Fugitive Michael Davis failed to appear in the Richmond John Marshal General District Court on February 14, 2020 for a felony drug charge. His full name is Michael Lance Davis. He is heavily tatood, including on his hands, neck, and above his right eye. He typically resides in Sandston, VA. If you have any information […]
Fugitive Montrell Hicks failed to appear in the Richmond Circuit Court on January 31, 2020 for felony charges. His full name is Montrell Rashad Hicks and his date-of-birth is 09-24-1993. He has numerous tattoos on both his arms, and as of this writing, he has a beard. It appears that he’s the type of guy […]
Last April, the Vera Institute of Justice came out with a brief titled, “Justice Denied: The Harmful and Lasting Effects of Pretrial Detention”. It’s an indictment against pretrial detention and private bail. After noticing this report and briefly scanning it, it was apparent it was another propaganda piece from the criminal justice pro-reform advocates. I […]
Update: Fugitive Aubrey Parsons was brought into custody on September 25, 2019 by the Henrico Police Department. As of this writing, he’s awaiting several numerous felony charges at the Henrico Jail with no bond. All outstanding bonds have been revoked. This is another frivolous case of someone on the run for a nothing charge. Fugitive […]
Update: Fugitive Antoine Smith Apprehended Fugitive Antoine Smith was apprehended by the Henrico Police on Thursday, February 7, 2020. He is currently awaiting trial in Henrico and Hanover courts. Fugitive Antoine Smith failed to appear in the Henrico General District Court on April 17, 2019 on felony and misdemeanor charges. His full name is Antoine […]
Update: Fugitive Gary Johnson Apprehended Fugitive Gary Johnson was brought into custody of Chesterfield County Jail on Thursday, November 8th, 2018. As of this writing, he awaits trial without bond on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges. His court date is set for December 11, 2018 at 1:00 P.M. Fugitive Jamie Boggs was brought into custody […]
Update: Fugitive James ‘Levi’ McGee was brought into custody by the Chesterfield police in July of 2019. All outstanding bonds have been revoked. Fugitive James McGee failed to appear in the Hanover General District Court on June 5th, 2019 on felony drug charges. McGees’s full name is James Levi McGee and goes by Levi. He’s […]
Update: Fugitive Aaron Kelvin Smith was brought into custody in November, 2019 by the Fairfax County Police Department. As of this writing, he’s awaiting several charges with no bond. All outstanding bonds have been revoked. Fugitive Aaron Smith failed to appear in the Fairfax County General District Court on April 1, 2019. Arron’s full name […]
Update: Fugitive Lorreen Pendergrass was brought into custody of Virginia Beach Jail on Saturday, March 30th, 2019. All outstanding bonds have been revoked. Fugitive Lorreen Pendergrass failed to appear in the Virginia Beach Circuit Court on February 125th, 2019 on a contempt of court charges. Pendergrass’ date-of-birth is 07-05-1965. She’s known to reside in the […]
Update: Fugitive David Swann was brought into custody by the bonding company in June of 2019. All outstanding bonds have been revoked. Fugitive David Swann Wanted in Henrico General District Court Fugitive David Swann failed to appear in the Henrico General District Court on April 30th, 2019 on a felony larceny charge. His middle name […]
“Jail: It’s Not Just for Criminals Anymore” is not just a empty tagline. It’s unfortunately an accurate description of what our justice system has become. As a bondsman, I see first hand how our laws and criminal justice system affects people. Our laws have become punitive. They ensnare law-abiding citizens in our courts system who […]
Update! Fugitive Abdalla Abdalla was booked into custody in the Henrico County Jail on July 3, 2019. As of this writing, he’s waiting trial without bond. Fugitive Abdalla Abdalla failed to appear in the Henrico County General District Court on February 14th, 2019 for alcohol related felony charges. Abdalla also has outstanding felony drug charges […]
Fugitive Quionne Harrison failed to appear in the Hanover General District Court on February 15th, 2019 on a weapons charge. He has an extensive criminal history ranging from possession and distribution drug charges, assault, theft, and traffic related offenses. Most of his charges occurred in Maryland where he also has an outstanding warrant in Baltimore. […]
Update: Fugitive Thomas Keyes was brought into custody of Pamunkey Regional Jail in Ashland, Virginia on Wednesday, November 13th, 2018. As of this writing, he awaits trial without bond on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges in the jurisdictions of Henrico and Spotsylvania counties. Fugitive Thomas Keyes. Fugitive Thomas Keyes failed to appear in the Henrico […]
NBC12’s Kelly Avellino reported the computer system for the Richmond City Jail was down for several weeks. The Inventory Management and Tracking System (IMATS) is used by the Richmond Sheriff’s Office. It tracks the details of the housed inmates. Among many other specifics, these details include court appearances, the cell number where the inmate is […]
Theo Stamos, Commonwealth’s Attorney for Arlington County, deserves a big thank you for saying no to the lawmakers who asked her to stop recommending secured bail for defendants awaiting trial. It’s refreshing to see a lawyer of stature display principle and rectitude by simply sticking up for the rule of law, as well as apply […]
Update: Fugitive Mark Davis was brought into custody at the Hanover-Pamunkey Regional Jail on Tuesday, September 4th, 2018. As of this writing, he awaits trial without bond. Fugitive Mark Davis Fugitive Mark Davis failed to appear in the Hanover Circuit Court on June 6th, 2018 on felony probation violation charges. His date of birth is […]
Last month, Richmond’s Commonwealth Attorney Michael Herring came out with a new policy to end cash bonds for criminal offenses in the city of Richmond. His reasoning is that it is unfair, and since the 10% bond premium paid to the bail bondsman does not deter defendants from re-offending, cash bonds should be ended. Quoting […]
Florida’s New Immigration Hold Agreements 17 Florida counties recently agreed to increase immigration hold times for those jailed on criminal charges. Here’s what you need to know. During President Donald Trump’s first year in office, the arrests of undocumented immigrants in the Florida region rose by 75 percent. Deportations likewise increased to 7,082 versus just […]
For anyone cynical about government programs taking a functioning system, making it worse, then as a solution to the problems it caused propose more of what made it worse, knowing how Virginia’s pretrial services agency functions will only validate that cynicism. Pretrial Services has existed in Virginia for over 20 years. In 2016, a study […]
This past holiday season was apparently not a good one at the Riverside Regional Jail. Within 30 days, there were two inmate deaths at the facility. The Richmond Times Dispatch reported an apparent suicide on October 31, 2017. Then again on Nov 30, 2017, another inmate death was reported as another apparent suicide. The first […]
Fugitive Ashley Shouse Fugitive Ashley Shouse was booked in the Henrico Jail December 28, 2017 after being extradited from Florida. Ashley Shouse failed to appear in the Richmond City Circuit Court on August 4th, 2017 for felony drug and larceny charges. Ashley’s date-of-birth is 10-07-1973. Ms. Shouse has strong ties to the Richmond area, but […]
Update: Fugitive Antwaine Brown Wanted in Richmond Manchester General District Court Fugitive Antwaine Brown was brought into custody at the Henrico Jail on Thursday, March 3,2018. He awaits trial and all previously outstanding bonds have all been revoked. Antwaine Brown failed to appear in the Richmond Manchester General District Court on September 20, 2016 for […]
Fugitive Tyreek Davis Wanted on Felony Charges in Henrico General District Court Update: Fugitive Tyreek Davis was brought into custody at the Henrico Jail on Thursday, March 15,2018. He awaits trial and all previously outstanding bonds have all been revoked. Tyreek Davis failed to appear in the Henrico County General District Court on March 7th, […]
I’ve liked Rand Paul for some time. I’ve often supported his libertarian-leaning stances on various issues, including his criminal justice reform attempts like the REDEEM Act, where he and Senator Corey Booker sponsored a bill to incentivize states to ease up on non-violent felony offenders. However, he’s apparently gone off his libertarian/constitutional conservative rails with […]
The Scholarship For past two years, I sponsored $750 Scholarship in the form of an essay contest related to criminal justice. The intent of this bail bond scholarship was my to help to a couple of students, and maybe promote my business at the same time. The subject of criminal justice is not exactly a […]
Fugitive Soueidatt El Hamer ( Elhaimer ) Wanted in Henrico General District Court Fugitive Soueidatt El Hamer failed to appear in the Henrico General District Court on June 28th, 2017 on PWI (possession with intent) charges. His date-of-birth is 10-10-1966. Once again, this is another case of an extremely stupid person skipping bond on a […]
Fugitive Latwanda Patterson was caught by authorities and has been serving sentences and awaiting trial in Chesterfield and Hanover county jails. She has a record of numerous fail-to-appear charges, and her father, Robert Patterson, has proved to be, at best, and insincere cosigner. In other words, he cosigns for his daughter while having no intention […]
As a Virginia bail bondsman, I don’t keep up with Maryland politics. However, I caught this December 9 interview of Maryland attorney general Brian Frosh on the Marc Steiner Show. The topic was Maryland bail reform. The Annapolis Summit will begin this coming January 11, and attorney general Frosh is hoping to influence the Judiciary […]
Update: Fugitive Brandon Smith turned up in the Riverside Regional Jail in August of 2017. As of this writing, he has been transferred to the Richmond City Justice Center where he awaits trial. Fugitive Brandon Smith failed to appear in the Richmond/Manchester General District Court on October 25, 2016. Brandon Matthew Smith is now a […]
The bail reformers are alive and well with the intent to end commercial bail. Their claim is commercial bail is the reason the poor a stuck in jail awaiting trial. That is simply not true. Unfortunately, the media is filled with journalists who may know how to write, but either lack the intellectual curiosity to […]
In a previous blog post, I detailed the truth about pretrial services and bail reform, from its’ history to its’ current form of punishment before trial. Defendants who go through pretrial services soon understand they are effectively placed on probation prior to being convicted. It makes a mockery of the ‘innocent until proven guilty’ principle. […]
A legal battle is proceeding at the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia between four low-income Virginians and the commissioner of the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles. Last July, the Charlottesville-based Legal Aid Justice Center, who are representing the four plaintiffs along with McGuireWoods Law Firm, filed a lawsuit against the Virginia’s […]
On December 22, 2016, Ms. Goody was apprehended in Ohio and brought back to the Pamunkey Regional Jail in Hanover, Virginia. As of this writing, she is awaiting charges in the Hanover and Henrico courts. Fugitive Comfort Goody failed to appear in the Hanover General District Court on October 5, 2016. She then failed appear […]
The inconvenient truth about Pretrial Services: for the past fifty-plus years, pretrial services agencies have encroached on America’s criminal justice system, establishing themselves in local jurisdictions throughout the country. Their impact on our justice system is pernicious and largely misunderstood. I thought it necessary to explain and simplify it for those not familiar with the […]
I had the privilege of being the subject for the cover story in the August 2, 2016 edition of Style Weekly. It was written by Jackie Kruszewski. This was a learning experience which was filled with both enjoyment and anxiety. Last December, I self-published my book, “You Arrested Me for What?”. After it was featured […]
Jessica Oliver was apprehended by the Chesterfield Police. All bonds have been revoked. On February 9th, 2016, Jessica Oliver skipped court in the Chesterfield Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court for felony larceny and breaking and entering charges. Since then, she’s been on the run, spending most of her time in Memphis, Tennessee. In July of […]
On June 22, 2016, former U.S. Solicitor General Paul D. Clement filed an amicus brief defending the Eight Amendment’s Constitutional Right to Bail with the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit Court. This was filed on behalf of the American Bail Coalition, the Georgia Association of Professional Bondsmen, and the Georgia Sheriffs’ […]
Trends come and go, and what has always been trendy is sticking up for the less fortunate. That’s generally a good thing; help the poor and downtrodden. However, there have always been charlatans and frauds who pretend to be the selfless benefactor while, in fact, profiting towards their own selfish agenda and causing harm to […]
Last August, it was posted that Brandon Brown skipped his court date in the Richmond City Circuit Court on August 25th, 2015 on felony drug charges. It was also noted that Brown was wanted by the Richmond City Police Dept for arson and attempted murder. Brown is currently awaiting trial for drug changes in the […]
Fugitive: Anthony Hernandez Wanted in Richmond General District Court Anthony Estiva Hernandez failed to appear in the Richmond General District Court on March 4th, 2016 on felony drug charges. Anthony Estiva Hernandez is currently a fugitive from justice after jumping bond in the jurisdiction of City of Richmond, Virginia for felony drug charges. His last […]
Fugitive Jessica Oliver failed to appear in the Chesterfield Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court on February 9th, 2015 on felony larceny and breaking and entering charges. Fugitie Jessica Oliver is now wanted on felony charges in Chesterfield Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Jessica Lynn Oliver’s date-of-birth is 12-09-1979. Please call Aarrow Bail Bonds at 804-833-2785 […]
As Congressman Lieu’s No Money Bail Act ominously looms in the halls of the house of representatives, I thought I would give an analysis of Congressman Lieu’s No Money Bail Act of 2016. First of all, the No Money Bail Act bill number is H.R. 4611 and it’s been referred to the Subcommittee on Crime, […]
A press release was issued on February 24, 2016 stating that Congressman Ted Lieu (D – LA County, CA) has introduced the “No Money Bail Act of 2016”, a bail bonding reform bill which, if passed, could mean the end commercial bail in all fifty states. The press release is vague on details, but if […]
The governor issued a press release (Governor McAuliffe Announces Further Reduction on Inmate Phone Calls Rates) in late December announcing the new contract. The state of Virginia has apparently negotiated another contract with the exploitively shameful company Global TEL*Link (GTL). In doing so, Governor McCalliffe continues to perform a shakedown on the families of Virginia […]
Happy new year everyone. I thought to wrap up 2015 with a post of how Aarrow Bail Bonds did and what’s in store for 2016. Started in 2011, Aarrow Bail Bonds has continually grown in both revenues and number of bonds written. To say it’s been a learning and fulfilling experience is an understatement. Aarrow […]
What seems to be taking up most of the local news is the Joe Morrissey of Richmond, Virginia scandal. Since this what the news of the day is, I thought to understand exactly what happened, where it stands, add some context, then throw in my two cents. Joe Morrissey of Richmond Virginia – Sex Scandal: […]
Whenever I have a personal “brush” with the law, I note it here in my blog post. I’m not exactly John Dillinger, so to keep this blog active, I mostly write about other topics. But alas, with the help of the Chesterfield police, I have another brush-with-the-law post to write. I got ticketed a couple […]
From back cover of my book, “You Arrested Me for What? A Bail Bondsman’s Observations of Virginia’s Criminal Justice System.” When someone is arrested, is it right to place that person on parole while he or she is awaiting trial? If someone cannot pay a fine, should that person’s driver’s license be suspended? Does Chesterfield […]
I often get asked how to become a bail bondsman in Virginia, so I decided to write this post describing the basic, high-level steps to do it. As the title implies, bail bonding is regulated by each state, so this article applies only to becoming a bondsman in Virginia. Bail bondsmen in Virginia are regulated […]
Fugitive: Brandon Brown on Felony Charges in Richmond Circuit Court Fugitive Brandon Brown failed to appear in the Richmond City Circuit Court on August 25th, 2015 on felony drug charges. Brown has also caught the attending of Richmond Police. From a story on WTVR 6 about Brandon Brown, Brandon Brown is wanted by the Richmond […]
While bonding someone out of jail, one of the common questions I get from the cosigner is what happens if they want to revoke a bond, so I thought I would write an article about it. There a multiple ways a bond can be revoked. Judges can revoke bonds, as well as bondsmen. However, this […]
Last week, three inmates died at the Richmond jail. The deaths occurred within 72 hours. According to the Richmond Times Dispatch, an email news release was sent on Thursday, July 16 from the Sheriff’s Office stating that three inmates died “over the last 72 hours” inside the Richmond Justice Center. Maj. Jerry Baldwin, a Richmond […]
Time to lighten things up a bit again with some criminal justice humor. Hope you enjoy some these jail jokes. Jail Mail A prisoner in jail receives a letter from his wife: “Dear husband, I have decided to plant some lettuce in the back garden. When is the best time to plant them?” The prisoner, […]
Recently, there’s been bail bondsmen making news, both locally and nationally. So I thought I would post a bail bondsman news article. Outlaw Country Singer Randy Howard Dies in Shootout With Bail Bondsman Several national news outlets, including The Guardian, has reported a country music singer was killed in a shootout with a bail bondsman. […]
There are many articles about how to bond someone out of jail, including this one – How Bail Bonds Work in Virginia. However, very often, the best thing to do is not post bail. This article gives some guidance and examples of when not to bail someone out of jail. It’s important to understand that […]
Fugitive Robert Woodson on Felony Charges in Henrico Circuit Court Fugitive Robert Woodson failed to appear in the Henrico County Circuit Court on April 7th, 2015 on felony larceny charges. He’s believed to have recently moved to Champaign, Illinois. Fugitive Robert Woodson proved himself to be an accomplished liar with few rules of morality. It’s […]
The Richmond Times Dispatch reported on April 29, 2015 that a former Henrico Deputy was sentenced for sexual misconduct with an inmate. True-Asia Daniels, age 31 of the 6400 block of Oak Front Court in Henrico, was sentenced to 2 years in jail. She had worked as a Henrico County deputy for seven years. While […]
A Richmond Circuit Court Judge granted a $50,000 bond on a Richmond manslaughter charge. A tragic event occurred on Monday, April 13, 2015 on Grove Avenue in Richmond, Virginia at approximately 2:45 PM. According to a Richmond Times Article, Robert Stevens Gentil, was traveling eastbound on Grove Avenue, at a speed of over 70 MPH, […]
It’s time for another Joe Morrissey news update, and it’s good news for Mr. Morrissey. The Richmond Times Dispatch reported that a Henrico County Circuit Court Judge cleared Morrissey of all felony indictments. The judge threw out the charges because they stem from Morrissey’s plea agreement to the charge of contributing to the delinquency of […]
With all of the news stories about Ferguson and it’s aftermath, it’s obvious there’s a lot of ill will toward police officers right now. As a bondsman, I hear it all, and I understand how the actions of a over-zealous cop can cause hardship for people. I told of minor incident I had with, what […]
On February 2, 2015, Richmond, Virginia Mayor Dwight C. Jones announced the appointment of the new Richmond Police Chief Alfred Durham. Mayor Jones spoke proudly of Alfred Durham’s experience and credentials. Specifically, Mr. Durham’s credentials include: worked in Richmond serving on former Chief Rodney Monroe’s leadership team from 2005 to 2007, worked in Richmond graduate […]
I thought to write a historical blog about the Virginia State Penitentiary in Richmond, Virginia. Many people in Richmond don’t know that the state pen used to be right here, near downtown Richmond. Quite frankly, in knowing the history of it, it’s not really something most Richmonders would want to boldly hold up as a […]
During the last six months, if you’ve paid any attention to the local news in Richmond, the story of Joe Morrissey’s scandal with his 17-year-old receptionist couldn’t be avoided. About a month ago, I posted a fairly detailed blog about it, along with an overview to Morrissey’s tumultuous career in Richmond and Henrico, Virginia. Included […]
In a story by Ben Orcutt, a Chesterfield Virginia crime of animal cruelty was reported in the 12-3-2014 edition of the Chesterfield Observer. A Chesterfield County woman, Meda A. Williams, 34, is free on personal recognizance while awaiting trial for animal cruelty. As of this writing, the next court date is an adjudicatory hearing on […]
In a previous post, I created the Best and Worst Bail Bond Video Awards, according to me. So in a similar vein, I thought to create a Best Jail Songs blog, of what I believe to be the best jail songs of all time. I have to admit, this is not exhaustive. In fact, I’m […]
As a bondsman serving the greater Richmond area, I’ll admit I’ve become a bit of a criminal justice nerd. In fact, I took time out of my Saturday to tour the Old Chesterfield Jail, which is part of the Chesterfield County Museum, located at the Chesterfield County Government Center Complex. Not that there’s anything weird […]
Fugitive: Clarence Taylor for failure to appear in Richmond General District Court. Clarence Eugene Taylor is currently a fugitive from justice after jumping bond in the jurisdiction of City of Richmond for felony and misdemeanor offenses. He’s believed to be residing in Richmond area, in a Motel. He jumped bond on relatively minor charges. He’s […]
I came across an article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch (dated 10-22-2014) about the shortcomings of the police lineup policies for eyewitness identification. The article, posted Oct 21, 2014, is from the Associated Press. This is one of those topics that, unless you work in this field or have been directly effected by either being placed […]
Technology continues to change and shape our lives. Technology is like fire, it can be good or it can be bad. A topic that fits this model is the public use of cameras by state and local authorities. It sometimes feels we’re under constant surveillance by authorities; Orwell’s 1984 is here. However, it can’t be […]
Local Crime News – Suspicious Man at RF&P Park Our local crime news article begins with a story from the Richmond Times Dispatch. Last Saturday, the Richmond Times Dispatch posted that an older white male was being sought for suspicious behavior after allegedly approaching three girls last Thursday. This occurred at RF&P Park, located 3400 […]
The Richmond City Jail is Open for Business The Richmond City Jail is open. After many delays, the new jail opened on July 28th. All of the inmates were moved from the old jail to the new. The jail, named the Richmond City Justice Center, is located directly behind the old jail. The six-story structure […]
Shots Fired – Henrico VA Crime News The Henrico VA Crime news for this post focuses on shots fired in the Regency Square Mall area. According to an NBC12 News article, dated August 7, by Brent Solomon, two men have been arrested and charged for shots fired just outside the Regency Square Mall. The details […]
It’s apparent the bail bond industry is not known for it’s savvy marketing. Some time ago, I attempted to gather the best and worst bail bond commercials / videos. To be honest, it was actually a difficult task. Picking the best bail bond videos was difficult because there were so few. Picking the worst bail […]
Several years ago when my son was just starting to drive, I was unfortunate enough to have an incidental interaction with the law. In this case, it was the Richmond City Police which I now recall the police practices. I was riding in the passenger seat as my sixteen-year-old son, equipped with a learner’s permit, […]
Chesterfield Crime News – Child Porn To start off the Chesterfield Crime News, on Friday, July 11, the Richmond Times Dispatch posted a story of a 25 year-old Chesterfield man being sentence to serve nine years for possessing and distributing child pornography over the Internet. Chesterfield Circuit Court Judge Timothy Hauler sentences Nathanial A Toth […]
Jail humor is kind of dark humor. There’s nothing really funny about being incarcerated. Aarrow Bail Bonds takes this seriously and are committed to helping people get their loved ones out of jail fast, with as little pain and hassle as possible. Having said that, humor can be found in most all things, including bail […]
Was your car impounded after an arrest? You’ll want to get it back as soon as possible, as you’ll be charged storage fees for your car. The longer it remains unclaimed, the more expensive it will be to get it. The process for getting it back varies with each jurisdiction. For most jurisdictions, the first […]
Why would it be good to know the 4th amendment? I had a recent client who was picked up on a drug charge. He was pulled over for a routine stop. His girlfriend was in the passenger seat. A “friend” was in the backseat. After the routine part of the stop was over, the officer […]
The Richmond Times Dispatch has reported that 10 arrests were made for violent home break-ins for in the counties of Henrico and King William. The cooperation between Henrico and King William investigators were credited for the successful apprehension of the suspects. Henrico arrests were made. The King William robberies were done by several individuals, and […]
Andre Blackwell was apprehended by the Norfolk Police Department and is currently incarcerated at the Norfolk City Jail. The arrest occurred on March 26, 2014 and charged with obstruction of justice and contempt of court. He currently has no bond. These charges are in addition to the Richmond Circuit and Viginia Beach Circuit charges. Prior […]
When people find themselves suddenly in need of a bondsman, they just want answers. I often get asked, “Do I get my bail money back?”. This article answers all questions about the money end of bailing someone out. If any questions remain, please call Aarrow Bail Bonds at 804-833-2785. Do you get bail money back? […]
Fugitive: Andre Blackwell for failure to appear in two jurisdictions. Andre Blackwell is currently a fugitive from justice after jumping bond in the jurisdictions of Virginia Beach and the City of Richmond for felony and misdemeanor probation violation offenses. He’s believed to be residing in Richmond, sponging off of relatives and friends. He jumped bond […]
These are the Virginia bail bond laws as derived from the Virginia state statutes as they pertain to bail bonds, bail bondsman and the profession of bail bonding. As with all professions in the United States, there are certain rules we all live by. As a bail bondsmen in Virginia, we must abide by the […]
Update: Richmond Fugitive Caught Last October, I placed a wanted post for a person who had skipped court in in the Richmond Manchester General District Traffic Court. This is an update the Richmond fugitive, Clarence Taylor. Clarence Taylor has been apprehended by the Chesterfield County Police and was booked in to the Chesterfield County Jail […]
The city Prosecutor has drafted an outline to eliminate bail for non violent offenders. This soon-to-be Richmond policy will have a negative effect on bail bond industry in Richmond, Virginia. And the negative effect will not be just on the bail bondmen, but on the entire community as a whole. Alarmingly, the current Richmond City […]