Maryland Bail Bondsmen are in the business of making sure that the defendants we bail out appear for court. If we fail to produce the defendants for court we become responsible for the total amount of the bond we posted. Therefore we take a high volume of risk and have been burned by defendants of ours before. See our wanted fugitives page as an example.
Recently Big Boyz Bail Bonds bailed out a defendant on an arrest warrant from 2003 out of Washington County Maryland. When the family member came in to post the bail they told us that the defendant had an outstanding warrant for Frederick County Maryland. When we did a record check for the defendant, we noticed that a bondsman posted a $2,500 bond for this defendant in August of 2002 and he failed to appear for court in February of 2003.
The bondsman who posted this bail was held responsible to pay the district court of Maryland for Frederick County $2,500 in August of 2003. Fortunately for this bondsman, our bail bonds company contacted the insurance company associated with this bail and informed them of the defendant's incarceration. Due to this, the bail bondsman will be reimbursed the $2,500 in a matter of some time.
Even though the bail bonds business in Maryland is extremely competitive we think it is still important to help other bondsmen, whom are liable for their bond forfeitures, and inform them of fugitive defendants that become incarcerated in other jurisdictions. Big Boyz Bail Bonds takes great pride in performing a legitimate service for our community so tax payers don't have to pay out more money to a potential pre-trial supervision program in lieu of bail bonds.
