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Published May 18, 2017

Dear Drones: The Sky is Not the Limit

When it comes to drones, the sky is not the limit anymore. In fact, it has not been for quite some time now. The discussion of drone usage and laws has largely died down, but we think it is appropriate to revisit and go over the laws again. This even more important now that we are approaching fire season again. A few weeks ago a brush fire broke out in Riverside; the firefighters had to temporarily halt their aircraft, to spray water from the air, because of drones in the area. To avoid having to stall emergencies like these, there are certain drone usage rules set in place for both commercial and private usage. Some laws overlap, while others apply to one or the other.

• Drones must be registered with the FAA.
• Drones must be flying within eyesight at all times, may not fly higher than 400 feet, and may not fly faster than 100 mph.
• Drones may only be used during the day.
• Unless given permission, a drone may not be flown over other individuals and their private property.
• If a drone is carrying a package, the combined weight of the package and the drone must be under 55 pounds.
• People need a pilot’s license to fly a commercial drone or have passed an aeronautical knowledge test and a background check at an FAA-approved facility.
• If a business sees the need to use their drone in ways that would go against the standard regulations, they may apply for a waiver from the FAA.
• Drones may not fly near airports and must not interfere with manned aircraft operations such as police or fire helicopters that are in active duty.

There are other rules and regulations for drone flying, in addition to those mentioned above. Anyone caught violating any of the laws will generally face a misdemeanor and the fine can be a few hundred to a few thousand, depending on the situation. Consequences can get worse if drones are intentionally flown to stall emergency operations, such as the need to put out a spreading wildfire. The longer firefighters are stalled, the bigger the fire gets, the more damage it does, and more resources are wasted.

Simply put: the sky is not the limit when it comes to drone usage.

Published March 5, 2017

Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store: A Leading Bail Bond Company

Outperforming any other bail bond company in California is Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store. This family founded and owned company has been in the business for 30 years. Over these years, we have racked up an impressive list of satisfied clients who claim no other bail bond company is quite like Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store.

If you are in need of a bail bond for yourself, or a loved one, in California, keep Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store in mind. We provide all of the following:

• 24/7 statewide availability in California online, on the phone, and in our offices
• Free consultations
• Customized payment plans
• 0% interest
• No hidden fees
• Discounts available
• Cash, credit, debit, and checks accepted
• Convenient and secure online payment portal
• Phone approvals
• Licensed, friendly, and genuinely caring bail agents
• Fast, confidential service

At Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store, we understand that your time is precious. We are not going to waste your time and we do not try to trick you into paying us more money. We get right down to business and we promise to get your loved one bailed out of jail as soon as possible.

Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store can be reached online, or at 760-247-4444.

Published February 13, 2017

Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store is Committed to You

30 years ago, the founding family here at Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store sat down and laid out a set of values, goals, and a mission. Today, we continue to believe in these same fundamentals that have not only brought our business success, but have also brought our clients relief, freedom from stress and pain, and a reunited family.

Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store promises to
• Provide fast, friendly, confidential service.
• Review payment arrangements.
• Provide receipts for all collateral and money.
• Provide updates on the defendant’s court obligations.
• Go into detail on the steps of the bail bond process, what to expect, and what the client is signing for and his or her contractual responsibilities.
• Return collateral after obligations are met.

Our company’s mission is to provide each of our valued clients with fast, confidential, and courteous service. We believe in the right to bail and that a person is innocent until proven guilty. We also believe each person has the right to a fair and speedy trial and has the right to be represented by an attorney.

Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store is committed to you. Anytime you need a bail bond, whether it’s in the middle of the day or the middle of the night, you can count on Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store.

Talk to a professional and get a free consultation online, or at 760-247-4444.

Published January 20, 2017

Are You Sure You Want to Post That Online?

Employers are not the only people you should be worried about when you think, “I shouldn’t post that on social media.” These days, friends, family, police officers, activists groups, and even the general public need to be taken into consideration. Everyone is on social media and you never know whose hands your content can end up in.

Did you know that many law enforcement agencies now have special units that focus on delving into social media accounts, looking for evidence of criminal activity? People are too trusting, and even boastful, on social media. They over-share. This can end up hurting the individual and benefiting the police. Things like threats, photos with guns, and photos that are taken from a trespassing point of view can be incriminating. The police can use this to issue an arrest.

So the basic lesson here: think twice before posting on social media, and really consider if it can be something to come back and hurt you in the future.

We hope you or a loved one will never need our help, but if you do, please reach out to Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store, for our bail bond services. We are available 24/7, and will get you, or your loved one, bailed out of jail ASAP.

We can be reached online, or at 760-247-4444.

Published January 17, 2017

Did You Know: The Police Need a Warrant to Search Your Cell Phone?

In the broadest answer as to whether the police need a warrant to search your cell phone in California, the answer is yes, they need a warrant unless you give your consent. Technically, the police cannot even look at the screen without a warrant, even if they press the button to turn it off.

Cell phones are a major part of our everyday lives now. We have text messages, GPS data, emails, and phone calls on there. Many people keep sensitive information entrusted on their phones. People are very private about their cell phones, even if there is no passcode to unlock it. People often do not want others looking over their shoulder, nor do they want to be that person just peeking over at the person next to them. It is a common-courtesy privacy thing, really.

So call it a major win for well, everyone. The police need a warrant to search your cell phone.

If you or a loved one wind up arrested because of evidence found on your cell phone or not, you may be eligible to post bail. This will be decided at your arraignment. If you are eligible for bail, have someone on your behalf reach out to us, Spring Valley Lake Bail Bond Store.