Being arrested once is terrible, but two times in the same week is mind boggling. That is exactly what happened to James Edward Neal. The former NASCAR driver had just been released from the Orange County jail on bail, after being arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and attempted rape.
Shortly after being bailed out, the 56 year old male was arrested at the Best Western San Clemente Inn on suspicion of drug possession. An Always For You bail bondsman tracked the defendant down when they became concerned about their client. The bail bondsman found the former NASCAR driver in the motel room with methamphetamine and other drug paraphernalia.
The bondsman consequently called deputies, who in turn arrested Mr. Neal.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Another Bail Bondsman Arrested For Referral Practices
In yet another instance of allegedly breaking the law to win new new business, a California bail bondsman has been arrested for a referral scheme aimed at attorneys. In California it is illegal for bail bondsmen and attorneys to refer clients to one another.
The owner of Respect Bail Bonds, Ronald Lee Brockway, was charged by for allegedly offering criminal defense lawyers monetary compensation for client referrals. In addition, the bail bondsman was accused of referring clients to criminal defense attorneys.
He could face over three years in jail if convicted on the two felony counts of violating bail license regulations.
The owner of Respect Bail Bonds, Ronald Lee Brockway, was charged by for allegedly offering criminal defense lawyers monetary compensation for client referrals. In addition, the bail bondsman was accused of referring clients to criminal defense attorneys.
He could face over three years in jail if convicted on the two felony counts of violating bail license regulations.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Bad Dog Bail Bondsman Release On Bond
The president of Bad Dog Bail Bonds, Jarrod Neil Flaming, shot and killed Derek Graves. Mr. Graves was being sought by Fleming for skipping on a drug warrant. The Carlsbad, NM bail bondsman was attempting to bring the fugitiive into custody when a foot chase ensued.
Law enforcement officials say that police found Derek Graves shot and laying on the ground outside of a Texas apartment complex where Mr. Flaming first encountered Mr. Graves.
The New Mexico bail bondsman posted a $75,000 bond and was released from the Hale County jail. While he can return to Carlsbad, NM, he must of course appear as scheduled with the Texas court dates. Texas law enforcement believe the bail bondsmen wasn't properly authorized or licensed to conduct a fugitive apprehension in Texas. on Sunday.
Law enforcement officials say that police found Derek Graves shot and laying on the ground outside of a Texas apartment complex where Mr. Flaming first encountered Mr. Graves.
The New Mexico bail bondsman posted a $75,000 bond and was released from the Hale County jail. While he can return to Carlsbad, NM, he must of course appear as scheduled with the Texas court dates. Texas law enforcement believe the bail bondsmen wasn't properly authorized or licensed to conduct a fugitive apprehension in Texas. on Sunday.
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