Victorville Bail Bonds

Helping Those in San Bernardino County Through the Bail Bonds Process

Bail amounts in San Bernardino County can be steep. If your loved one has been arrested, you might not have the funds immediately available to get them out of jail. Fortunately, you can turn to a bail bond company, such as The Bail Boys, for assistance in posting bail and getting your loved one back home as soon as possible. Working with an experienced bail agent is beneficial in that you will have someone on your side who knows the system, can answer your questions, and can move through the process efficiently.

At The Bail Boys, we have been providing fast, professional bail bonds services in Victorville and throughout San Bernardino County for years. We are familiar with the steps necessary to get your loved one released from police custody and will work diligently on your behalf. Because an arrest can happen at any time, we are available 24/7. Our team members are ready to take your call and get started on the bail bond process right away. After getting pertinent information from you, we will take care of all of the details to reunite you with your loved one.

How Do Bail Bonds Work in Victorville?

The bail bonds process begins with an arrest. After a person is taken into police custody, they will be booked. That means an officer will put their personal information and details about the alleged offense into the system. The booking process can take up to a couple of hours to complete.

Once booked, the individual (now called a defendant) will be held in jail until their bail hearing. At the hearing, a judge will set bail.

Bail can be expensive. If the defendant cannot pay it, they must either sit in jail until their case concludes or hire a bail bonds agent to secure their release from custody.

The bail bond agency will charge a small premium to post bond on behalf of the defendant. Once the agent files all necessary paperwork with the court or jail, the defendant is released.

Depending on the jail’s resources, the Victorville bail bonds process could take anywhere from minutes to hours.

After the defendant is out on bail, they must ensure that they show up to court when scheduled – this requirement is one of the bail conditions. If they fail to appear in court, their bail may be forfeit. The bail bond agency will require them to pay the remaining portion of their bail, and they may be sent back to jail and face additional sanctions.

However, if the defendant makes all scheduled appearances, their bail is exonerated after their case concludes. Although the bail bond premium will not be returned, they do not owe any other fees for the bail bond agency’s services.

How Is the Bail Amount Set?

Bail amounts must be high enough to ensure that the defendant appears in court but not so excessive that it serves merely as a punishment. Remember, a person accused of a crime is innocent until or unless proven guilty; thus, bail cannot be used to penalize someone.

San Bernardino County has a countywide schedule listing presumptive bail amounts. Depending on the circumstances, a judge can deviate from these guidelines and set a different amount of bail.

When the judge sets bail, they will consider several factors, including the defendant’s:

• Criminal history
• Risk of fleeing before trial
• Work or family obligations
• Community ties
• Likelihood of harming the victim or any other person

If your loved one has been arrested, The Bail Boys can discuss further how bail is set and where you can find your loved one’s bail amount.

How Much Are Bail Bonds in Victorville?

California law provides that bail bonds agencies can only charge a 10% premium for their services. For example, if bail is set at $15,000, the fee would be $1,500.

At The Bail Boys, we recognize that even 10% of bail can be beyond a person’s financial means.

That is why we offer several payment options to fit our clients’ budgets:

• 2% bail bond plan: This option requires a co-signer or OAC. The individual puts 2% down up front and pays the remaining later.
• 1% bail bond plan: This option is for individuals facing their first arrest. They put 1% down and satisfy the remaining 9% at a later date.
• 0% bail bond plan: This option requires the signer to use collateral to secure the bond. They pay the 10% premium later.

We invite you to speak with us to learn more about our payment plans and which solutions you may be eligible for.

Help with the Victorville Bail Process

The Bail Boys is ready to provide the skilled assistance you need. We will treat you with professionalism and respect throughout the process and work quickly to get your loved one out of jail.

Information for Police Departments, Jails, and Courts in Victorville

Several government agencies are involved in the arrest, detention, and prosecution of a person accused of a crime. Your loved one will have interactions with these agencies during their case. Our team has compiled the contact information for the police departments, jails, and courts in and around Victorville should you need to get in touch with any of them. Of course, our team is still available to help you through the bail bonds process, reaching out to the appropriate agencies to secure your loved one’s release from jail. You can always contact us at any time.

San Bernardino County Inmate Locator

Provides the following information:

• Booking number
• Arrest date
• Arrest location
• Arresting agency
• Housing facility
• Charges
• Bail amount

Victorville Police Department

Address:

14200 Amargosa Road

Victorville, CA 92392

Phone:

(760) 241-2911

Lobby hours:

Monday through Friday: 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department

Address:

655 East Third Street

San Bernardino, CA 92415

Phone:

(760) 956-5001

(909) 387-8313

Central Detention Center

Address:

630 E. Rialto Ave.

San Bernardino, CA 92415

Phone:

(909) 386-0969

Inmate Visiting Appointment Line

(909) 350-2476

* Call Tuesday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center

Address:

18000 W. End of Institution Rd.

Devore, CA 92407

Phone:

(909) 473-3689

Inmate Visiting Appointment Line

(909) 350-2476

* Call Tuesday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

High Desert Detention Center

Address:

9438 Commerce Way

Adelanto, CA 92301

Phone:

(760) 530-9300

Inmate Visiting Appointment Line

(909) 350-2476

* Call Tuesday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

West Valley Detention Center

Address:

9500 Etiwanda Drive

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739

Phone:

(909) 350-2476

Inmate Visiting Appointment Line

(909) 350-2476

* Call Tuesday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Victorville District Court

Address:

14455 Civic Drive, Suite 200

Victorville, CA 92392

Phone:

(760) 245-6215

Hours:

Monday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.