Rita McCaa Bail Bonds Co.

01/05/2026

FYI!!
Here are five things NOT to do when you’re pulled over while armed:

Don’t start digging for your wallet or registration early. Sudden movements near the console, waistband, or glove box spike an officer’s anxiety.

Don’t reach for anything as the officer walks up. Hands wandering around the cabin can cause an officer to draw a gun.

Don’t get out of the car (unless you’re asked to). Once you’re outside, the risk of a physical confrontation goes way up.

Don’t argue your case roadside. The shoulder of the highway is not the place to “talk about your rights.” Save it for court with your attorney.

Don’t let your tone turn angry or sarcastic. Escalation helps no one … especially the armed citizen.

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11/20/2025

09/23/2025

FYI

03/20/2025

FYI
Most criminal cases begin with an arrest. Occasionally, in the suburban counties, they may begin with a summons to appear before the Magisterial District Justice. The first court hearing in a criminal case is called the preliminary arraignment. The preliminary arraignment is a hearing in which the magistrate or bail commissioner informs the defendant of the charges and sets bail.

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03/04/2025

The Life of a Bail Bondswoman!!

It bothers me when I bail someone out of jail and then I get that gut feeling that perhaps it was a mistake! 🥹🥹😏😏

02/27/2025

If you go to jail, Call Rita, for your Bail!! The Bail Bonds Lady who truly cares!! Please share💕

02/27/2025

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01/09/2025

FYI!!
How long can you be held without charges in the US?

72 hours
Most states allow prosecutors up to 72 hours after an arrest to file charges, although some states, like California, allow only 48 hours. If the prosecutor fails to bring charges within this time limit, the court has to release you. Failure to do that is a violation of your rights.