Welcome To Arbuckle Bail Bonds

Need a Bail Bond?.........(941) 751-1592

Here to Help you..........

Arbuckle Bail Bonds is in the business of getting people out of jail. Located at 5312 3rd Street West, Bradenton, Florida. Bruce Reid is the primary agent and owner of Arbuckle Bail Bonds. Working together with his wife Lynnette BeBe Reid a licensed bail bond agent, they both maintain the daily operation of the family business. They both are registered to write bail bonds for Manatee and Sarasota county.

If there is a warrant for your arrest, they can arrange bond before you turn yourself in. Bail bonds for most other Florida counties may be arranged for an additional transfer fee. Call for details.

Cash, checks and Visa, Mastercard credit cards are accepted. In some cases collateral is not required. Full premium payment is required before posting the bond.

On call 7 days a week, call (941) 751-1592.

Arbuckles Mission Statement: We will exercise discretion, diversity and tolerance in upholding the constitutional right to be released on bail prior to trial, promoting the standard that all Americans are innocent until proven guilty.

Bruce and Lynnette "BeBe" Reid

Ask us if we can help you, call us at 751-1592.

First Appearance: Monday - Friday for Manatee & Sarasota County is at 1pm. On weekends and holidays it is at 8am.

As a rule of thumb, after a bond is posted, it usually takes the jail 3 - 5 hours to release the defendant.

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Important, Read and understand what you're signing....

The Appearance Bond Process.... To bond a person out of jail involves a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail bond agent and the individual posting the bond. The defendant must appear each and every time the judge requires them to.

Typically, a family member or friend of the defendant contacts a bail agent to arrange the posting of a bond. The family member or friend signs a contract to guarantee that they will pay the full amount of the bond if the defendant fails to appear in court.

The person signing the contract must show proof of employment, residency and means to pay the full amount of the bond if the defendant fails to appear for all court dates.

If the defendant "fails to appear for their court dates" the person signing the contract is immediately responsible for the full payment of the bond amount. And also, the one who signs the contract is responsible for all expenses the bail bond agent incurs while looking for the defendant, and all expenses in transporting the defendant back to the courts jurisdiction.

The cost for the appearance bailbond, is a non-refundable premium fee of 10% for each bond over $1,000 and $100 for each bond under $1,000. The cost is set by the State of Florida and every bondsman charges the same, no more, no less. Full payment for the premium is due when signing the contract.

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Terms and Conditions of the Bond

The Bailbondsman, as bail, shall have control and jurisdiction over the defendant during the term for which the bond is executed and shall have the right to apprehend, arrest and surrender the defendant to the proper officials at anytime as provided by law. It is understood and agreed that the happening of any of the following events constitutes a breach of contract with the bondsman, and the bondsman shall have the right to apprehend, arrest and surrender the defendant, with no right to a refund of premium paid.

SALIENT CONDITIONS OF BOND AGREEMENT

If the defendant departs the courts jurisdiction without the written consent of the court and the bondsman. Defendant must not leave the County or State.
If the defendant has a change of address, phone number or employment and fails to notify the bailbondsman in writing of such change.
If the defendant commits any act which constitutes reasonable evidence of defendants intention to cause forfeiture of bond.
If the defendant is arrested and incarcerated for any offense other than a minor traffic violation.
If defendant makes any material false statements to obtain the appearance bond including the failure to produce agreed security for the bond.

A defendants failure to appear in court may violate F.S. 843.15 and this becomes an additional criminal charge.

Warning: Any person who knowingly and/or with intent to injure, defraud or deceive any insurer, files a statement of claim or an application for a bond containing any false, incomplete, omission or misleading information is guilty of a felony of the third degree.