TweetBut at the time, they had enough probably cause to arrest you; so they did...Once your fingerprints were scanned or once the NCIC report came back good, well you were let go.

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Originally Posted by Rado

But at the time, they had enough probably cause to arrest you; so they did...Once your fingerprints were scanned or once the NCIC report came back good, well you were let go.

They didn't find me innocent. I posted bail, so I could go to work the next day.

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Originally Posted by Klash

They didn't find me innocent. I posted bail, so I could go to work the next day.

Nor did they find you guilty either...You never went to court right? And you can get your money back if you CAN prove this was an unlawful arrest...I'm a skip tracer(sort of like a bounty hunter)and they can too give you your money back, but it's a process...If the arrest they made was really not you...You need to call the clerk of the courts in your county...Call the bonding agency who bonded you out and ask them who's their insurance agency...The fee you paid to get bonded out is a fee we get paid to do our jobs...So he really doesn't have pay you back, but in his clause and by law, you are entitled to your money...

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Originally Posted by Rado

Nor did they find you guilty either...You never went to court right? And you can get your money back if you CAN prove this was an unlawful arrest...I'm a skip tracer(sort of like a bounty hunter)and they can too give you your money back, but it's a process...If the arrest they made was really not you...You need to call the clerk of the courts in your county...Call the bonding agency who bonded you out and ask them who's their insurance agency...The fee you paid to get bonded out is a fee we get paid to do our jobs...So he really doesn't have pay you back, but in his clause and by law, you are entitled to your money...

sounds like good advice