Veterans who have outstanding warrants in Madison County are getting a chance to clear things up without the fear of being arrested. State's Attorney Tom Gibbons says they're having an amnesty day for the veterans on September 12th.

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Veterans who received things from traffic warrants to felony warrants in Madison County can go in to the courthouse on September 12th and make arrangements to deal with them. The program does not apply to federal warrants or civil contempt citations. Veterans must bring a photo ID in with them, along with a DD-214 form to qualify.