$0 Down Bail Bonds in Palmdale Ca., "You Work You Bail" Only Bail Bond Office in City!!

About the City of Palmdale Ca.,

Palmdale is a city located in the north eastern part of Los Angeles County. Palmdale was the first community within the antelope valley to incorporate as a city. Palmdale has a population of just over 152,000 people as per the 2010 federal census, based on current figures it is believed that combined population of Palmdale and Lancaster (the two largest towns within the valley) is jujst under 484,000.

The city of Palmdale is policed through a formal contract with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department which the station itself currently has the largest sheriff station within the County of Los Angeles.

About the Palmdale Sheriff Station:

The Palmdale Sheriff Department is located at:

750 E. Avenue Q
Palmdale, Ca. 93550-3882
661-272-2400 lasdhq.org/stations/for1/palmdale/index.html

Services the Palmdale Sheriff Station offers:

-24/7 Operations
-Explorer Program
-Misc. Services & Fees
-Megans Law


Areas the Palmdale Sheriff Station Covers:

The Palmdale sheriff station provides policing services under of contract for the City of Palmdale, as well as over 700 square miles on unincorporated areas including Little Rock, Pearblossom, Wrightwood ski area and Lake Hughes. Currently Palmdale is one of ther leaders in growth due to the citys affordable homes and ethically diverse community's.


What to expect if arrested and held at the Palmdale Sheriff Station:


The booking process at the Palmdale Sheriff station can be anywhere from 8 to 12 hours, potentially longer if booking traffic is greater

Inmates will remain at the station until their court date unless they have a medical situation or an out of city/county warrant.

The Palmdale Jail is set up to handle both male and female inmates.


Palmdale Bail Bonds, How we can help:

All American Bail Bonds has been operating a bail bonding service in Los Angeles Coutny and Orange County for over ten years, we have multiple offices throughout both counties most of which do operate 24 hour a day 7 days a week.

All American Bail Bonds also has multiple payment options for those in need, with easy interest free payment plans with as little as $0 down, that's no money down.

Don't let collateral be a concern- Often individuals are concerned that they may not qualify due to a lack of collateral, here at All American Bail Bonds our General policy is "You Work You Bail." We believe that everyone deserves a chance and if employment can be verified than we will write a "Signature Bond."


The Palmdale branch of All American is a 24 hour office and in fact the only Bail Bonding Office within the city limits, with many agents who themselves are residents of the city of Palmdale.

We at All American Bail Bonds in Palmdale have always maintained a strong and professional work relationship with the Palmdale Sheriff Station, we pride ouselves on our customer service and ability to perform our duties faster and more efficiently than others.

We understand the bail process can be confusing and scary. let our team of Professional, Licensed and Certified Bail Agents help you!

"Because You Have the Right to Bail"

All American Bail Bonds Palmdale office is located at:

37167 N. Sierra Hwy #C
Palmdalem, Ca. 93590
661-267-6777
In the same facilility as the Mobil gas station on the corner of Ave S and Sierra Hwy


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Dog Fighting Ring leads to arrest in the A.V., From Bail Bondsman in Palmdale

We at All American Bail Bonds were recently notified of the following information provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department.

Dog fighting at residence leads to 17 dogs, arrests, cocaine, & kids taken into protective custody

An alleged dog fighting training operation at a Lake Los Angeles home was shut down today by sheriff’s deputies, and a couple was arrested for training dogs to fight, as well as for possession of cocaine. Their four children were taken into protective custody and seventeen pit bull dogs were recovered by animal control officers.

The dog fighting investigation began when a confidential informant called the LA County 24-hour Dog Fighting Tipline (877-662-3483) to report that people were training dogs for fighting. The tip was reported to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, who relayed the information to deputies in the Antelope Valley so it could be investigated.

Over the next month, Deputies Robert Ferrell and Fred Hill with the Sheriff’s Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Bureau, investigated the dog fighting case, working with officers from the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control, and Lancaster Sheriff’s Station deputies. The deputies ultimately found sufficient probable cause to be able to obtain a search warrant.

At about 4:30AM Wednesday, sheriff’s deputies from COPS Bureau, Lancaster, and Palmdale Stations, joined by L.A. Co. Animal Control officers and LA Co. Dept. of Children and Family Services, went to the home on the 41000 block of 178th St. East, Lake Los Angeles.

Once there, they found an elaborate dog fighting and training operation.

On the property they found seventeen pit bull dogs, some of which were tied to stakes in the yard. Dried blood was found on a portable wooden fighting ring that was leaning against a wall.

They also found a large amount of medical supplies, including surgical tools and medication, IV saline solution, and syringes to administer medicine and to treat the dogs. Surgical tools and supplies, used to stitch up the dogs after being wounded in fights, were recovered.

Three treadmill type machines, used for the compelled physical conditioning of the dogs, were located. One of them was made of wooden slats.

Training records for the dogs, and study guides on the breeding of dogs and dog fighting were recovered.

All of the dogs were removed from the location by Animal Control officers. Many of the dogs found at the property had injuries.

Approximately one ounce of cocaine was also recovered.

Suspect Jesse Jimenez, 43, and his wife Suspect Yvette Jimenez, 41, were arrested at the residence for felony dog fighting (which includes training dogs to fight) and possession of a controlled substance (cocaine). They were transported and booked at the Lancaster Sheriff’s Station of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

Later, during the interview process, both suspects admitted to their roles in the activity.

The dog fighting has apparently been going on in various areas in the Antelope Valley for several years.

Due to the circumstances, the couple’s four children, aged 1, 10, 12, and 14 were taken into protective custody by the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services.

Dog fighting, cock-fighting, and other forms of animal fighting are not a sport, they are a felony. So is animal cruelty.

A conviction for felony animal cruelty can result in a sentence of up to 3 years in prison.

The LA County 24-hour Dog Fighting Tipline (877-NO2FITE or 877-662-3483, is funded in part by the Humane Society of the U.S. Up to $5,000.00 is offered for information that leads to an arrest or conviction of people engaging in the training or fighting of dogs. The identity of callers will remain confidential.

For a Bail Bondsman, Bail Information or Bail Bonds in Palmdale, please visit:

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All American Bail Bonds in Palmdale is located at the following address:
 
37167 N. Sierra Hwy #D
Palmdale, Ca. 93590
661-267-6777

$185,911 Dollar Bail for Palmdale man arrested in donation scam, From Bail Bondsman in Palmdale Ca

A Palmdale man has been arrested and charged with grand theft after a woman saw a funeral collection box on display at a grocery market with the photo of her two daughters, who are alive, authorities said.

When the mother, Desiree Ramirez, approached the Vallarta Supermarkets' store manager, she was told a man identifying himself as Joel Perez said he was raising money for the funeral of his two nieces, according to Deputy Omar Chavez of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. A second box was placed at nearby Mi Ranchito restaurant.

Supermarket employees arranged a time for the suspect, Saul Lopez, to come pick up the donation box, which by that point contained $437.51, and he was arrested Tuesday when he showed up, Chavez said. Lopez told authorities he found the picture of the girls on the street and came up with the scam because he needed money in the bad economy, Chavez said.

"This is just outrageous that someone would use something as tragic as the death of young children to take advantage of good people,” Chavez said. “This might also cause people to not give to those who really need it."

Lopez is being held on $185,911 bail for a total of eight case including the open charge forrent the alleged scam. Those who may have placed donations in either of the boxes can call the Palmdale sheriff’s station at (661) 272-2442.

Lopez will be arrainged today 12/31 in the Antelope Valley Superior courthouse. We will update the story as it relates to bail as information comes in to us.

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