NY
a sibling called 911 after an argument. the suspect was not present when the police showed up. the police then came the next morning, but the suspect was not there either. they asked the suspect to call them. during the call, the police said that the suspect should go in with the accuser to sign papers to drop the charges. This sounds like it will end in an arrest.
If the suspect does not go in, will the NYPD obtain an arrest warrant or issue an I-card? Will this limit employment or travel between states and out of the country? If the suspect stays out of trouble and inquires into the existence of a warrant at another time, will the officers actively search for and pursue the suspect for a misdemeanor?
a sibling called 911 after an argument. the suspect was not present when the police showed up. the police then came the next morning, but the suspect was not there either. they asked the suspect to call them. during the call, the police said that the suspect should go in with the accuser to sign papers to drop the charges. This sounds like it will end in an arrest.
If the suspect does not go in, will the NYPD obtain an arrest warrant or issue an I-card? Will this limit employment or travel between states and out of the country? If the suspect stays out of trouble and inquires into the existence of a warrant at another time, will the officers actively search for and pursue the suspect for a misdemeanor?