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Need to bail someone out after an arrest in East Los Angeles? Post It Bail Bonds provides 24-hour bail bond service for arrests handled by the LASD East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station and Los Angeles County jail facilities. Call (323) 213-3472 for immediate East LA bail assistance.

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East LA Bail Bonds Available 24 Hours

Post It Bail Bonds provides 24-hour bail bond assistance for East Los Angeles and surrounding Los Angeles County communities. Whether the arrest occurred in East LA, Montebello, Commerce, or another nearby community, our agents are available around the clock to help families understand available options and begin the bail bond process.

If someone has been arrested by the LASD East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station, Post It Bail Bonds can help families locate available booking information, determine the reported bail amount, explain bail bond and payment options, and begin the bail bond process by phone. East LA bail bonds can often be arranged entirely by phone once the necessary information and agreement are in place.

Defendants arrested in East Los Angeles are typically transported from the LASD East Los Angeles Station to a Los Angeles County jail facility for booking and custody. Post It Bail Bonds assists with bail bonds in East Los Angeles and at all LASD jail facilities where the defendant may be transferred, including Men’s Central Jail, Twin Towers Correctional Facility, and the Century Regional Detention Facility.

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How to Bail Someone Out in East Los Angeles

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Locate the Person Arrested

Gather the defendant’s full legal name, date of birth, arresting agency, and any available booking information. Use the LASD Inmate Information Center at app5.lasd.org or call Post It Bail Bonds for assistance locating the person in custody.

2

Confirm Booking and Bail Information

Determine whether the person has been booked and whether a bail amount has been reported. Booking and online publication can take several hours after an arrest. The reported bail amount may reflect the Los Angeles County bail schedule or a judicially set amount.

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Contact Post It Bail Bonds

Call (323) 213-3472 for East LA bail bond assistance. Our agents are available 24 hours a day to review available custody and bail information and explain the available options.

4

Complete the Bail Bond Agreement

The necessary bail paperwork and payment arrangements are completed before the bond can be posted. All costs, obligations, and payment terms are explained in writing before any bond is signed.

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Bail Bond Is Posted

Once the agreement is completed, the bail bond is submitted to the appropriate Los Angeles County facility when the defendant is eligible for release on bail.

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Release Processing

The jail or detention facility controls the actual release process and timing after bail is accepted. Release time varies based on booking procedures, classification, medical clearance, holds, staffing, and facility procedures. No specific release time can be guaranteed.

How Much Does a Bail Bond Cost in East Los Angeles?

The court or applicable Los Angeles County bail schedule determines the total bail amount based on the alleged charges. The bail bond premium — what you pay a licensed bail agent — is separate from the total bail amount.

According to the California Department of Insurance, each surety company must file its premium rates and agents representing that surety must charge the filed rate. The consumer cost is most commonly 10% of the total bond amount, plus actual, necessary, and reasonable expenses connected with the transaction. The applicable rate and all terms must be explained in writing before any bond is posted.

The amount required to begin a bail bond may depend on the circumstances and approved payment arrangements. Families should call Post It Bail Bonds with the defendant’s information to determine available options.

  • The court or bail schedule sets the total bail amount — not the bail agent.
  • The bail bond premium is what you pay the bail agent, not the full bail amount.
  • Payment arrangements may be available depending on the circumstances.
  • All costs and obligations are explained in writing before any bond is signed.
  • Post It Bail Bonds does not guarantee specific bail amounts or release times.

Call (323) 213-3472 to discuss an East Los Angeles bail bond. Our agents are available 24 hours a day.

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Post It Bail Bonds — Los Angeles County

Post It Bail Bonds office at 5441 E. Beverly Blvd., Suite E.

LASD East Los Angeles Station

Separate Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department station.

East Los Angeles Courthouse

Separate Los Angeles Superior Court facility.

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Los Angeles County jail resources

Use official county resources for current custody and booking information.

To find someone arrested in East Los Angeles, use the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Inmate Information Center at app5.lasd.org. Search by name or booking number. Because East Los Angeles is an unincorporated area served directly by LASD, persons arrested there are booked into the LASD system. Booking and online publication can take time — if you cannot locate someone, contact Post It Bail Bonds for assistance.

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Information You'll Need

  • Full legal name (as it appears on ID)
  • Date of birth
  • Booking number (if known)
  • Arresting agency

Booking and online publication can take time. Timing depends on processing, staffing, medical clearance, holds, classification and transfers. A delay in finding someone online in the hours immediately following an arrest is normal.

East Los Angeles is an unincorporated community in Los Angeles County. Law enforcement is provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department through the East Los Angeles Station, which serves the community and surrounding unincorporated areas. Someone arrested in East Los Angeles may initially be processed through the LASD East Los Angeles Station before being transferred to an LASD jail facility depending on the case and custody status. Post It Bail Bonds is not affiliated with LASD or any government agency.

LASD East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station

Address

5019 E. Third Street Los Angeles, CA 90022

Station telephone (government agency)

(323) 264-4151

Official Website

lasd.org/eastlosangeles

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for East Los Angeles and all of Los Angeles County.

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After an arrest by the LASD East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station, the person is taken into custody and the booking process begins. Booking involves identity verification, warrant checks, medical clearance, classification, and entry into the custody database. Custody location, booking publication, transfer, bail eligibility and release time depend on the arrest, charges, warrants, holds, medical clearance and court orders.

1

Arrest

The person is taken into custody by the LASD East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station.

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Identity verification and warrant checks

The arresting agency verifies identity and checks for outstanding warrants and holds.

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Medical clearance

Medical screening is conducted. Medical needs can affect the booking timeline.

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Classification

The person is classified for housing and custody purposes.

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Database entry

Booking information is entered into the LASD custody database. The person will appear in the LASD Inmate Information Center once this step is complete.

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Bail determination

Bail may be set based on the Los Angeles County bail schedule or addressed by a judge at arraignment.

Booking and online publication can take time. Timing depends on processing, staffing, medical clearance, holds, classification and transfers.

The LASD East Los Angeles Station does not operate a long-term detention facility. After arrest and initial processing at the station, persons are typically transported to an LASD jail facility for booking, classification, and custody. The specific receiving facility depends on classification, medical needs, available space, and other custody considerations.

After arrest by the LASD East Los Angeles Station, persons are transported to an LASD jail facility for booking and custody. The receiving facility depends on classification, medical needs, available space, and other custody considerations. Use the LASD Inmate Information Center to locate the current facility.

Men's Central Jail (MCJ)

441 Bauchet Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Primary LASD booking and intake facility for male adults in Los Angeles County.

Twin Towers Correctional Facility

450 Bauchet Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

LASD facility housing male adults, including those with medical or mental health needs.

Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF)

11705 S. Alameda Street, Lynwood, CA 90262

Primary LASD facility for female adults in Los Angeles County.

Use the LASD Inmate Information Center to locate the current facility for a person in LASD custody.

Once booking is complete, bail information may appear in the official inmate search system. The reported bail amount reflects the amount set at the time of booking or by judicial review. Some defendants may temporarily show no bail amount while booking is in progress, while a judicial hearing is pending, or when the charges require a court appearance before bail is set.

Post It Bail Bonds does not operate or control any government inmate database. We can help review available booking information and explain the bail process. Call (323) 213-3472 for assistance.

What booking records may include:

  • Custody status
  • Holding facility
  • Booking number
  • Arresting agency
  • Booking date
  • Reported charges
  • Reported bail amount
  • Release status

Once a bail amount has been set — either by the Los Angeles County bail schedule or by a judge at arraignment — Post It Bail Bonds can begin the bail bond process. Our agents will review available custody and bail information, prepare the bail bond agreement, and post the bond with the facility holding the defendant. All costs and obligations are explained in writing before any bond is posted. The jail controls booking and release processing times; no specific release time can be guaranteed.

A California bail agent must charge the premium rate filed by the surety company the agent represents. According to the California Department of Insurance, the consumer cost is most commonly 10% of the total bond amount. The applicable rate, approved discounts, payment terms, expenses, and collateral requirements must be explained in the written agreement.

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Learn more: How Bail Works · Los Angeles County Bail Bonds

Criminal cases arising from East Los Angeles arrests are heard in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The East Los Angeles Courthouse at 4848 E. Civic Center Way, Los Angeles, CA 90022 handles many cases from the East Los Angeles area. Arraignment is generally the defendant's first court appearance if prosecutors file a case.

For detailed courthouse information, visit our East Los Angeles Courthouse resource.

Criminal cases arising from East Los Angeles arrests are heard in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Arraignment is generally the defendant's first court appearance if prosecutors file a case.

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Los Angeles County publishes bail schedules for specified offenses. A schedule does not guarantee that every person will be assigned or released on the listed amount.

If you cannot locate the person in the LASD Inmate Information Center, booking may still be in progress, the name may be entered differently, or the person may have been released. Allow time for booking and data entry. Contact the LASD East Los Angeles Station at (323) 264-4151 or Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 for assistance.

Common reasons a person may not appear in the inmate search:

  • Booking is still in progress
  • The person is still at the arresting agency's facility
  • Medical clearance is pending
  • The name entered differs from the legal name on file
  • The person has been released
  • There is a database update delay

If you cannot locate the person after several hours, contact the LASD East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station at (323) 264-4151 or call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 for assistance.

How do I bail someone out in East Los Angeles?

Call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472. Have the defendant’s full legal name, date of birth, booking number if available, and the holding facility. Our agents can help locate available booking and bail information, explain the bail bond process, and begin the paperwork by phone. We are available 24 hours a day.

How much is bail in East Los Angeles?

The court or applicable Los Angeles County bail schedule determines the bail amount based on the alleged charges. The bail bond premium — what you pay a licensed bail agent — is separate from the total bail amount. According to the California Department of Insurance, the consumer cost is most commonly 10% of the total bond amount. Call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 with the defendant’s information to discuss available options.

How do I find someone arrested in East LA?

Search the LASD Inmate Information Center at app5.lasd.org by name or booking number. East Los Angeles is an unincorporated community served directly by LASD, so persons arrested there are booked into the LASD system. If you cannot locate the person, contact the LASD East Los Angeles Station at (323) 264-4151 or Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472.

How long does release take after a bond is posted at the East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station?

After the station accepts the bond and completes all required release processing, some people may be released in approximately 30 minutes to one hour. However, release times are controlled entirely by the Sheriff’s Department and cannot be guaranteed. Processing can take longer when booking is incomplete or when there are medical, classification, identification, warrant, court or transfer issues. Families should wait for confirmation before arriving to pick someone up.

How does bail work after an arrest in East Los Angeles?

After an arrest, the person may be cited and released, released on their own recognizance, considered for pre-arraignment release, held for a court appearance or assigned a monetary bail amount. When monetary bail is available, the person may generally post the full amount or use a licensed bail-bond agency. The applicable bail schedule provides starting amounts for many offenses, but the final release decision can depend on the alleged charges, criminal history, warrants, holds, public-safety considerations and a judicial officer’s decision. A person may also wait for an arraignment and ask the court to release them on their own recognizance or change the bail conditions. California law generally requires a person to be brought before a magistrate without unnecessary delay and within 48 hours after arrest, excluding Sundays and court holidays. Court schedules and holidays can affect the actual timing.

Where is someone released after posting bond at the East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station?

When someone is released directly from the East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station, pickup commonly occurs near the station’s public or main entrance. Release procedures and pickup locations can change, so family members should confirm the current instructions with station personnel before arriving. The East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station is located at 5019 E. Third Street, Los Angeles, CA 90022. The station telephone number is (323) 264-4151.

Are people arrested in East Los Angeles housed at the station or transferred downtown?

The East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station can temporarily hold and process people arrested in the area. Depending on the person’s case, court schedule, classification, medical needs, available capacity and custody status, they may remain at the station temporarily or be transferred to a Los Angeles County jail facility. Possible receiving facilities include Men’s Central Jail, Twin Towers Correctional Facility and Century Regional Detention Facility. Transfer decisions are made by LASD and cannot be guaranteed in advance. Families should use the LASD Inmate Information Center or call LASD at (213) 473-6100 to confirm the person’s current location before traveling.

Is Post It Bail Bonds a local East Los Angeles bail-bond agency?

Yes. Post It Bail Bonds is locally owned and operated and has a physical Los Angeles County office at 5441 E. Beverly Blvd., Suite E, Los Angeles, CA 90022. The office is located near the East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station, allowing a local agent to assist with eligible bonds at the station and other Los Angeles County facilities. Telephone assistance is available 24 hours a day at (323) 213-3472. Call before visiting the office.

What does it mean when the online bail amount shows $0?

A $0 bail amount means that no monetary bail is presently required under the applicable pre-arraignment release category, but it does not tell you by itself when the person will be released. Under the 2026 Los Angeles County Felony Bail Schedule, eligible offenses may be classified as Cite and Release, Book and Release or Magistrate Review. Cite and Release generally permits release after the person promises to appear in court. Book and Release generally permits release after booking and a promise to appear. Magistrate Review requires a magistrate to determine whether the person can be released without conditions, released with nonfinancial conditions or held until arraignment. Exceptions can apply because of the alleged offense, warrants, enhancements, probation or parole status, prior failures to appear, public-safety concerns or other holds. Serious and violent offenses are not eligible for zero-dollar pre-arraignment release under this protocol. A $0 amount does not mean that a bail bond can be posted, because there is no monetary bail amount to bond at that time. Confirm the person’s current release category and custody status directly with LASD.

Can I start an East LA bail bond by phone?

Yes. Call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 to begin the process by phone. Our agents can review available custody and bail information, explain the bail bond agreement and payment options, and guide you through the process. We are available 24 hours a day.

What information do I need to bail someone out?

Gather the defendant's full legal name, date of birth, booking number if available, arresting agency, custody location, alleged charges, and bail amount if known. Call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 if some information is unavailable — our agents can help locate available booking information.

Where is the East Los Angeles Courthouse?

The East Los Angeles Courthouse is located at 4848 E. Civic Center Way, Los Angeles, CA 90022. It handles many criminal cases arising from East Los Angeles arrests. Visit lacourt.org for case information and court dates.

How can I check an East Los Angeles court date?

Court date and case information for Los Angeles County Superior Court cases is available at lacourt.org. You can search by defendant name or case number. Only the court can modify court dates or release conditions.

Which agency makes arrests in East Los Angeles?

East Los Angeles is an unincorporated community in Los Angeles County. Law enforcement is provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department through the East Los Angeles Station at 5019 E. Third Street.

Does Post It Bail Bonds serve East Los Angeles?

Yes. Post It Bail Bonds is a licensed California bail-bond agency serving East Los Angeles and all of Los Angeles County. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (323) 213-3472.

East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station, Courthouse & Bail Bonds Video

East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station exterior at 5019 E. 3rd Street, Los Angeles, California
East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station — 5019 E. 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90022
East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station lobby and intake area
Station lobby / intake area
East Los Angeles Courthouse exterior at 4848 E. Civic Center Way, Los Angeles, California
East LA Courthouse — 4848 E. Civic Center Way
Los Angeles County Probation Department office near the East Los Angeles Courthouse
LA County Probation — 4849 E. Civic Center Way

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