Pennsylvania law allows for the arrest of individuals within the state who are charged with crimes in other states, based on affidavits and credible reports. It details the process for issuing warrants to apprehend such individuals, especially when they have fled justice or escaped custody. The law also specifies conditions under which arrests can be made and the documentation required.
Yes, Pennsylvania authorities can arrest someone based on affidavits and credible reports if they are believed to have committed a crime in another state and have fled justice or escaped custody.
A certified copy of the sworn charge, complaint, and affidavit must be attached to the warrant to authorize the arrest.
Yes, the law covers individuals who have been convicted of a crime and have escaped from confinement, allowing for their arrest within Pennsylvania.
A peace officer is authorized to apprehend the individual wherever found in Pennsylvania and bring them before a judge or issuing authority to answer the charge.