Authorities have launched a warrant roundup in Texas. Bobcat Update's Nardos Araya has more on what it could mean to you.
Texans, who have warrants filed against them, need to come clean while they can. Law enforcement authorities will soon be knocking on the doors of anyone failing to clear up legal issues. Authorities, though, are hoping most warrants can be handled with simple phone calls. Residents are being warned that now is the time to take care of warrants or face consequences.
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Deputy Marshal Tracy Balusek says a hold being placed on your driver's license is just one action that can be taken against those who fail to take care of their warrants.
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Balusek also says the best way to dismiss a warrant is to contact the city court either by phone, or go there and speak to someone in person. Residents can set up a court date, payment plan or request to pay outstanding fees through community service. For Bobcat Update, I'm Nardos Araya.
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