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§ 17-4-61 - Taking of persons arrested before judicial officer or to peace officer; duty and liability of peace officer taking custody

O.C.G.A. 17-4-61 (2010)
17-4-61. Taking of persons arrested before judicial officer or to peace officer; duty and liability of peace officer taking custody


(a) A private person who makes an arrest pursuant to Code Section 17-4-60 shall, without any unnecessary delay, take the person arrested before a judicial officer, as provided in Code Section 17-4-62, or deliver the person and all effects removed from him to a peace officer of this state.

(b) A peace officer who takes custody of a person arrested by a private person shall immediately proceed in accordance with Code Section 17-4-62.

(c) A peace officer who in good faith and within the scope of his authority takes custody of a person arrested by a private person pursuant to this Code section shall not be liable at law for false arrest or false imprisonment arising out of the arrest.

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