Bail Bondsmen Sentenced In Orange County
Unfortunately, it is never a pleasure to write about pitfalls and individuals in our industry, but time has proven over and over again, that greed and unethical conduct within the bail bond industry can only hurt the public's perception of our profession.
Jorge Andres Castro, 31, of Aliso Viejo, and Alejandro De Jesus Cruz, of Miami, pleaded guilty in February to two felonies. They were sentenced this past Friday.
Castro was the owner of the bail bond company in Santa Ana, and Cruz worked as an operator at the agency. They admitted to referring inmates to Joseph Cavallo, a criminal defense attorney,and Cavallo paid them for the illegal soliciting of business.
Joseph Cavallo became well-known after defending Greg Haidl, the son of the former assistant sheriff. Cavallo is due back in court, whose trial is set for October 22, 2007.
Jorge Andres Castro, 31, of Aliso Viejo, and Alejandro De Jesus Cruz, of Miami, pleaded guilty in February to two felonies. They were sentenced this past Friday.
Castro was the owner of the bail bond company in Santa Ana, and Cruz worked as an operator at the agency. They admitted to referring inmates to Joseph Cavallo, a criminal defense attorney,and Cavallo paid them for the illegal soliciting of business.
Joseph Cavallo became well-known after defending Greg Haidl, the son of the former assistant sheriff. Cavallo is due back in court, whose trial is set for October 22, 2007.
Labels: bail-bond-company, bail-bonds, criminal-defense-attorney, felonies, inmates, Santa-Ana
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