Dec. 31– It’s a lot easier getting into trouble than getting out of it on New Year’s Eve. Bail bondsman Tom Toler has some advice for his potential clients. Leave the offenders in jail, let them go to court and save your money, said Toler, who owns Toler Bail Bonds locally and throughout most of California.
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