why pick on the poor ice cream man? Was it really hot that day and they suspects just didn’t have any money and really needed some refreshments? Here we have a nice entrepreneur out on a sunny day trying to make a buck. And two idiots decide that they’re going to take advantage of him probably because they are bored.

Good thing Ventura, CA has a good police force and caught up with the hoodlums. Yes, “hoodlums”. Both suspects should be in the Ventura Jail and not be left out. Hopefully they’ll appear in the Ventura Courthouse and the judge will fine them a few thousand dollars.

Too bad the court can’t rule that they suspects have to pay the ice cream vendor for lost profits for the day and possibly the next day since I’m sure the vendor probably took a day off. And what now for the ice cream vendor? Will he have to carry some protection or something?

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