Naughty or Nice? Find Bail Bondsman Tips for Staying off the Naughty List

The holidays are a time for celebration, gift-giving, and holiday parties, but if there’s one thing a CT bail bondsman knows, it’s that there’s a fine line between a celebration and an incident. In a combination of excitement, family, and time away from work, it’s not hard to have a few too many drinks and wake up with the neighbor’s Santa in your front yard, or wake up in jail and not even remember how you got there. In that case, you may need to post bail during Christmas. Avoid the whole experience by following these bail bondsman tips today.

3-D Bail Bonds Hartford is sharing some helpful tips to steer you away from trouble. Follow these tips to stay off the naughty list and keep your holiday festivities at home, not the drunk tank.

How to Have a Safe and Happy Holiday Season

“Follow your CT bail bondsman tips to steer away from possible arrests

and incarceration during the holiday season.”

Enjoy Yourself—in Moderation

Time off from work and an occasion to celebrate are more than most of us need to leave self-control behind. The easiest way to avoid a conversation with the bail bondsman is to make sure everyone paces themselves. Above all else, if you have a holiday party, take everyone’s keys at the door.

Keep It Festive

If you get the whole family together for the holidays, you’ll discuss recent updates, family matters, and, sometimes, current events. It’s up to you to predict and steer away from conversations that may boil blood. Political arguments, unresolved family issues, money problems, etc. The less these topics are discussed, the lower the chance that someone may need bail for Christmas.

Avoid A Larceny Charge

Shopping and shopping without paying too much attention to what you have in your shopping cart can lead to a larceny charge. The bookings in local CT jails around this time are mostly for larceny charges, some unintentional. A larceny charge and a conspiracy to commit larceny are different actions; however, the Connecticut legislature has determined that all participants in a criminal conspiracy should be punished equally, regardless of their degree of participation.

If Someone Is Arrested, Don’t Skip Court

Just call up the bail bondsman. They’ll get your loved one out of jail in time to enjoy the rest of the holidays—just make sure they show up for their court date. Skipping court could put you back in jail. In Connecticut, when you miss court, the state automatically issues a re-arrest order.

If a mistake landed you or a loved one in jail and on the naughty list, don’t worry, after a quick call to the bail bondsman, they can go back to enjoying the holidays. We’re standing by 24/7 at 3-D Bail Bonds, ready to post bail for those in need across Connecticut. Our bilingual staff is available 24 hours, seven days. Call us at (860) 247-2245 or visit our Hartford office at 57 Fishfry St in Hartford. You can visit our website to learn more about us. We are a resource for all bail bonds in Connecticut.

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