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 The new 10-part nonfiction series FAMILY BONDS is about a real-life family of larger-than-life characters. As a licensed bail bondsman, Tom Evangelista makes sure his defendants show up to their court dates and don't jump bail. If they do run, it's Tom and his family's responsibility to find them and bring them back to justice. 'Family Bonds' features plenty of footage of the All City bail bonds team heading out in the company van in pursuit of a variety of gnarly fugitives and bail jumpers, and takes an inside look at the often-hilarious, sometimes difficult details of the family's day-to-day suburban life. Read the complete story |
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 Tom Evangelista explains the bail-bond business and discusses the new real-life series Family Bonds. What does a bail bondsman do? It's simple, says Long Island's Tom Evangelista. "The best way to explain it is this: Imagine that you come to me for a loan to buy a car - only in this case you're getting a loan to bail someone out of jail. In the case of the car, you're going to pay interest. To bail somebody out, you're going to pay a premium, and that's where I make my money." read the complete story |
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