What happens when arrested in Fremont
Question: What will happen when you get arrested in Fremont?
When you are arrested, you will usually be handcuffed, searched, placed in the back of the police car and taken to the Fremont Jail. You will be asked your name, address and date of birth. You will go through a booking process where you will be asked a series of questions about yourself. Remember questions not related to your case are OK to answer to move you 
through the booking process. Do not talk about anything to do with what you are being charged.
- You have the right to remain silent - use it if asked about your case.
- You should be told the reason for your arrest - remember what is said, it may be useful later.
- Your personal belongings will be taken from you. They will be listed on the custody record and usually you will be asked to sign verifying that the list is correct. You do not have to sign, but if you do you should sign immediately below the last line, so that the Police can’t add something incriminating to the list. A good practice would be to sign your name and state the number of items you are signing for. That way the Police can not say you only had what is in the bag and they are also unable to add anything to your belongings that can be incriminating. You should also refuse to sign for something which isn't yours, or which could be incriminating.
- Your fingerprints and photo will be taken, then you will be placed in a cell until you are either bailed out or go to court. You court location will most like be at the Fremont Hall of Justice if arrested in Fremont.
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