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The Dangers of Drunk Driving

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The Dangers of Drunk Driving

The Dangers of Drunk Driving

When it comes to any party or holiday, it is safe to assume that there will be a lot of drinking. Under normal circumstances, drinking is fine. However, some people still think it is okay to consume alcohol and then get behind the wheel of a vehicle. When a person does that, they increase their chances of getting into a very serious accident that could kill someone.

According to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), a person is injured in a drunk driving accident every 2 minutes in the US. This number comes from a 2010 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report. On top of that, an estimated 300,000 people drive drunk every single day in the US, and only around 2,800 people are arrested for the crime daily. These numbers have a tendency to go up around holidays that involve heavy partying and drinking.

Drunk Driving and DUI Checkpoints

Driving drunk is illegal in every single state in the US. Alcohol greatly impairs a person’s ability to make decisions and to react in a timely manner. This means it severely reduces a person’s ability to drive. Drunk drivers struggle to drive straight, maintain a proper speed, and react appropriately to sudden changes.

In order to reduce the chances of people causing accidents while driving drunk, many law enforcement agencies setup DUI checkpoints. The hope is that these checkpoints will catch drunk drivers before they cause a deadly accident. While DUI checkpoints may cause some traffic congestion, they are done in an attempt to keep people safe.

DUI checkpoints are always posted in advanced, to give people the ability to avoid them if they want to. The checkpoint is usually setup in an area that will receive a lot of traffic, especially from bars and parties. Cars will pass through, one by one, and officer will speak with the driver of each vehicle. They will ask a few questions, such as:

  • License and registration.
  • Where are you coming from?
  • Where are you going?
  • Have you been drinking?

Once they have asked their questions, so long as they don’t suspect anything, the driver will be allowed to continue on their way. However, if the officer suspects that the driver has been drinking, they will be asked to pull over to the side where another officer will conduct a field sobriety test. If the driver fails that, they will either need to call for someone to come pick them up or sit in a drunk tank until they have sobered up.

Marijuana and DUI

California recently legalized the recreational use of marijuana, and as such, some people are still fuzzy on what is and isn’t allowed with the drug. One of the big things that isn’t allowed, but most people think is okay, is driving while high. Some people don’t see a problem with it, but it can impair a person as much as alcohol can.

Marijuana can worsen a person’s reaction time, meaning they are less likely to be able to avoid an accident. High drivers also struggle with maintaining a proper speed, and suffer from impaired judgement.

The bottom line? Don’t drive high.

Penalties of DUI

Some people don’t know that DUI stands for driving under the influence. This can mean driving under the influence of alcohol, marijuana, and even certain drug prescriptions. Since DUI can lead to very serious, even fatal accidents, law enforcement agencies take the crime very seriously. A person accused of DUI can face the following consequences for a first time offense:

  • 6 months in county jail.
  • A max fine of $1,000.
  • A 6 month driver’s license suspension.
  • 3 – 9 months of DUI school.

Any following offenses come with harsher penalties, and if someone is severely hurt or killed because of a drunk driver, then that person will face felony charges, which for a first time offense includes:

  • 16 months to 16 years in state prison.
  • Anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000 in fines
  • Paying restitutions to the victim.
  • A suspended driver’s license or having an IID (Ignition Interlock Device) installed in their car for one year.
  • 18 to 30 months of DUI school.

    • Don’t Drink and Drive

    A person should never drive when they are drunk or high, and they especially shouldn’t do it around holidays.
    No matter how a person celebrates upcoming holiday, or any other day for that matter, they should never get behind the wheel of a vehicle while drunk or high. With today’s technology, there are plenty of ways for a person to get home from taxis, Ubers, and Lyfts. A person can always find a safe way home. There is no excuse for driving drunk.

    How to Avoid Mail Theft

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    How to Avoid Mail Theft

    How to Avoid Mail Theft

    Mail theft is far more common than people realize. Crooks are regularly breaking into other people’s mail boxes to steal their letters. While it may seem like it is no big deal at first, upon further thought, people begin to realize how bad it can truly be. While many people receive more junk mail than actual mail, everyone occasionally receives some very important things through the mail.

    People receive bank and credit card statements, medical documents, and personal information through the mail. If a crook is able to steal some of these things from the mail, they can steal that person’s identity and use it to their advantage while destroying the victim’s financial stability. In order to prevent this from happening, people are encouraged to check their mail box daily to reduce the likelihood of something personal being stolen.

    Recently, the United States Postal Service (USPS) started a new program to help alert a person to possible theft. This new program is called Informed Delivery and it is free to join. Through this service, USPS will send you an email containing pictures of what will be delivered to your mailbox each day. These pictures of the letters are taken at USPS facilities before the mail is shipped out to be delivered to the intended recipient.

    By doing this, a person will know what they should be getting that day. If something is missing, then they have a very early warning sign to watch their credit cards and bank statements. This can help a person prevent identity theft before the thief has a chance to cause any major damage. You can learn more about Informed Delivery by visiting USPS’s website.

    The Dangers of Online Gaming

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    The Dangers of Online Gaming

    The Dangers of Online Gaming

    Internet safety is always a big concern, especially for parents. You never know who your kids might be meeting online unless you pay close attention. Most parents know to warn their kids about talking to strangers that they met online on sites like Facebook. However, there is one avenue of online communication that often gets overlooked: online video games.

    Online games enable players to play their game with anyone in the world. As great as that is for gamers, it can be problematic for young children. They can end playing their game with anyone, and as most adults know, there are some real creeps out there. Many parents are discovering that their kids are hearing and experiencing very inappropriate things online.

    A disturbing new trend that is on the rise is child predators using gaming apps such as Fortnite, Minecraft, and other games to get in contact with teens and children. These games are heavily played by people of all ages, but especially children. Predators have begun using these games to talk to children about very inappropriate things, or to lure the kid into meeting them in real life.

    In order to prevent something like this from happening, parents need to not only talk with their children about meeting online people in real life, but also pay attention to what their kids are playing and how. For instance, Fortnite has a “T” rating, meaning that it is recommended that players be at least 13 years or older to play due to the slightly violent nature of the game.

    The takeaway from this is that parents need to be aware of what their kids are doing online if they want to keep them safe. This is true whether the child is using social media or gaming. In some instances, it may be best to restrict a child from playing their game online, or limiting how much time they spend on the console. A word of advice, most modern consoles have built in parental features such as timers and restrictions that prevent kids from playing games that are too mature.

    All this requires is that the parent spend a bit of time learning about how their child spends their time online. By putting in this extra bit of effort, a parent can help keep their child safe.

    The Truth about Underage Drinking

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    The Truth about Underage Drinking

    The Truth about Underage Drinking

    It’s almost time for school to begin, which means summer vacations are over and families across the state are heading back home for the new school year. The start of a new school year also marks the reunification of friends after a summer spent apart. If you’re the parent of a teenager, then chances are you know that when teenagers get around one another, rules can be broken.

    As Friday night high school football games begin and the weather cools off, teenagers across the state will begin looking for ways to entertain themselves on the weekends. For some, this could mean bowling, going to the movies, or working out. For others, it could be house parties. Without jumping to conclusions or stereotyping, many times, teenagers use house parties as a means to illegally consume alcohol.

    As a parent, it is your job to guide your children into making smart and responsible decisions. In California, consuming alcohol under the age of 21 is illegal. Such as many other states around the country, California has very strict and specific laws in place that prohibit anyone under the age of 21 from consuming or being in possession of alcohol.

    Read below to learn more about these general underage drinking laws.

    • It is illegal for a minor to be in possession of alcohol in a public space. If convicted, a person may face a fine of $250 and be required to complete community service.
    • The state of California has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to underage drinking and driving. If an underage driver is caught with a blood-alcohol level of .01 or higher, they will be charged with a violation of California’s zero-tolerance policy. As consequence, they could be fined and lose their driving privileges for a year or more.
    • In addition to the law mentioned above, an underage driver will be charged with a DUI if they are driving or operating a vehicle with a blood-alcohol content of .05 or higher.

    The items mentioned above are just a few examples of California’s underage drinking laws. However, there are also laws regarding contributing to the delinquency of a minor. As a parent or a person in general, you could be charged with Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor if you are caught providing underage children alcohol. A minor can also be charged with this if they are caught providing alcohol to someone underage.

    When it comes to underage drinking, just don’t. As a parent, it is never too early to begin having open conversations with your child about the consequences of consuming alcohol illegally. We want to ensure your children are equipped with the knowledge and power to make the right decisions.

    Evading Toll Road Fees

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    Evading Toll Road Fees

    Evading Toll Road Fees

    The topic of toll roads has been a hot one California. San Clemente and several residents have filed lawsuits against the company that’s in charge of planning the toll roads that are supposed to make travel faster while also generating revenue for the state.

    There is another issue with toll roads that few are talking about: the issue of drivers who use the toll roads but fail to pay the fees connected to driving on the road. This has become a major problem on the east coast where several states have joined together and created the EZPass system.

    What is EZPass

    EZPass is a small device that attaches to a car’s windshield. The driver is responsible for making sure there is money in their account. When the driver goes through a toll, the device is scanned and the cost of the toll deducted.

    The program has proven to be a great deal for the states that are involved in the project. Not only has it practically eliminated the congestion that slowed down traffic on turnpikes and toll roads, it also means fewer people working at the toll booths, which saves the states a great deal of money.

    Based on the success of the EZPass system, it’s likely that other states, including California will soon adopt the same program for their toll roads.

    The Dark Side of EZPass

    There has been a downside to the EZPass system. Some driver buy the device, but rather than putting money on it, they simply drive through the tolls and assume that they’ll never get caught. Now the states involved in the program are starting to crack down on these drivers. Thanks to cameras, they’re able to locate the drivers who fail to pay.

    The Penalty of Failing to Pay Toll Fees

    Orange County already has a system in place to deal with toll fee violators. If you get caught driving through a toll without paying the fee, the county will send you a bill that not only includes the fee you didn’t pay, but also an additional $57.50. Failing to pay this bill will land you in even hotter water and could cost you your driving privileges.

    The other aspect of not paying a toll fee is that you attract the attention of law enforcement. When they run your plates, they will learn about any bench warrants that have been issued for you, something that will result in you being arrested and having to deal with even higher court fees.

    How can You Pay for Bail?

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    Murrieta Bail Bond Stote

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store provides affordable bail bonds for defendants who are held in California jails. Bail bonds are an alternative method to posting bail and costs only 10% of the full bail amount. On top of that, this 10%, called the premium, is paid in increments over a payment plan, custom created to meet your financial needs. Here are the different ways you can pay for the bail bond:

    Cash and checks – Bring it in or mail it.

    Debit and credit – Swing by an office to make a transaction, or go online and use our convenient and secure online payment portal.

    Tax return – Technically this would just fall under any of the above because once your tax return clears and is in your bank account, you would then proceed to pay for the bail bond in one of the above ways. Your tax return becomes extra money to you, which means it can be used to pay for your bail bond.

    Bail bonds are the more convenient, affordable, and flexible way to posting bail and Murrieta Bail Bond Store will prove it.

    Get a free consultation from a friendly agent anytime, just reach out online or call 951-684-4484 .

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store – A Team of Heroes

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    Murrieta Bail Bond Store

    Heroes come unexpected and unannounced. They save the day when it seems like all hope is lost. Most often, heroes are fictional like Batman and Iron Man,but once in awhile, they are real people helping you at your most desperate moments.

    Say you get a sudden, frightening phone call and learn that your loved one had been arrested. He or she is stressed and frantic, which makes you stressed and frantic. However, you are able to do so much more for them than they can do for themselves at that moment. If you are not really sure what to expect, you can talk to Murrieta Bail Bond Store.Right away, you will be blown away by how much wecare and truly want to help. After a few hours of our hard work, your loved one is out of jail.

    See, your Murrieta Bail Bond Store agent saved the day; he or she is your hero, and you are your loved one’s hero.If you ever need a bail bond and a hero, you can rely on Murrieta Bail Bond Store. We will not let you down.

    Talk to a representative online or at 951-684-4484 .

    How Can I Pay for Bail?

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    Murrieta Bail Bond Store

    Think of all the ways you can pay for something: cash, credit, debit, or checks. That is plenty of options to pay for a piece of clothing, or for a bail bond.

    A bail bond is used to get a defendant out of jail pre-trial. Bail bonds are more accommodating than cash bail for their affordability, flexibility, and of course, methods available for payment. More people go the bail bond route than the cash bail route and it is most certainly not any of a lesser means than cash bail.

    When a bail bond is used, a professional bail agent from Murrieta Bail Bond Store will be assigned to the case to help the client each step through the process, making it easier and less confusing. Murrieta Bail Bond Storebail agents are incredibly helpful professionally, but also for support as well.

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store is the bail bond team you want on your side.

    Anytime you need a bail bond, for yourself or a loved one, donot hesitate to contact Murrieta Bail Bond Store at 951-684-4484 .

    The Risks and Rights of Bail Bond Co-Signing

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    Murrieta Bail Bond Store

    Bail bond co-signers have a very important role in the release of a defendant. Their role can often also be mentally stressful.

    Co-signers are often needed to secure a bail bond. Without a co-signer on a bail bond, the defendant will remain in jail. When a defendant does get a co-signer on their bail bond, then the co-signer has his or her money, valuables, and other collateral at risk. The co-signer must ensure that the defendant shows up for court because if they do not, the collateral that they pledged can be claimed by the bail bond company.

    Naturally, the co-signer has rights as well.Most importantly, he or she can withdraw their signature from the bail bond at any time, without consequence to themselves. Of course, the consequence to the defendant is that they would be taken back into custody until they can get another co-signer.

    Get more information on bail bond co-signing and what it takes by contacting Murrieta Bail Bond Store online, or call 951-684-4484 now.

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store Is Always There for You

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    Murrieta Bail Bond Store

    Some people will never need a bail bond, others may need it once and still,some may need it more. It can be disappointing when people need a bail bond, and it gets worse when they need it more than once. Nonetheless, Murrieta Bail Bond Store is a professional, reliable, and helpful bail bond company.We will help you through any of your bail bond needs.

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store promises fast, confidential service. We donot judge the person or their crime. We are sworn to protect the right to bail, and that is exactly what we will do for you and your loved one. Our bail agents are dedicated to their work.Part of why we do what we do, is because we love being able to help others. The look of loved ones being reunited is priceless.

    Whether you are in need for your first, second, or third bail bond, contact Murrieta Bail Bond Store online, or at 951-684-4484 for your free consultation.

    Get Over the Embarrassment and Get a Bail Bond

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    Murrieta Bail Bond Store

    When you are in a very rocky situation, keeping secrets is not the best idea. It is brave, yet immature, to believe that you can handle this situation on your own.You can handle this situation faster and when you have a handful of trusted friends and family backing you up.

    Admitting to loved ones that we were arrested would be embarrassing for us too. Our poor judgement and behavior in that defining moment is not a reflection of the ones who raised us. We all make mistakes,this was one of them. It has come and gone, and now we are tasked with damage control.

    We do not expect our loved ones to clean up the mess we made, but we do hope they will find some way, big or small,to offer support by any means: emotional, financial, or legal.

    Asking for support does not stop at our loved ones. It also goes to Murrieta Bail Bond Store, the professionals who can get us better deals for getting out of jail.

    So yes, you are accused of a crime, but you are a grown up and you have to deal with it. We hope your loved ones will be there to support you, and you can definitely count on Murrieta Bail Bond Store.

    Just chat us up online, or give us a call at 951-684-4484 .

    Keep Your Holiday Traditions Alive and Bring Your Loved One Home

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    Murrieta Bail bond Store

    The holidays are filled with many small, intimate, family-only traditions, such as cookie decorating, caroling, opening a gift on Christmas Eve and the rest on Christmas Day. You adore and live for these moments with your growing family, and you will do anything to make sure these little traditions are kept alive, year after year.

    Just because someone in your family just got arrested does not mean these traditions are going to take a break this year. Your determination and support, combined with Murrieta Bail Bond Store’s professional services, will see that nothing stands in the way of your holiday traditions, not even an arrest.

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store provides affordable bail bonds with low monthly rate payment plans. This bail bond, which in total will cost 10% of the full bail amount, will get your loved one out of jail. He or she will need be in court as scheduled, and continue to stay out of trouble, but that should not be a problem.You are going to make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible. After all, you are not going to let anything ruin the holidays.

    Murrieta Bail Bond Store is here to take your chat messages or calls anytime of the day, any day of the week, all year long.

    Speak with a professional online, or call 951-684-4484 .