East Los Angeles County Sheriff's Patrol Station

East Los Angeles Bail Bonds | 323-213-3472

The East Los Angeles station serves unincorporated County areas that are contracted by the city of Los Angeles.

We are available 24 hours a day and holidays to answer any questions about a bail bond for the East Los Angeles Station Jail. Our local agents can meet with you directly at the jail, your home, office, our office or wherever it’s convenient.

We offer flexible payment plans for the bond and can assist families during this stressful time.

East Los Angeles Station Jail

Give us a call anytime 24/7 at 323-213-3472

5019 East 3rd Street, Los Angeles, California 90022, United States

East L.A. Jail Phone: 323-264-4151

Patrol Station Hours

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09:00 am – 05:00 pm

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Learn what to do if a loved one has been arrested in East Los Angeles.

To bail someone out of the East Los Angeles Station or any other law enforcement agency in Los Angeles County, you will need to follow the standard bail bond process. Here are the steps to bail someone out of custody:

Confirm Custody Information: Ensure that you have accurate information about the person in custody, including their full name and booking number (if available). You should also find out the nature of the charges they are facing.
Contact a Bail Bond Agency: Most people use the services of a licensed bail bond agency to secure the release of a person in custody. Post It Bail Bonds East Los Angeles 323-213-3472
Provide Information to the Bail Bondsman: When you contact the bail bond agency, you will need to provide them with the information about the person in custody and the specific details of their case.
Pay the Bail Bond Fee: Bail bond agencies typically charge a fee, which is a percentage of the total bail amount (usually around 10%). This fee is non-refundable and serves as the bondsman's compensation. You will need to make this payment to the bail bond agency.
Collateral (if required): Depending on the circumstances and the bail amount, the bail bond agency may require collateral, such as real estate or other valuable assets, to secure the bond.
Bail Bond Processing: Once the bail bond agency has received the fee and any required collateral, they will begin the process of posting the bail bond with the court or the sheriff's station where the person is in custody.
Release from Custody: After the bail bond is posted and accepted, the person in custody should be released from the East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station. The release process may take some time, so be prepared for a wait.
Court Appearances: It is essential for the person released on bail to attend all scheduled court appearances as required by the court. Failure to do so can result in the forfeiture of the bail bond and legal consequences.
Bond Exoneration: The bail bond remains in effect until the conclusion of the person's court case. It is typically exonerated (released) once the case is resolved, whether through acquittal, conviction, or dismissal.