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Broward Bail Bonds 954-767-4744
Family Member or Friend in Jail?
Call on a Bondsman that works for you! ~ Regina Dante (954) 767-4744
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Felony, Traffic, Misdemeanor, Domestic Violence, Grand Theft
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Add comment November 29, 2008
Broward Sheriff Office Need a Bondsman
Broward Bail Bonds - We get you out of any jail in Florida
Need to get someone out of jail in Ft. Lauderdale? We’re here to help!
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Add comment November 22, 2008
Do you need to post a CASH BOND and don’t have the extra cash?
Do you need to turn yourself in to the Broward County Jail?
Did you receive a letter from the Broward County Sheriff’s Officethat there is a WARRANT for your arrest?
Do you need to post a CASH BOND and don’t have the extra cash?
Regina Dante 305-725-1054 Broward BailBondsman
It is common to receive a letter from the Sheriff’s office stating you have a warrant for your arrest. There could be many reason’s you received this notice.
- Missed Court Dates
- Missed Case Hearings
- Unpaid Traffic Tickets
- Unpaid Parking Tickets
DON’T PANIC! Just know what to do. You can lift the warrant if you pay for the bond cash at the jail.
-or- some times people don’t have the extra money nor do they feel comfortable going to the jail, affraid they will be arrested on the spot.
DON’T PANIC!
The Sheriff’s Office will allow us to do a ‘Walk Through’ with you, so you can AVOID an ARREST.
This is the easiest, most convenient way to handle your warrant!
Contact Agent Regina Dante Now with more questions 305-725-1054
Add comment October 14, 2008
Domestic Violence Bond Broward Bail Bonds
We handle all Domestic Violence Bonds in Broward County
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Add comment October 12, 2008
Felony Trafficking Bond in Broward County
We handle all Felony Trafficking Bonds in Broward County
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View the arrest information and photo of a current incarcerated Broward County inmate.
Felony Trafficking
Add comment October 12, 2008
Get Out Of Jail in Broward County
Family Member or Friend in Jail?
10% Gets them out!
Work with a Bondsman that Works for you.
Felony ~ Misdemeanor ~ Traffic
Getting arrested in Broward County can lead to a year of court hearings and postponements.
When someone is arrested in Broward County, Bail is set by a Judge for their release.
If Bond is not posted, a defendant will remain in jail for a length of 21 days until they are required to go to arraignment. At arraignment, a Judge will ask whether a defendant is guilty, not guilty or if they plea no contest. Once a defendant appears for this hearing he/she will still hold a bond but will not be released unless someone posts the bond for them.
GET OUT OF JAIL! Surety was put into affect to allow Defendants to go back to their daily lives while awaiting to stand trial for their charges.
Contact West Broward Bail Bonds at 305-725-1054 for immediate release service.
We can come to you.
No Collateral Needed in most cases. & 10% of the Bail will get them out of Jail.
Your freedom is our business. Come to the Bail Bond Experts!
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Add comment September 20, 2007
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Got myspace? so do we! comment us or ask questions via myspace. Check out our awesome jail pictures of some of the craziest mugshots and arrests caught on camera.
Add comment July 29, 2007
Bail Jumper pleads not guilty
A federal fugitive deported from Cuba last week has pleaded not guilty to bail-jumping charges; a magistrate judge refused him bond.
Joseph Adjmi, the federal fugitive expelled from Cuba last week — part of a notorious family of Miami bric-a-brac merchants known as the ”Crying Adjmis” — pleaded not guilty Tuesday to bond-jumping charges and was refused bond awaiting trial.
Adjmi looked so feeble that U.S. Magistrate Judge William Turnoff ordered a bailiff to provide the 70-year-old man with a chair so he could sit down during the hearing. Defendants usually stand before the judge.
”He will remain detained,” Turnoff ordered.
At his first court appearance last Thursday, Adjmi did not look ill though he told the judge he was not well and argued about who could represent him. On Tuesday, Adjmi was subdued.
Havana returned Adjmi to Miami a week ago today. On arrival Adjmi was arrested by U.S. marshals on bail-jumping charges going back to 1965 when Adjmi and his father Leon disappeared after being convicted on mail fraud charges in Tampa.
The case began in Miami but was moved because of pre-trial publicity. Leon and his two sons — Joseph and Charles — were convicted, but Charles’ conviction was overturned on appeal. Leon and Joseph each were sentenced to 10 years, but disappeared before surrendering to serve their sentences.
The family of linen-store merchants was known as the ”Crying Adjmis” because of pressure tactics — including weeping — they used on customers to sell fake art and pocket insurance money. They claimed they needed money to avoid bankruptcy.
The pair, rumored to have fled to Hong Kong or Beirut, was not heard from again.
An attorney in Israel, Mordechai Tzivin, told The Miami Herald last week that Adjmi had spent most of his time in Europe and arrived in Cuba two years ago. He said Cuban authorities arrested Adjmi for allegedly carrying a false Israeli passport and almost $100,000. He was held in Cuban prisons for a year and a half, Tzivin said.
Add comment May 3, 2007
Is your Bondsman Legit? Trustworthy?
When posting Bail in South Florida you are required to provide your families personal and financial banking information you wouldn’t just give to anybody.
You shouldn’t trust giving this private information to just anyone.
Know whose seeing your personal information and exactly what their doing with it.
Did you know you could find out online if your Bondsman is qualified and actively appointed by the Florida Department of Insurance. The Department of Financial Services - licensee search service can provide names and addresses of licensees with at least one active license in the state of Florida, as well as providing the companies with which the licensees have active appointments.
Check the legal status of your bailbondsman here.
Add comment April 14, 2007
