Why wouldn't the police go ahead and get a warrant if they needed to arrest someone?
344326
The detective is bluffing. He wants the person to come down and talk to him so he can gather enough evidence to get a warrant.
86924
Absolutely.  You do have to call the police to have them take the person into custody then you have to fill out a report.
972321
Typically, they will have no idea that you have a warrant.  When getting a license they do not run a criminal history check on you. However, and this is the catcher, if your license has been suspended for failure to pay a fine, or failure to appear, rest assured they will check to see if the situation has been remedied.
125177
US Boarder Patrol are Federal Law Enforcement Officers, they have Federal power of arrest.\n\nUnless they are doing regular road blocks doing spot checks and the such,  they will need "reasonal suspection" to do a traffic stop.  Reasonable cause is what is needed for a search warrant,\n\nBut honestly beleive me as a past law enforcement officer, I can pick almost any vechile that passes and there is something either on or about the vechile that would allow it to be stoped, and if not, within 2 miles of following them they will do something wrong.\n\nAnd of course if the claim you were crossing the yellow line, who is going to not beleive them
755727
If you are not the person listed, they will not give you warrant info over the phone.\n\nThe sheriff office may not be the ones doing it,  were they sheriff officers,  or where they county marshals or city police officers, or state police officers.
887206
because they usually are in no position to go to the cops.
1151239
They have to have substantial probable cause that a crime has been commited inside the residence OR evidence of a crime may be contained within to even gain a search warrant. \n\nThat warrant is granted only to search for specific things related to a specific crime. It doesn't just grant all access to rip apart everything in the home. \n\nTo properly litigate you need to know exactly how the state grants warrants and under what circumstances. Then you need to know what it was granted for specifically and if the evidence found due to the warrant was outside the realm allowed by the warrant.
589569
if they are then they have a warrant and there must be a very good reason for doing so.  if they do it illegally then it just ruins their case against the suspect
913429
Go up to the nearest police officer and ask him to check. Turning yourself in if you have a warrant is easier on you then letting them come find you anyway.
1120231
Best bet: If you suspect someone has a warrant for them, call the non-emergency number for your local police department (some even have warrant desks) and provide all the in formation you have about the person (full name, last known location, car description, license plate, etc)
73863
It depends which country you live in.  In the united states, police can't enter your residence unless there is external evidence of a crime, or they have a search warrant authorized by a judge, or somebody who owns the residence or lives there lets them in.
106339
Because they don't.  Kind of a no-brainer, huh?  I mean, if they *did* have to, some smarty-pants lawyer woulda' figured it out by now, don't you think?  \n\nAs for why they can boot your door six or eight months later...oh, I doubt it.  In California, and I suspect in most states, search warrants (that would be the tool to boot your door) can only be obtained with "fresh" information, and that's generally considered to be about ten days.  You sell me dope today, and I have about ten days to get a warrant and come back to visit you.\n\nOn the other hand, if you sell dope once, you're probably a dope dealer and you're selling it all the time.  So I've got about ten days each time I know you made a sale (and I might know through your dope-buying friends, who are also my informants).  I could probably even buy from you today, let some amount of time pass, and find out that you made another sale a month down the road and STILL be able to get a warrant to come pay you a visit. And so on and so on...\n\nIt's a beautiful thing, really.  You sell dope, I develop information that you do it all the time, and likely as not, you're mine any time I want you.
495383
They can. They will most likely issue a bench warrant for your arrest.\nWhether they come looking for you is the issue then. usually they don't even bother. However, if you get pulled over again with a bench warrant, it is straight to jail until the judge can see you at HIS convenience.\nThere are cases where they show up at your workplace and get you. they don't like it when you waste their time.Plus, to top it off, you have to pay to have the warrant removed, pay the ticket, and pay the failure to appear fine.\nNot worth it, just go!!!
679649
You would walk up to them and tell them they are under arrest and they have to wait there for a police officer.\n\nBasicly you don't,  you call the police and inform of them of the crime.  In GA for example you can also file a complaint with the circuit court and ask for a warrant to be issued for a crime.\n\nYou risk danger of getting arrested yourself for illegal detaining someone,  you get hurt since the other personal normally does not want to be arested.
62670
Depends if there injuries at the scene, property damage, or other hazards at the scene when officers arrive. If none of those factors exist, than it is just like any other arrest. Officers follow a SOP when it comes to taking suspects into custody. Check with the authorities in your area for the best advice.
441482
Search warrants usually give 10 days to execute the warrant. The police usually don't wait that long because what they are looking for probably won't be there if they do.
1042643
A warrant gives law enforcers the authority to perform an action, such as search your house or arrest you.  It unties the police's hands of having to have 'probable cause' in order to treat you as a suspect.\n\n\nThe Miranda Warning(for USA) is:\nYou have the right to remain silent. If you give up that right, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney and to have an attorney present during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided to you at no cost. During any questioning, you may decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any questions, or make any statements.