Who polices Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill has its own police department, and arrests in town are made by Rocky Hill officers, who book you and either release you on a written promise to appear or set a bond.
Interstate 91 runs through the town, and stops there may be state police work instead. Which agency made the arrest decides where your paperwork came from and who can tell you about a bond, not where the case is heard.
Where your case goes
Rocky Hill cases are prosecuted at New Britain Superior Court, GA 15, west across the valley rather than north to Hartford, which is the assumption people make and the one that costs them a morning.
Released, your date is on your paperwork. Held, you go to court the next business day.
After the arrest
The fork is the bond. Released on a written promise to appear or after posting, you go home with a date; unable to post, you wait for court the next business day, when a judge can lower it. The bond and bail page explains the options and the arrest page explains what happens at booking.
A family violence arrest skips the fork: court the next business day either way, and a protective order issued at that appearance which can keep you from your home and your children until the case ends.
In every version of this, do not talk about what happened, on a recorded line or off one. The arraignment page covers the first appearance and the what to expect page covers the months that follow.
Common charges in Rocky Hill
Highway enforcement gives DUI and drug possession a large share of what GA 15 sees out of Rocky Hill. Larceny and shoplifting, assault, and domestic violence and family violence account for the rest. On a first offense the aim is usually a diversionary program that ends in dismissal.