Inglewood, California / Los Angeles County
City detention first. County records second.
Inglewood has its own police department and an adult detention facility, so an Inglewood Police arrest usually starts with a city custody record. If the person is later transferred, LASD records take over. This guide separates the city jail, county housing and the two Inglewood court buildings.
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01 / The Set Free difference
Clear answers. Personal guidance. A better way forward.
When someone you care about is arrested in Inglewood, clear information helps you make informed decisions. This guide brings custody resources, financial questions and the bond process together; case-specific assistance and terms require direct confirmation.
Start with the city—then check the county.
Have the full legal name and birth date ready when you contact IPD.
Know which figure is bail and which is the bond’s cost.
Request the total written obligation, not just a first payment.
Follow the record from city booking to release.
Holds, review and facility processing affect timing.
Prepare the basics; unknown details can wait.
Use the checklist below; most items are optional.
02 / Five stages
From booking to the next step.
Stage 1 of 5
Record the arresting agency. An Inglewood Police arrest usually starts a city detention record.
Stage 2 of 5
Ask IPD whether the person is still held locally; use LASD records if county custody is reported.
Stage 3 of 5
Check whether monetary bail applies, whether holds exist, or whether citation, recognizance or court review applies.
Stage 4 of 5
If a bond is appropriate, read the premium, indemnity and collateral terms before signing.
Stage 5 of 5
The holding facility processes the bond. Keep the court notice; no release time is guaranteed.
General education, not legal advice or a release-time guarantee. Eligibility and conditions depend on the case.
03 / Bail bond services
Different situations. One clearer way forward.
Prepare a case-specific inquiry with the information you have. These categories explain questions to ask—not confirmed Set Free offerings. Assistance, availability and agreement terms require direct confirmation.
Ask what information is needed after an arrest: the booking record, current custody location and the next step. Confirm whether case-specific assistance is available.
Have the legal name, arresting agency and booking number ready, if known. An earlier booking does not establish current housing.
Ask whether a commercial bond is an option for the recorded case. Eligibility, documentation and release requirements can differ; no offense category guarantees bond availability.
Verify the current release decision and any conditions with the responsible court or agency.
Identify outstanding warrants, holds, probation restrictions and court requirements before asking about a bond. A bond cannot remove a warrant or override a judicial order.
Ask counsel or the responsible court which order controls release. Existing restrictions may require separate review.
If a bond is available, ask which application documents and signers are needed. Review each person’s responsibilities before signing and keep copies of the agreement.
Gather available identity, booking and court details. Review premium and collateral questions in the separate cost guide.
Review bail bond costs04 / Financial clarity
Know the premium. Understand the payment. Review your options.
An Inglewood bail bond premium depends on the bail amount and applicable filed rate—not on whether the person is in the city jail or county custody. Review the full premium, any initial payment and remaining responsibilities before signing.
Illustrative premiums using a hypothetical 10% rate.
| Bail amount | Illustrative 10% premium |
|---|---|
| $10,000 | $1,000 |
| $20,000 | $2,000 |
| $50,000 | $5,000 |
| $75,000 | $7,500 |
| $100,000 | $10,000 |
Examples assume a 10% premium for illustration. The actual premium must be determined using the applicable rate and agreement. Additional legally permitted transaction expenses may apply. These are mathematical examples, not confirmed Set Free premium quotes.
California bail sureties file premium rates with the Department of Insurance. CDI identifies 10% as the most common rate—not a universal legal requirement—and notes that negotiated rebates may be lawful. Confirm the applicable rate and full premium for the proposed agreement.
Ask which premium rate applies to the proposed bond.An initial payment and the total financial obligation are different amounts. If a payment arrangement is actually available, obtain its terms in writing. The remaining balance may still be owed under the agreement; no Set Free financing offer is confirmed here.
Ask for the initial payment, remaining balance, and payment dates in writing.Requirements depend on the proposed bond arrangement and underwriting decisions. Collateral may secure obligations; a co-signer may take on payment or indemnity responsibilities. Review the security requirements and each signer’s obligations before agreeing—approval without collateral is not promised.
Understand what security or financial guarantees are required before signing.Premiums are generally nonrefundable once earned, including when charges are dropped, subject to applicable legal exceptions. Collateral is separate from the premium. Its return follows applicable bond exoneration and settlement requirements; confirm any outstanding obligations and the return terms.
Ask which payments are refundable and when any collateral can be returned.05 / Official custody resources
City detention and county custody—two different records.
The city’s Custody/Jail guidance identifies an adult detention resource and directs users to LASD inmate information as well. Ask the local jail contact for prisoner status and use the county lookup when relevant.
Source-reviewed local records, not a live availability count.
3 housing · 1 intake / processing records in this preview.
Browse the shared Los Angeles County inventory.
Search all resourcesInglewood Police operates the city’s adult detention facility. An arrest near LAX, on a freeway or by the Sheriff may involve a different agency and record.
Use the contact on the city’s Custody/Jail page for prisoner status and bail questions. Have the full name and birth date ready.
If IPD reports a transfer, search LASD inmate information. Records can lag; a blank result does not prove release.
Inglewood Police publishes guidance for its adult detention facility and links to LASD inmate information. A city booking and a county housing record are separate; agencies confirm any transfer.
The city’s official Custody/Jail page and its FAQ list different visiting information, so no schedule is stated here. Call Inglewood Police custody at 310-412-5325 or review the official Custody/Jail page to confirm current visitation arrangements before traveling.
City government resource — not a Set Free contact: Inglewood Police Custody / Jail
06 / Official court information
Know where to go.
Los Angeles Superior Court / Inglewood
Inglewood Courthouse at One Regent Street lists criminal and other clerk categories. It is separate from Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse. Follow the actual case notice rather than selecting the adult location from the arrest city alone.
The official directory separately lists Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse at 110 Regent Street, Inglewood, CA 90301, with its distinct juvenile location identity. Verify the case type, court notice and department; the presence of both locations does not assign a case to either one.
Confirm the courthouse, department, appearance date and instructions from the actual case notice. The arrest city does not automatically determine court assignment.
07 / Preparation checklist
Start with what you know.
You do not need every detail before asking for guidance. Keep sensitive records private; these checkboxes mark only what you already have.
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Prepare inquiry details08 / California legal context
Understand the charge. Know what may affect release.
Educational reference categories—not a ranking of local arrests or legal advice. Confirm the actual subsection, case classification, court requirements and any holds; a charge alone does not determine release.
Different DUI theories require the actual allegation and subsection—not just an arrest description.
Driving under the influence of alcohol.
Vehicle Code §23152(a) — official textDriving with 0.08 percent or more alcohol by weight in the blood; other subsections address drug and combined impairment.
Vehicle Code §23152(b) — official textVerify any injury allegation, prior record and current court conditions. A DUI label alone does not establish eligibility or release requirements.
Domestic battery and corporal injury are distinct offenses with different statutory elements.
Battery against a person within the relationships specified in this provision; it does not require the traumatic condition described in section 273.5.
Penal Code §243(e)(1) — official textWillfully inflicting corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition on a person in a specified intimate relationship, including the other parent of the offender’s child.
Penal Code §273.5 — official textConfirm the exact allegation and any required judicial review. Protective orders and contact restrictions remain separate from a bail bond.
Covered substances and alleged conduct matter. Simple possession is not possession for sale, sale or transportation for sale.
Possession of the controlled substances covered by this provision, subject to its authorization and prescription exceptions.
Health & Safety Code §11350(a) — official textPossession of the substances covered by this separate provision, including methamphetamine, subject to statutory exceptions.
Health & Safety Code §11377(a) — official textSale, furnishing and related conduct involving listed substances; transportation means transportation for sale.
Health & Safety Code §11352 — official textThe parallel sale and furnishing provision for a different substance group, including methamphetamine.
Health & Safety Code §11379 — official textConfirm the substance, actual charge and subsection. Classification, case circumstances and holds can affect the release inquiry; do not apply one bail treatment to all drug allegations.
Battery and aggravated assault are not interchangeable; these assault alternatives must remain distinct.
A willful and unlawful use of force or violence upon another person.
Penal Code §242 — official textAssault upon another person with a deadly weapon or instrument other than a firearm.
Penal Code §245(a)(1) — official textAssault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury—a separate alternative from section 245(a)(1).
Penal Code §245(a)(4) — official textVerify the alleged weapon or force, injuries and actual subsection. Court conditions and case-specific review may affect release.
Theft, grand theft and burglary have distinct definitions. Burglary is not simply another name for theft.
Defines theft, including specified taking, fraudulent appropriation and false-pretense conduct.
Penal Code §484 — official textDefines grand theft through specified property, value and circumstances; the actual statutory category matters.
Penal Code §487 — official textEntry into a place listed in the statute with intent to commit grand or petit larceny or any felony.
Penal Code §459 — official textThe property, place, allegation and charging decision can affect classification and release requirements. Verify the current court schedule rather than assuming all theft-related cases are alike.
Not every missed court date establishes a new criminal offense. These provisions apply to specified willful failures to appear to evade court process.
Specified willful failures to appear after release on one’s own recognizance; the misdemeanor or felony underlying case matters.
Penal Code §1320 — official textSpecified willful failure to appear when charged with or convicted of a felony and released on bail.
Penal Code §1320.5 — official textA missed appearance can affect a warrant and an existing bond. Ask counsel and the responsible agency about the actual order; a new bond may not be available.
Revocation procedures are not automatically a new standalone criminal charge. A separate alleged offense may coexist with a supervision proceeding.
Governs revocation of probation and specified forms of supervision, including arrest and court review.
Penal Code §1203.2 — official textConfirm which court or agency controls any probation restriction or hold. Posting a bond does not override the order or establish that release is available.
Depends on the exact charge and circumstances. Consult the current court schedule. No numeric bail or sentencing ranges are quoted here. Direct Legislature pages were access-blocked during review; confirm current statutory text before relying on it. The directory below identifies codes, not full statutory text.
09 / Local context
Local geography. City detention. Court information.
Inglewood sits east of LAX between Los Angeles, Hawthorne and several unincorporated county communities. Its downtown near Market Street and Manchester Boulevard holds City Hall and both court buildings on Regent Street. Location helps with directions, not with custody or court assignment.
Unlike Compton, Inglewood runs its own police department and adult detention facility. City records come first for IPD arrests; county records apply after a transfer.
Inglewood Courthouse (One Regent Street) and Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse (110 Regent Street) are separate buildings. Check the case notice before you go.
Lennox and Ladera Heights are unincorporated and served by the Sheriff; Hawthorne and Los Angeles have their own police. The address decides the agency.
10 / County connections
Local geography. County-wide context.
These neighboring cities and communities border Inglewood. They are geographic references, not Set Free offices; each may use a different police agency.
LAPD and LASD records apply; the city wraps around much of Inglewood.
Its own police department, south of Inglewood along Hawthorne Boulevard.
A Sheriff-served county area between Inglewood and LAX.
A county community north-west of Inglewood.
Its own police department, north of Ladera Heights.
South of LAX, separate police department.
11 / Local answer desk
Local questions. Useful answers.
Separate city custody, county records, court instructions and the financial agreement before making a decision.
Yes. Inglewood Police operates an adult detention facility and publishes a Custody/Jail page. That page does not confirm whether a particular person is held there today.View the city detention resource
Use the contact on IPD’s Custody/Jail page for prisoner status. If a transfer is reported, search LASD inmate information.Follow the custody steps
The city’s published pages may list different visiting information, so we do not state a schedule. Call Inglewood Police custody at 310-412-5325 to confirm current visitation arrangements before traveling.
No. The city describes an adult facility. Juvenile cases follow different custody and court paths; ask the arresting agency.
No. The court’s directory lists Inglewood Courthouse at One Regent Street and Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse at 110 Regent Street. Your notice tells you which one.Review Inglewood court information
No. The case filing and court notice set the courthouse and department, not the arrest address.
No. Lennox is an unincorporated county area served by the Sheriff, so its arrests usually follow LASD records instead of Inglewood Police.
They may still be in city custody, or the county record may not be updated. Ask IPD and recheck; a blank result does not prove release.
The premium depends on the bail amount and filed rate. The examples here are hypothetical, not a Set Free quote.Review illustrative costs
The defendant’s name, birth date if known, arrest location and your contact details. A booking number helps but is optional.Use the preparation checklist
12 / Source references
Public guidance reviewed . Confirm current custody, visits and case instructions directly.
Hero photo: Aerial view of Inglewood’s Circle Park neighborhood — formulanone / CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized, share crop and display overlay; image adaptations retain that license.
Local-context photo: Aerial view of La Brea Avenue and Manchester Boulevard in Inglewood — formulanone / CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and cropped for display; adaptations retain that license.
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