What is the Statue of limitations on felony drug warrant is Pennsylvania?

Question

A guy I'm dating just informed me he was arrested six years ago on drug charges and he has an warrant for his arrest. And I found out what he was charged with.

Criminal Conspiracy Engaging

Manuf/del/Poss/w Int Manuf of Del

Use/Poss of Drug Parah

Int Poss Contr Subst By Per Not Reg

Criminal Use of Communicatiobn Facility

Answer 1

In general there is no statute of limitations on warrants.

Answer 2

If he was actually arrested, and then released on bond, he will also be charged with Failure To Appear.  FTA is a felony with no statute of limitations.

If he is simply wanted on those charges, and never arrested, there is a 7 year statute of limitations.

Answer 3

Doesn't matter.  The statute of limitations governs the time in which to nitiate or start the action by filing the criminal complaint.  If he has a warrant, then the action was started long ago.  If there were some right at stake, it would be the right to a speedy trial.  The right to a speedy trial is tolled whenever the defendant is a fugitive.  That is, there is no legal advantage to be gained by hiding after being arrested.