California Penal Code 647(b)
Solicitation & Prostitution Bail Bonds
Solicitation and prostitution arrests under PC 647(b) carry relatively low bail — typically $1,000 to $5,000 for a first offense. Chad posts these bonds fast, with complete discretion. Call now.
PC 647(b) — What You Are Actually Facing
California Penal Code 647(b) covers solicitation of prostitution and prostitution itself. Both the person offering and the person soliciting can be charged. A first offense is a misdemeanor with bail typically set at $1,000 to $5,000. Repeat offenses escalate quickly — a third offense carries mandatory jail time and bail can reach $25,000 or more. Sting operations in cities like Los Angeles, Anaheim, Ontario, and Riverside result in multiple arrests at once, meaning families are all searching for help at the same time. Chad handles these cases fast.
Why discretion is not optional for these cases
The Man Who Walked In Crying
A man came into Chad's office. He was a grown man. He was crying.
He had been pulled over. Someone approached his car window. He was arrested for soliciting a prostitute. He had not been convicted of anything. He had not entered a plea. Under the law, he was innocent until proven guilty.
Before he could call his wife himself, a bail bond company had already called her. And his mother. And his sister. And his brother-in-law. Not just the immediate family — the extended family. All of them got a call from a stranger telling them exactly what he had been arrested for.
He asked Chad: how is that innocent until proven guilty? How can they do that? How can they call my whole family and tell them what I was arrested for before I even had a chance to explain anything?
Some people will say: if he did something like that, everyone should know. Chad has heard that argument. He disagrees. An arrest is not a conviction. And even if someone did something wrong, their family deserves to hear it from them — not from a stranger trying to make a commission.
"His whole family found out from a stranger before he could say a word. That is not innocent until proven guilty."
— Chad Conley
Chad does not buy arrest data. He does not cold-call family members. If you call him, it is because you chose to.
Read Chad's full position on bail bond cold callingPC 647(b) Bail by Offense Level
Bail amounts are set by county schedule. Repeat offenses, prior convictions, and involvement of a minor dramatically increase bail.
| Offense Level | Typical Bail |
|---|---|
| First offense — misdemeanor | $1,000–$2,000 |
| Second offense — misdemeanor | $2,000–$5,000 |
| Third or subsequent offense | $5,000–$25,000 |
| Solicitation involving a minor (PC 647.6) | $10,000–$50,000 |
| Pandering / pimping (PC 266h/266i) | $25,000–$100,000 |
Why Families Call Chad for These Cases
Fast Turnaround
PC 647(b) bail is low. Once Chad has the cosigner information, he can typically post bond within 1–2 hours. These are not complicated bonds.
No Judgment
Chad has seen every situation. He does not ask why. He asks what he needs to get your person out.
Complete Discretion
Chad does not buy arrest data. He does not cold-call family members. He does not discuss cases with anyone outside the immediate cosigner relationship.
Sting Operation Experience
Sting operations produce multiple arrests at once. Chad knows how to move quickly when multiple families are calling at the same time.
All Southern California
Chad covers LA, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Ventura counties. One call handles everything.
24/7 Availability
Solicitation arrests happen at night. Chad answers his phone around the clock.
Sting Operations — What Happens and What to Do
Law enforcement agencies in Southern California run regular solicitation sting operations, particularly in areas like the Harbor Gateway corridor in LA, Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim, Holt Avenue in Ontario, and University Avenue in Riverside. These operations arrest multiple people in a single night. If your loved one was arrested in a sting:
Do not panic
PC 647(b) is a misdemeanor for a first offense. Bail is low and release is fast.
Find out which jail
Sting arrests are typically processed at the local police department jail before transfer to county. Call the arresting agency to confirm location.
Call Chad immediately
The sooner you call, the sooner Chad can start the paperwork. He can begin the process before booking is even complete in some cases.
Have your ID ready
Chad will need your ID and basic information to start the bond. The process is fast for low-bail misdemeanors.
Cosigner Requirements
For PC 647(b) misdemeanor bonds, the requirements are minimal. Chad typically needs:
- Valid government-issued photo ID
- Proof of California residency
- Basic employment or income information
- Commitment to ensure the defendant appears at all court dates
For first-offense misdemeanor bonds under $5,000, Chad can often work with minimal documentation. Call and he will tell you exactly what he needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Call Chad Now — Fast Release for PC 647(b) Arrests
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