The amnesty period does not dismiss any charges. However, it does provide an opportunity for anyone with outstanding warrants in Trigg County courts to turn themselves in at the police department and be released with a court date without having to go to jail or post a bond. The person can then work with the judge, prosecutor and their attorney to get the matter resolved quickly.
In addition to those who have already called or visited, the department has learned that a person on the list was deceased, so that information has been passed on to the county attorney so that case can be cleared.The updated list of those eligible for warrant amnesty can be found at the link below.
On the Net:
Warrant Amnesty List
