After you have been arrested, you may not exactly understand what is happening. That is particularly true if you speak Spanish. If you don’t get the privilege of communicating with a police officer who speaks Spanish, it can be difficult to figure out what is going on. Some of the steps that will follow include:
First, you will ride to the detention center, likely in the back of a law enforcement vehicle.
When you get there, they will take your fingerprints. They will probably take a photograph of you as well.
After that, you will be taken to a holding area. You will stay there until you go before the judge.
The exact amount of time you have to wait will depend on the day of the week you are arrested and the time at which you are arrested.