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Ankle alcohol/GPS Bracelet Monitoring Services by Double G Bail Bonds
At Double G Bail Bonds, we are more than just a bail bond provider—we’re your dedicated partner throughout every step of the legal process. We proudly offer dependable, court-approved electronic monitoring services designed to meet the unique needs of individuals, families, attorneys, and the justice system. Our monitoring solutions are ideal for clients facing pre-trial requirements, house arrest, or probationary conditions, and are fully customizable based on the level of risk and court orders involved.
Our full range of services includes:
- Ankle Alcohol/GPS bracelet Monitoring for accurate, real-time tracking
- Ankle Alcohol/GPS Combined Monitoring for sobriety enforcement alongside location tracking
- House Arrest Monitoring to ensure individuals remain within designated boundaries
- Ankle Bracelet Monitoring for Immigration Cases
- Pre-Trial Supervision to support compliance while awaiting trial
- High-Risk Defendant Monitoring with advanced oversight for higher-risk cases
GPS Monitoring Services you can Count On
Whether you’re navigating the uncertainty of pre-trial release, fulfilling sentencing requirements, or working to ensure a loved one remains compliant with court orders, Double G Bail Bonds provides the tools, technology, and support to help. Our team works closely with courts, attorneys, and pre-trial officers to deliver seamless monitoring, prompt reporting, and peace of mind.
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Featured Services
Ankle Bracelet
GPS Monitoring
Ankle Bracelet GPS monitoring provides an alternative to incarceration while maintaining accountability and public safety.
GPS
Alcohol Monitoring
GPS alcohol monitoring offers a secure alternative to jail by tracking location and alcohol use to support compliance and community safety.
Ankle Bracelet Electronic Monitoring for Immigration Cases
Electronic monitoring for immigration cases uses GPS ankle bracelets to track individuals’ locations as part of supervised release or pending immigration proceedings.
House Arrest
House arrest monitoring restricts an individual’s movement to their residence, using electronic tracking to ensure compliance with court-ordered confinement.
GPS Tracking
GPS tracking uses real-time location monitoring to ensure individuals remain within approved areas and comply with legal requirements.
High Risk Defendant Monitoring
High-risk defendant monitoring provides enhanced supervision for individuals who pose greater flight or safety risks, ensuring strict compliance with court conditions.
Comprehensive Support Through Every Stage of the Criminal Justice Process
At Double G Bail Bonds, we assist at every stage of the criminal case—from the moment charges are filed through post-conviction supervision. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing seamless monitoring solutions and dependable communication with key partners in the legal system.
We proudly collaborate with:
- Pretrial Services – Delivering consistent monitoring for individuals awaiting trial.
- Bail Bond Agencies – Supporting bond conditions with reliable electronic monitoring solutions.
- Courts – Supplying real-time compliance updates and status reports to ensure court requirements are met.
- Probation Departments – Offering remote home detention and alcohol monitoring, even for clients located outside the county or state.
- Our goal is to provide smooth, uninterrupted monitoring services that help defendants stay compliant while giving agencies the peace of mind they need.
We monitor all phases of your case
How do Ankle monitors that use GPS tracking work?
Ankle monitors that use GPS tracking work by continuously communicating with satellites and cellular networks to determine and transmit the wearer’s real-time location. The device, typically secured around the ankle with a tamper-resistant strap, contains a GPS receiver that collects signals from multiple satellites to triangulate the individual’s exact position. This information is then sent to a monitoring center via a built-in cellular modem. The system can track movement patterns, detect when someone enters or leaves pre-approved zones (known as geofencing), and trigger alerts for violations such as curfew breaches or attempts to tamper with the device.
These GPS-enabled ankle monitors are commonly used by Double G Bail Bonds as an alternative to detention. The devices allow authorities to monitor compliance with court or release conditions while enabling the individual to live in the community. Monitoring can be active, with real-time tracking and alerts, or passive, where location data is reviewed at intervals. In both cases, GPS ankle monitors offer a cost-effective and scalable solution for supervision while helping ensure public safety and legal accountability.
Double G Bail Enforcement
As a bail recovery agency, Double G seeks out fugitives, interview their families and friends, collects evidence and arrest defendants who skip bail. Depending on your state’s laws, we may be allowed to enter a fugitive’s residence to track him down. Most states allow bounty hunters to make arrests.
Bail Enforcement Agent
The DCJS Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services regulates individuals that engage in the business of providing bail recovery services. Double G Bail Enforcement agents are licensed by DCJS and insured by a reputable insurance company.
What is a Bounty Hunter?
People know of bounty hunters from TV shows and movies. What they don’t know is the main goal of a bounty hunter is to help out with their communities while supplying the bail bondsman with an essential service. A bail bondsman will bail a defendant out of jail and will work with the defendant to ensure they show up for their court date. If they do not, and they do not work with the bail bondsman to resolve the issue, the bail bondsman will ask bounty hunter to assist with returning the defendant to the jail’s custody. While a bail bondsman puts their own funds up to get the defendant out of jail, the bounty hunter helps keep those funds secure and returns the defendant to jail if needed. Double G Bail Enforcement seeks out defendants who did not show up for their court date and did not work with Double G Bail Bondsmen to resolve the issue. In most instances the bounty hunter will also work with the cosigner to locate and return the defendant because the cosigner is also on the hook for the bail and the amount of money that was used for that bail. Double G Bail Enforcement also works with out-of-state bail bondsmen to recover their skips that may have located to Virginia and will assist in returning them to their proper detention center.
