Cerious of warrent's federl warrents?

Question

Hi ok here's my story. i went awol from the army 2,3 years ago cause they wouldent let me out. came down for Exadues. well my captin called me up and said hes takeing the awol status off hes not sending anyone down to find me theres not gonna be a warrent or anything. only thing that is gonna happen is if i ever go to jail they will come pick me up from jail and bring me back to my base for 3 days and then let me out and i have to find my own way home. well during this summer me and friends were camping and and a shariff came up for a fire risk asked for all are id's ran all of ares even mine and nothing came up under my name. well about 2 months after it moms old friend keeps saying theres a warrent on me and a federl warrent. and there looking for me ok wouldent if i had a warrent the shariff arrested me right there that day? im really cerious ive cheaked up online and it says no one can cheak for if i have a warrent unless its myself me no one else. so im on here asking u all what is up and thx to whoever replays.

for detail's i was in Basic training. only was in 2 month's.

Answer 1

If you have been AWOL from the service for several years, you are no longer AWOL, you are a deserter. You have a federal arrest warrant that is active, and if you come to the attention of federal authorities (INS, FBI, military, etc) you will be arrested and transported to a military brig.

From there, you will be charged with desertion, and will probably stand court martial.

As it is wartime (if you believe the current administration) you can technically be charged with desertion duriung wartime, a felony crime that carries a death penalty. However, realistically, you'll probably get a year in the brig, reduction to private, and a dishonorable discharge.

This is pretty harsh, but it's also pretty real.

Answer 2

You sure went AWOL from Army and school dude your grammar is just awful no wonder the Army is not looking for you. There is a thing called spell check use it!