Reply #210: Easy there

[JonLP24]

Nowhere in the article says that these are outstanding warrants, let alone federal ones. An outstanding one is someone who is avoiding law enforcement or just simply forgot or didn't about a court date. The article says it was a felony arrest warrant. Those are given out when a law enforcement signs a sworn affidavit showing probable cause a crime has been committed. After that they go after the person. So they probably don't know that they are in trouble yet so I wouldn't make up things like did not turn themselves in or "outstanding" and "federal" words that don't appear in the article. Outstanding warrant is different than a simple arrest warrant that a suspect doesn't find out about until the cops show up.