Those arrested with an arrest warrant that has not been endorsed by a justice of the peace which would allow the accused to be released are usually processed at the police station.

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When an arrest warrant is issued without an endorsement by a justice of the peace for release, the accused must be processed at a police station. This is because the lack of endorsement means there hasn't been a pre-determined decision on the conditions for their release, necessitating further processing to determine those conditions or to hold the accused for a bail hearing.

Those Arrested with an Arrest Warrant That Has Not Been