What happens if there are no arrangements made for pickup from the county holding an arrested individual?

In situations where no arrangements are made for the pickup of an arrested individual from the county holding facility, the law specifies that the individual must be released after a set period, typically 11 days. This rule exists to ensure that individuals are not held indefinitely without proper legal process or arrangements for their custody. The emphasis is on the need for timely actions following an arrest, either by securing a release through proper legal channels or by arranging for their transfer to other jurisdictions, if applicable. Allowing the release after this designated period helps uphold the individual's rights and ensures that the detention does not exceed legal limits without reason.