Arrested by Treasure Island Police? | Attorney Ron Frey

If you or a friend or family member was arrested by the Treasure Island Police Department, it helps to understand what happens next. Treasure Island is one of the few Pinellas beach towns with its own police department, so an arrest on its beaches or along Gulf Boulevard there is usually handled by Treasure Island Police, not the Sheriff. People arrested there are generally booked into the Pinellas County Jail, and their cases are heard in the Pinellas County courts.

Attorney Ron Frey has made numerous appearances on behalf of clients in the Pinellas County court system for over a decade. Call or text (813) 775-2276 or (844) 766-3739 for a free, confidential consultation.

What to Expect After a Treasure Island Police Arrest

After a Treasure Island Police arrest, the person is usually taken to the Pinellas County Jail for booking. A first appearance before a judge generally happens within 24 hours, and that’s where bond and release conditions are addressed. Most cases then go to the Pinellas County Justice Center in Clearwater.

Many people arrested in Treasure Island are visitors, and common charges include DUI, underage drinking, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, fake IDs, drug possession, and battery. Attorney Ron Frey works with clients’ families and friends to get answers and handle logistics when the person arrested is from out of town. Attendance at court dates is often required and should be assumed mandatory unless the court or your attorney explicitly says otherwise.

About Treasure Island and the Treasure Island Police Department

Treasure Island is a small Gulf beach city. It had 6,584 residents in the 2020 Census, and the Census Bureau estimated 6,397 in 2025. Its population grows a lot during tourist season. The city’s neighborhoods include Sunset Beach at the south end.

Treasure Island Police are based at 180 108th Avenue. They handle arrests on the city’s beaches and along Gulf Boulevard. Those cases go to the Pinellas County courts.

Talk With Attorney Ron Frey

If Treasure Island Police arrested you or a friend or family member, Attorney Ron Frey can review the arrest, explain the charges, and walk you through what comes next. Call or text (813) 775-2276 or (844) 766-3739 for a free, confidential consultation.