Malibu/Lost Hills Jail

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MALIBU/LOST HILLS JAIL

Malibu/Lost Hills Jail is operated by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department’s substation, Malibu/Lost Hills Station.

It is a small jail located within the police station that services celebrity-packed neighborhoods like Malibu, West Lake Village, Agoura Hills, Hidden Hills, Calabasas, Chatsworth Lake Manor, and Topanga to name a few.

Those who have been arrested in the aforementioned areas will be taken to Malibu/Lost Hills Jail and subjected to the booking process.

There is a roster of A-list stars who were brought to this jail which includes Mel Gibson, Nick Nolte, and Gary Busey.

Malibu/Lost Hills Station has been awarded by Altus Global Alliance & Vera Institute of Justice as the best patrol station for policing services in North America.

Malibu/Lost Hills Station is also known for developing a program that educates drivers and their parents about reckless driving.

The program called STTOP – which stands for Sheriff’s Teen Traffic Offender Program – addresses bad driving practices of teen drivers and its outcome.

Often times, patrol officers do not witness bad driving habits committed by teenagers. They rely heavily on the reports of those who have first-hand experiences instead.

Because of this, residents are encouraged to call 877-310-STOP immediately if they see a teenager driving recklessly.

What happens during the booking process at Malibu/Lost Hills Jail?

Booking is the process of checking the arrestee’s identity as well as recording it into the LA County jail system. Here are some of the things that occur during booking:

• The name of the arrestee (including AKA) and other important information will be recorded.
• A prior warrant for the arrest will be checked. If there’s none, a Probable Cause Declaration (PCD) is required for arrestees charged with felony, misdemeanor (staying for more than 48 hours), and infraction (staying for more than 48 hours).
• A mug shot will be taken.
• A booking number will be issued via the Automated Justice Information System (AJIS) and recorded into the Booking and Property Record (B&PR).
• Fingerprints will be taken.
• A strip, visual body cavity, and physical body cavity search will be conducted.
• Personal belongings of the arrestee will be taken and itemized. The arrestee’s personal property will be placed in a plastic bag.
• Contrabands of any kind will be seized.
• The physical and mental health of the arrestee will be assessed in order to determine if he or she is fit for jail. If the arrestee is sick or have been seriously injured, he or she will be transferred to a medical facility.