Establishes procedures for law enforcement agencies to follow when a person surrenders for a criminal violation without a warrant.
This bill creates a new section in Florida law, titled "Persons who surrender to law enforcement when no warrant has been issued." It mandates that law enforcement agencies implement specific procedures for interviewing individuals who attempt to be taken into custody for a criminal violation without a warrant. These procedures include documenting the surrendering person's identification and contact information, notifying an on-site law enforcement officer, and determining if there is an alert for the surrendering person.
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