San Antonio police have ramped up efforts to find credit card skimmers at area gas stations. This is a big problem nationwide and is charged as credit card fraud in Texas. San Antonio Bondsman John McRae cautions those looking to…
Texas is often celebrated as one of the most Second Amendment-friendly states, with gun laws in Texas allowing concealed carry and open carry. Still, Texas gun owner responsibility laws require you to take reasonable steps to keep guns out of…
A Class B misdemeanor is detailed in Texas Penal Code § 12.22 and is a serious crime that can follow you the rest of your life. Convictions of a Class B misdemeanor is punishable by a maximum of 180 days in county jail,…
Even if you’re a San Antonio police officer arrested for driving while intoxicated, you’re going to need DWI bail bond. Officer Rodney Tubergen, was arrested for DWI at 3 a.m. on June 11, 2018. The arrest has the 27 year…
It’s hard to imagine a crueler thing to do, but in 2017 Cynthia Marie Randolph, age 25, of Weatherford, Texas, locked her children in a hot car to teach them “a lesson” because she was mad that they were playing in her…
Let’s face it. No one wants to go to jail, but serious law violations cannot go unheeded. If your loved one or friend is sitting behind bars, he or she will want to get out as soon as possible. Unfortunately,…
If you’re arrested in San Antonio, you need to know your Miranda Rights to make sure that you are protected until you get an attorney or have a chance to discuss your situation with McRae Bail Bonds. “You have the…
If you’re rushing to get a friend or loved one out of the Bexar County Jail and find information online about PR Bonds, think twice before getting one. One of the best routes is to call McRae Bail Bonds at…
Sexual harassment laws in Texas typically refer to workplace situations, but you can be arrested and charged with indecent exposure by committing lewd public acts. Magistrates will normally allow the defendant to post bond while awaiting trial if you are not…
This topic has been all over the news for the last few years. There has been a lot of debate regarding whether or not the US tradition of requiring a “bail” is fair and does it harms poor criminals more…