Our criminal system is centered around arrests, incarceration, and release upon the posting of bail. Most arrestees need the services of a bail bondsman to assist them in avoiding a long stay in jail while awaiting their trial.

Even though a bail bondsman post bail for a defendant, the defendant's parents, friends, employers, etc. put-up the collateral for the bond. This means that if a defendant fails to reappear on his/her scheduled court date, this defendant has "jumped bail." In most circumstances, if the defendant does not return, the bail bondsman loses his/her bail, and the person who put-up the collateral will also lose.

We locate these defendants (a.k.a. "bail skips"), retrieve them, and return them to the proper authorities so that no one loses their money. Defendants do not want to be incarcerated so they run all the time.