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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Res 2065 1972-01-24 I I I .. ~ ...... ..... -, '. RESOLUTION NUMBER ~()bS- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH OPPOSING THE SERVICE OF ARREST AND BENCH WARRANTS BY THE ORANGE COUNTY MARSHAL I S OFFICE. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Seal Beach has become aware of the infringement of the Orange County Marshal's Office into the area of law enforcement by the service of warrants: and WHEREAS, the service of arrest warrants affords the arresting agency the opportunity to become familiar with those who are prone to commit criminal offenses and offend the process of the courts and the criminal justice system: and WHEREAS, the service of arrest warrants by police agencies affords the opportunity to lawfully arrest those accused of crimes having been committed within their respective jurisdictions, allowing for the lawful seizure of evidence: and WHEREAS, duly constituted police agencies are currently capable of the service of arrest warrants without the addition of personnel: and: WHEREAS, the duplication of public service costs and efforts should be minimally maintained: and WHEREAS, that through the service of arrest and bench warrants municipalities realize a significant source of revenue, and depriva- tion of these monies would seriously affect municipal government operations: and WHEREAS, the city receives 80 per cent of the tr.affic fines which originate in the city: and WHEREAS, the city would receive nothing if violators fail to appear in court and the arrest warrants were served by the Marshal's Office: and WHEREAS, the city has 860 outstanding warrants, including felony warrants: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City council of the city of Seal Beach that this city opposes any attempt by any agency of Orange County to assume the responsibility for the service of arrest warrants within the jurisdictional areas of the several cities, and takes the position that arrest warrants should be directed to the respective police agencies, and that bench warrants should be directed to the police agency having jurisdiction of the area of the arrestee's residence, or known place of presence. , PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, 1972, by the following vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilme Councilmen, Councilmen ,...~ I ...... . '/.. "" - ",. -- ".... r.....,.....~... ..r :-. r .-A.,."" , ~...... :,.. ;... ..,.....: :- _: /. _... r:-- C e. . ~.~ :-:. .~ --~ - - /> .....". ,,1\.." .., --" -... .-11""\ ",,- .-.... ../' ........... ,..,f":: ......... ,':.. ./"... ............. ,..~ r -'... '"'-.....~\-: . ~ -. ( Mayor -:: :-.:- "-. - ""'I- c .-' r....... ........... AGENDA ITEM # IV