How to Turn In a Fugitive

[Kevin36]

I am aware of someone who has a service warrant. He has it for non-payment of excise taxes. His license was revoked two to three years ago and he still drives. His car was bought and registered in his mom's name.

All this doesn't bother me as much as the fact that he is an alcoholic and he has custody of his two young girls every tuesday night and every other weekend. He picks them up at his ex-wifes and then drives around with them. It's really scary!

I want to report him but he has a couple of friends in the local P.D.

What should I do?

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[Mr. Knowitall]

It's your choice. If you don't trust one police department (e.g., the local police) consider going to a different one (e.g., the County Sheriff).

[nomorecrime]

[B]I am a fugitve myself violating probation 12 years ago for grand theft. have'nt been in trouble since. but i do say this....i have children and i do value them. too many people are getting killed by drunk drivers and these kids that are in the car with him deserve a full life. i would turn him in. because he should'nt be driving. if those kids get killed by his dui. you will have blood on your hands and you will be guilty inthe site of God because you valued freindship over the precious life of these children. turn him in!