How to Find Someone Arrested in Monterey Park
For a recent Monterey Park arrest, contact the Monterey Park Police Department at (626) 573-1311 or the Jail Bureau at (626) 307-1245 first — a person in MPPD custody will not appear in the LASD Inmate Information Center. If the person has been transferred into Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department custody, use the LASD Inmate Information Center at app5.lasd.org to search by name or booking number. Booking and online publication can take time — if you cannot locate someone, contact Post It Bail Bonds for assistance.
LASD Inmate Information Center
Search Inmates →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.
Monterey Park Police Department Information
The Monterey Park Police Department provides full-service law enforcement within the City of Monterey Park. The department handles arrests within Monterey Park city limits. After an arrest, the person is transported to the Monterey Park Police Department for booking and initial processing at the department's Type I Jail Facility.
Monterey Park Police Department
Address
320 W. Newmark Avenue Monterey Park, CA 91754
Station telephone (government agency)
(626) 573-1311Official Website
Official Monterey Park Police Department WebsitePost It Bail Bonds — Monterey Park Bail Assistance
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What Happens After an Arrest in Monterey Park
After an arrest by the Monterey Park Police Department, 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.
Arrest
The person is taken into custody by the Monterey Park Police Department and transported to the department's Type I Jail Facility at 320 W. Newmark Avenue.
Identity verification and warrant checks
The Jail Bureau verifies identity and checks for outstanding warrants and holds.
Medical clearance
Medical screening is conducted. Medical needs can affect the booking timeline.
Classification
The person is classified for housing and custody purposes.
Database entry
Booking information is recorded. If the person remains in MPPD custody, contact the Jail Bureau at (626) 307-1245 for available information. The LASD Inmate Information Center is relevant once a person has entered LASD custody.
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.
Local Booking and Temporary Holding Information
The Monterey Park Police Department operates a Type I Jail Facility at its station at 320 W. Newmark Avenue. The Jail Bureau is responsible for booking prisoners, custodial detention, prisoner release, prisoner property, and the care and safety of persons held in the facility. A person arrested in Monterey Park may initially be booked or held through this facility. Custody status can change depending on the case, release eligibility, holds, court orders, and transfers.
Possible Transfer to Los Angeles County Custody
A person arrested in Monterey Park may remain in Monterey Park Police Department custody or may later be transferred into Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department custody depending on the case, charges, holds, court orders, and available space. Transfer is not automatic for every arrest. If a person has been transferred to LASD custody, 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.
How to Check Available Bail and Booking Information
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
How Bail Works Following a Monterey Park Arrest
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. A bail agent can review available custody and bail information, explain the written bail agreement and applicable payment terms, and post the bond with the facility holding the defendant. The total bail amount is not the same as the bail-bond premium. Collateral may be required in some situations, and applicable expenses and obligations are explained in writing before any bond is posted. The facility controls release processing times; no specific release time can be guaranteed.
Bail Bond Premium
A California bail agent must charge the premium rate filed by the surety company the agent represents. Post It Bail Bonds has filed an 8% premium rate for this service area. The applicable rate, approved discounts, payment terms, expenses, and collateral requirements are explained in the written agreement.
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Los Angeles County Court Information
Criminal cases arising from Monterey Park arrests are heard in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The Alhambra Courthouse at 150 W. Commonwealth Avenue, Alhambra, CA 91801 handles many cases from the Monterey Park area. Check lacourt.ca.gov for current case and courthouse information.
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Criminal cases arising from Monterey Park arrests are heard in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Arraignment is generally the defendant's first court appearance if prosecutors file a case.
lacourt.org →Bail Schedule
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.
What to Do When the Person Is Not Showing Online
If you cannot locate the person, booking may still be in progress, the person may still be in Monterey Park Police Department custody (contact the Jail Bureau at (626) 307-1245), the name may be entered differently, or the person may have been released. Contact the Monterey Park Police Department at (626) 573-1311 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 Monterey Park Police Department at (626) 573-1311 or call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find someone arrested in Monterey Park?
Contact the Monterey Park Police Department at (626) 573-1311 first. For someone still in MPPD custody, contact the Jail Bureau at (626) 307-1245. If the person has been transferred to LASD custody, search the LASD Inmate Information Center at app5.lasd.org by name or booking number.
Does Monterey Park have its own city jail?
Yes. The Monterey Park Police Department operates a Type I Jail Facility at 320 W. Newmark Avenue, Monterey Park, CA 91754. The Jail Bureau handles booking, custodial detention, prisoner release, and prisoner property.
What is the Monterey Park Jail Bureau phone number?
The Monterey Park Police Department Jail Bureau can be reached at (626) 307-1245.
Where is the Monterey Park Police Department?
The Monterey Park Police Department is located at 320 W. Newmark Avenue, Monterey Park, CA 91754.
What is the Monterey Park Police Department phone number?
The main Monterey Park Police Department number is (626) 573-1311. For Records / Front Counter, call (626) 307-1211. For the Jail Bureau, call (626) 307-1245.
How do I request a Monterey Park police report?
The Monterey Park Police Department Records Bureau processes requests for copies of police reports. The Records Bureau is located at 320 W. Newmark Avenue and can be reached at (626) 307-1211. Hours are 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. daily. Visit the official Records Bureau page at montereypark.ca.gov/423/Records-Bureau for current request options.
What happens after someone is arrested in Monterey Park?
After arrest, the person is transported to the Monterey Park Police Department's Type I Jail Facility for booking. Booking involves identity verification, warrant checks, medical clearance, classification, and bail determination. Custody status can change depending on the case, holds, court orders, and transfers.
How do I know if someone was transferred to LASD custody?
Contact the Monterey Park Police Department at (626) 573-1311 or the Jail Bureau at (626) 307-1245 to ask about current custody status. If the person has been transferred to LASD, they will appear in the LASD Inmate Information Center at app5.lasd.org.
How do I check bail after a Monterey Park arrest?
Once booking is complete, bail information may be available through the arresting agency or the LASD Inmate Information Center if the person is in LASD custody. Post It Bail Bonds can help review available bail information — call (323) 213-3472 any time.
Can I start a Monterey Park bail bond by phone?
Yes. Call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 any time, day or night. A bail agent can review available booking information, explain the bail bond process, and begin the bail inquiry by phone.
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.
How much does a bail bond cost in Monterey Park?
The total bail amount is set by the applicable bail schedule or a judge. The bail-bond premium is the fee charged for the bond and must follow the rate filed by the surety company. The California Department of Insurance notes that the consumer cost is most commonly 10% of the total bond amount. Payment terms, applicable expenses, and any collateral requirements are explained in the written agreement before a bond is posted.
Are payment arrangements available for a Monterey Park bail bond?
Payment arrangements may be available depending on the circumstances and the terms of the bail agreement. Call Post It Bail Bonds at (323) 213-3472 for individualized payment information. A bail bond is not a cash loan, and all applicable terms, expenses, and collateral requirements are explained in writing before a bond is posted.
How long does release take after bail is posted?
Release timing is controlled by the holding facility. After a bond is posted, the facility must complete its own processing, and timing can be affected by booking volume, holds, medical clearance, classification, and other circumstances. No specific release time can be guaranteed.
Which court handles a Monterey Park criminal case?
Criminal cases from Monterey Park are generally heard in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The Alhambra Courthouse at 150 W. Commonwealth Avenue, Alhambra, CA 91801 handles many cases from the area. Verify the assigned courthouse at lacourt.ca.gov.
Monterey Park Police Records & Police Reports
The Monterey Park Police Department Records Bureau processes documented police incidents including crime reports, traffic collision reports, traffic citations, and incident reports. The Records Bureau also assists with information requests and release of police reports, and handles certain vehicle-release and parking-permit functions.
Records Bureau
Address
320 W. Newmark Avenue
Monterey Park, CA 91754
Phone (government agency)
(626) 307-1211Hours
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. daily, including weekends
How to Request a Monterey Park Police Report
The City of Monterey Park provides an online process for requesting copies of existing Monterey Park Police Department reports. Visit the official Records Bureau page for current request options.
REQUEST A POLICE REPORTFiling a Police Report in Monterey Park
To file a report for an incident occurring within the City of Monterey Park, contact the Monterey Park Police Department at (626) 573-1311 or visit the department at 320 W. Newmark Avenue, Monterey Park, CA 91754. Filing a report is separate from requesting a copy of an existing report.
Official Sources
All official links and information on this page were last verified in . Government websites and procedures may change; always confirm current information directly with the relevant agency.
- Monterey Park Police Department — Official Website
- Monterey Park Police Department Jail Bureau — Official
- Monterey Park Police Department Records Bureau — Official
- LASD Inmate Information Center
- Los Angeles County Superior Court
- California Department of Insurance — Bail Bond Info
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