Fausto Atilano, My Story

Fausto Atilano Jr. was born in Mexico and moved to the Los Angeles area as a young child where he was raised with his eight siblings.  Even as an adult, Fausto still maintains a close relationship with his brothers and sisters.  In fact, all of his siblings have similarly chosen professions in law enforcement or the bail bonds industry.  Fausto began his career in the bail bonds industry in 1997 after retiring from law enforcement.  Fausto is very passionate about his work and goes above and beyond to help his clients. Bailing a client out of jail is only the beginning; Fausto genuinely cares about getting his clients back on the right track and helping to rehabilitate them. He has been known to spend hours, days, and even months counseling his clients and helping them realize they have the power to turn their lives around.  Fausto does not feel his job is truly done until he makes a positive impact on each and every person he comes into contact with. 

In addition to assisting his own clients, Fausto believes in generously giving back to the community. He continuously donates funds and volunteers his time to many community organizations and charities including The Boys and Girls Club of Southwest County, Cops for Kids, S.A.F.E, The Debbie Chilsom Foundation, Temecula Rod Run, Humanity for Justice, Festival of Trees, Battle of the Badges and many more.  Fausto also actively sponsors several local high school sports teams. 

On a more personal level, Fausto has been with his loving wife, Melissa, for over 25 years.  They have five beautiful children together, including two daughters and three sons. Fausto is extremely dedicated to his children and spends most of his free time with them.  He especially enjoys watching his boys practice and compete in martial arts tournaments.

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Response to An Article

Dear Friends, Family, Colleagues and Community Members:

I am writing you today in response to an article that was recently written about me and my bail bonds business. I would like to take this time to explain to you the nature of the bail bonds industry in hopes you will understand my position on this matter.

When a client skips out on my bail, they officially become a fugitive of the law. It then becomes my job, my obligation, and my number one priority to recover them. Yes, there is money on the line for me. It is a business, after all. However, my concern is more importantly for the safety of our community. You see, fugitives of the law tend to adopt a "nothing to lose attitude" which puts everyone and everything around them at risk. The sooner I can recover a fugitive, the less likely it is they will commit further crimes.

Fugitives do not respond when I ask them nicely to turn themselves in. Nor do they hide out at their own homes. They hide with friends, family, friends of friends and sometimes even complete strangers. These people do not willingly open their doors for me and do not willingly give up the fugitive. Unfortunately, this often times means that force will be necessary to bring them in. As a bounty hunter, I do my very best to ensure this goes as smoothly and safely as possible. However, there are times when the situation becomes unavoidably escalated. There are also rare times when others get caught in the crosshairs of these confrontations. This is an unfortunate side effect of an industry that deals mostly with criminals.

As I stated before, the safety of the community is of utmost importance to me, which is why I make it a priority to try and avoid situations like these at all costs. For every negative and "bad" recovery story there is out there about me, there are hundreds of fugitives I have brought in safely and without incident. Everything I do is within the law and within my rights as a licensed bail bondsmen.

I have even taken it upon myself to meet with the Sheriff and local law enforcement officials to ensure that we are all on the same page when it comes to fugitive recovery. This is all done out of concern for the safety of community members, law enforcement, my staff and myself.

Fugitive recovery is a necessary part of my job that I take very seriously. If a fugitive was threatening your family in any way, you would want me to catch them, wouldn't you? If a fugitive was hiding in your garage, you would want me to catch them, wouldn't you? If your neighbors were harboring a fugitive, you would want me to catch them, wouldn't you? Please keep this in mind the next time you read the stories circulating about me and my business.

Thank you for your time!

Regards,
Fausto Atilano

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