Judge says violators remain free due to Atlanta police not executing warrants
Judges will issue a bench warrant if a defendant fails to return to court to answer a charge. In order to protect the public, they instruct a law enforcement officer to go pick the individual up. At Atlanta City Hall this week, city council members were stunned to hear from the chief judge, that APD is not acting on those warrants, leaving open what that violator might do next.
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