will police continue to go to your home for an arrest warrant if they were told you dont live there .

Depending on how badly the police want someone, they will look wherever and whenever they please until they located the person they are interested in. I know it may be hard to believe, but sometimes people are being less than truthful when they tell the police that a person is not at and does not live at a particular location.

Depending on what systems police have in their vehicle (and in some cases mobile handheld identification devices now coming into use) if they have a name they can get a picture right then.

As far as BOLO, the is essentially what a warrant is.

If you are the subject of a warrant, I would suggest you take care of it ASAP.

The previous answer is correct in that the cops will look wherever they think the person may be. If they want the person bad enough, it will be an active search where they look just about everywhere. If they are not that concerned about the person, it will just be in their computer system and if they come across the person that has the warrant inadvertantly, say during a traffic stop, they will arrest the person then.

The best thing to do is to simply take care of the warrant by either making arrangements with a bondsman prior to turning yourself in, or if there is no bond on the warrant, hire an attorney to file a motion to quash the warrant and/or set bond. You may be taken into custody the day you go to court, but it will get the warrant resolved one way or the other and will give you the best chance of not spending any time in jail.

I practice in Tampa so feel free to call me at 813.453.6396.

A warrant is good until the person is in custody.

If one is out on you I urge you to take care of it !!!

Good luck to you.

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