Memorial Day, a time to honor and remember those who have served our country, is also a period marked by increased law enforcement efforts to ensure public safety. While many people celebrate the long weekend by hosting barbecues or attending parades, others find themselves navigating legal waters when an active arrest warrant is served. It’s not secret that on holiday weekends, local and state police actively serve warrants.
A simple traffic stop can cause the detention of someone with an outstanding warrant. This is why Surety bail bondsmen encourage people facing warrants to handle them as soon as possible. With the help of bail agencies and warrant look-up, defendants can resolve any outstanding orders to incarcerate the same day.
What is A Warrant for Arrest?
An arrest warrant or an active warrant is a legal document granting law enforcement the authority to apprehend an individual suspected of committing a crime. It protects people from unreasonable arrests under the Fourth Amendment and provides notice to those arrested about the charges against them. Re-arrest warrants specifically address failures to appear in court or violations of probation. Avoid being stuck in a Connecticut jail, and handle all active warrants as soon as possible with the help of a trusted and experienced bail bondsman.
How Surety Bail Bondsmen Help Handle Active Arrest Warrants
When there is an outstanding warrant for your arrest, life cannot be more uncertain for you. Surety Bail Bondsmen are experts in finding warrants, bond amounts, and charges for defendants. Most importantly this is a free service and it’s available 24/7. This is how 3-D Bail Bonds can help you clear your arrest warrant today.
The Process to Clear an Active Warrant with 3-D Bail Bonds
Verify Outstanding Warrants and Charges
In most cases, our team of skilled bondsmen can verify active warrants and charges. If a re-arrest warrant was issued for missing court or a violation of probation, defendants can access this information at the Judicial website under the section: Arrest Warrants for Violation of Probation or Failure to Appear, and Orders to Incarcerate
For other types of warrants including new charges or warrants signed following an investigation, we can always attempt to verify at least bond amounts for clients. Without knowing the bond amount, it’s difficult to get people accused of a crime to turn themselves in to the police.
Set Up TSI (Turning Yourself In) to the Police or Arresting Agency
Turning yourself to the police sounds frightening and with a good reason. You are walking in to get handcuffed and officially charged with a crime. Even though the bail bondsman is right by your side securing your quick release, the police must book and fingerprint defendants first.
The best way to turn yourself to the police on a warrant is by setting your appointment with a bail bonds agency ahead of time. Listen to the most experienced people in the industry. Bondsmen with decades in the industry can offer straightforward advice and reduce your stress. Time is everything for quick release.
Follow specifics about what not to wear and what not to do while at the jail. Remember, the fact that you are turning yourself in on a warrant doesn’t mean you are guilty of the alleged crimes. Quite the contrary, you are showing good faith by trying to clear the warrant and promising to follow up with the courts.
Post Bail with a Surety Bondsman
Post bail with a trusted bail bonds provider. Once booked, the bail bondsman can post your bail and you will be released. The process is fairly quick when the bondsman is involved because it guarantees the police that the defendant is being bonded out immediately. When turning yourself in, the police process feels more like an appointment, Bail Bondsman Jason says.
He shares, “Clients are often very concerned about whether they will be released or not, with all fairness it’s scary. However, I am very successful in helping clients when they follow specific directions. Just listen to your bondsman, we do this day and night and know how to do it. In the end, we are here to make things less complicated for you.”
Attend Court Hearings
Once released from jail after turning yourself in, the most important condition to remain free is to attend court hearings. When a bail agency or a bail bondsman signs your release on bond, you promise the courts that you will return to court during your pretrial. People released on bond must continue attending court hearings until the case is finished or adjudicated. If for some reason a defendant out on bail, misses court a re-arrest warrant is issued and the bond is forfeited.
At 3-D Bail Bonds, our experienced Surety Bondsmen assist individuals in locating and resolving active arrest warrants promptly. Our services are available around the clock, allowing clients to turn themselves in to the police at any time. Additionally, we offer bail financing options with low-cost payment plans, making warrant resolution more accessible. Don’t risk incarceration due to an outstanding warrant—contact our reliable bail bond services today. We serve all jails and courthouses across Connecticut.
