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		California Bail Information San Diego County bail bonds and bondsman About being detained, when an individual is arrested for a crime, typically that person will be taken to a local law enforcement station for booking, prior to incarceration in a station lock-up or county jail. Once arrested and booked, the defendant has several options for release pending the conclusion of his or her case. The bail bond system is designed to guarantee the appearance of a criminal defendant in court at the time the judge directs, once the defendant is released from jail. The most common method of release is using the services of a bail bond company. At Brent Meyerson Bail Bonds you will find that we have provided you with a listing of San Diego bail bondsmen, jails and local courts. Please contact us at the numbers to the left of this message, or e-mail him at brent@bmbailbonds.com for immediate San Diego bail bonding assistance and additional bail bond release information. More bail bondsman info: San Diego County County Courts California Superior Court Find a court, find a judge: search by county http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/courts/trial How to Contact the Courts: search by county http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/courts/trial/courtlist.htm County District Attorney San Diego County http://www.sdcda.org/ County Public Defender California County Public Defender or County Web Sites http://www.cpda.org/County/CountyPDWebSites.html Criminal Defense Attorneys: California http://www.bailhelp.com Immigration Bail Bonds: California http://www.bailhelp.com San Diego County Jails and Police Departments Courts & Police Stations: California San Diego County Sheriff & Police Department listings California’s most wanted The San Diego Police Department typically takes an average of two hours to book an arrested person, but the time can vary depending on how busy the Police Station is at the time of your family member/friend’s arrest. The San Diego Police Department Does Not house arrestees. The San Diego Police Department Does Not process bail. Individuals will be transferred from the San Diego Police Department to either the Central Jail in San Diego or Los Colinas (Women’s Facility). Upon arrival at either of these jails the person in custody should be released on bail within about six to eight hours. It can take up to 12 hours if the Detention Facility is busy. The San Diego Central Jail is the central receiving point for adult males arrested in the greater San Diego metropolitan area. If the arrestee is arrested in San Diego or some of the outlying areas, they will have their cases heard at the San Diego County Courthouse, 220 West Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101 San Diego Police Department Headquarters 1401 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101-5729 Info: (619) 531-2000. If you live in the 858 area code, please call (858) 484-3154.http://www.sandiego.gov/police/ San Diego Central Jail 1173 Front St San Diego, CA (619) 615-2700


All major credit cards and personal checks accepted: License # BA1492929 Licensed California Bail Bondsman Brent Meyerson provides reliable service in all California counties and cities and welcomes all bail and bail bond inquiries. For additional bail and bail bond information in your area, check out these links for California's individual Counties: Alameda County bail bonds Alpine County bail bonds Amador County bail bonds Butte County bail bonds Calaveras County bail bonds Colusa County bail bonds Contra Costa County bail bonds Del Norte County bail bonds El Dorado County bail bonds Fresno County bail bonds Glenn County bail bonds Humboldt County bail bonds Imperial County bail bonds Inyo County bail bonds Kern County bail bonds Kings County bail bonds Lake County bail bonds Lassen County bail bonds Los Angeles County bail bonds Madera County bail bonds Marin County bail bonds Mariposa County bail bonds Mendocino County bail bonds Merced County bail bonds Modoc County bail bonds Mono County bail bonds Monterey County bail bonds Napa County bail bonds Nevada County bail bonds Orange County bail bonds Placer County bail bonds Plumas County bail bonds Riverside County bail bonds Sacramento County bail bonds San Benito County bail bonds San Bernardino County bail bonds San Diego County bail bonds San Francisco County bail bonds San Joaquin County bail bonds San Luis Obispo County bail bonds San Mateo County bail bonds Santa Barbara County bail bonds Santa Clara County bail bonds Santa Cruz County bail bonds Shasta County bail bonds Sierra County bail bonds Siskiyou County bail bonds Solano County bail bonds Sonoma County bail bonds Stanislaus County bail bonds Sutter County bail bonds Tehama County bail bonds Trinity County bail bonds Tulare County bail bonds Tuolumne County bail bonds Ventura County bail bonds Yolo County bail bonds Yuba County bail bonds

The San Diego Central Jail is located in downtown San Diego. If you are planning on driving a vehicle to the facility you need to know that there is NO public parking at the jail. There are, however, numerous pay parking sites around the jail. The public entrance and information area to the jail can be found on the east side of Front Street between "B" and "C" Streets. There are several other options. You can take either the Trolley or a bus to SDCJ from most everywhere within the greater San Diego area.

Las Colinas Women’s Facility
9000 Cottonwood
Santee, CA 92071
Ph (619) 258-3176

San Diego Sheriff Inmate Search
http://www.sdsheriff.net

This is a very informative website…You can get the charges, booking number the arresting agency, the detainee’s date and time of arrest and court information. This information is not "live" information. Depending on the time of day the information is added, a person could be in their custody but not show on the list provided at the web site. Therefore, you are encouraged to call the Jail Information telephone number if you have any questions. (619) 615-2700.

Directions to the San Diego Central Jail

From Los Angeles Total Est. Time 1 hr, 59 min Total Est Dist 120.14 miles
Take the Ramp onto US-101 South, and merge onto I-5 South. Take the Front St exit, Exit 17 toward Civic Center. Stay Straight to go onto Front St. The jail is 4 blocks down on your left hand side.

From San Bernardino Total Est. Time 1 hr.. 44 min Total Est Dist 107.72 miles
Take the I-215 south ramp toward Riverside. I-215 South becomes CA-91 West. Merge onto I-215 South toward San Diego/Indio. I-215 becomes I-15 South. Keep Right to take CA-163 South. Take the I-5 North exit toward 4th Ave. Take the exit toward 4th Ave. Turn Left onto 4th Ave. Turn Right onto Ash St. Turn Left onto Front St.

From Orange County Total Est. Time 1 hr, 30 min Total Est Dist. 91.02 miles
Take CA-55 Fwy South toward Newport Beach. Merge onto I-5 South via Exit 11A toward San Diego. Take the Front St exit – Exit 17 toward Civic Center. Stay Straight to go onto Front St. The jail is 4 blocks down on your left hand side.