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By "mile limit" I'm guessing that you mean if you get far enough away you won't be arrested. If that is the case, it won't work. If the felony offenses are sufficient for the authorities in Elgin to want you badly enough to prosecute you they will enter the warrants into the state (and maybe national) law enforcement computer system.

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