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Arrested by the Long Beach Police Department? We post bail at the Long Beach city jail before LA County transfer. Call 855-BAD-CHAD — we answer 24/7.
Long Beach Police Department Jail
The Long Beach Police Department operates one of the largest municipal booking facilities in Southern California at 400 West Broadway. This is a massive city jail — defendants arrested by LBPD are booked here and can be held for extended periods before transfer to the LA County system. Bonds are accepted 24/7 at the Long Beach jail. Because of the facility's size and capacity, the transfer timeline to county can vary — but acting fast still matters.
Facility
Long Beach Police Department Jail
Address
400 W Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802
County Transfer (Men)
Twin Towers Correctional Facility, 450 Bauchet St, Los Angeles
County Transfer (Women)
Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF), Lynwood
Court
Long Beach Courthouse, 275 Magnolia Ave, Long Beach
Inmate Search
LA County Inmate Information Center at app2.lasd.org
How to Bail Someone Out of Long Beach Jail
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Call 855-BAD-CHAD Immediately
Call the moment someone is arrested in Long Beach. We look up the booking, confirm bail, and explain your options on the first call.
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We Locate the Booking
We confirm whether they are at the Long Beach jail or have transferred to Twin Towers or CRDF, and verify the charges and bail amount.
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Sign From Your Phone
All paperwork is handled electronically. No office visit, no printer required — sign from any device.
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Bond Posted — Release Begins
We post the bond at the facility. Release timing at Long Beach varies by shift and booking volume — we keep you updated throughout.
High Transfer Risk
Long Beach: Large Facility, But County Transfer Still Adds Hours
Long Beach PD runs one of the biggest municipal jails in LA County, which means defendants can be held here longer than at smaller city jails. But transfers to Twin Towers still happen — and once someone is in the county system, you are looking at roughly 8 hours to rebook in plus another 8 or more hours after the bond is posted. Call Chad immediately. Posting bond at the Long Beach jail while your loved one is still there is always faster than dealing with the county system.
Court Dates After a Long Beach Arrest
Long Beach arrests are arraigned at the Long Beach Courthouse on Magnolia Avenue. Arraignment typically happens within 48 hours for felony charges. Chad will confirm the correct court date and location before your loved one is released.
Everything You Need to Know About Long Beach City Jail
Where to look them up and what to do about the car.
Find the Inmate — Direct Lookup
City police jails keep their own list. Call the city jail directly to ask if they are there and if bail is set. Once they are moved to county jail, they show up in the Sheriff search below.
Sheriff Inmate Search (after transfer to county)Getting the Car Back
- The car is handled by whoever made the arrest (city police, the Sheriff or CHP), not the jail. Every agency has its own rules.
- Call that agency's non-emergency line and ask: which tow yard has it, do I need a vehicle release from you, and is there a fee?
Tow yards usually release the car only to the registered owner. If it's not in your name, call the tow yard first and ask what the owner needs to give you. Storage fees add up every day, so move fast.
What People Get Arrested For in Long Beach
Long Beach sees high volumes of domestic violence arrests (PC 273.5), drug charges near the port and downtown corridor (HSC 11351, 11377), DUI on the 405 and 710 freeways, gang-related charges (PC 186.22), and theft. The port area sees arrests related to cargo theft and commercial vehicle violations. The Long Beach Courthouse handles arraignments for LBPD arrests and is one of the busiest in LA County.
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