palani
20th February 2014, 07:15 AM
Video feed from Fox regarding a woman arrested on a 9 year old warrant for failure to return a movie video. The store has since closed and now it is the cops that are charging the late fees.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bopd3SDnFTU
Warrants are not supposed to be served on Sunday yet I know a guy who was arrested in front of his family and the minister on the steps of the church on Sunday morning.
Then I heard of a guy who fought a court case over something minor in Minnesota and thought he had won. Several years later he was in Nebraska and assisting a friend who was in jail by moving the friends guns out of his garage. Someone called in a complaint, the police arrived, they discovered he had an active warrant in Minnesota and THERE WERE NOW GUNS INVOLVED. So ... interstate flight to avoid prosecution with weapons. Even if you don't know of any warrants if you are leaving a state for any reason it is not a bad idea to publish legal notice of your plans so the system will not make a FEDERAL CASE out of you crossing state lines. People were doing this even back in the 1700's to let friends and associates know they were not permanently abandoning debts or warrants.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bopd3SDnFTU
Warrants are not supposed to be served on Sunday yet I know a guy who was arrested in front of his family and the minister on the steps of the church on Sunday morning.
Then I heard of a guy who fought a court case over something minor in Minnesota and thought he had won. Several years later he was in Nebraska and assisting a friend who was in jail by moving the friends guns out of his garage. Someone called in a complaint, the police arrived, they discovered he had an active warrant in Minnesota and THERE WERE NOW GUNS INVOLVED. So ... interstate flight to avoid prosecution with weapons. Even if you don't know of any warrants if you are leaving a state for any reason it is not a bad idea to publish legal notice of your plans so the system will not make a FEDERAL CASE out of you crossing state lines. People were doing this even back in the 1700's to let friends and associates know they were not permanently abandoning debts or warrants.