DEEN, Chief Judge.
1. An arrest warrant is valid only against the person named in it. "[A]n officer arresting one not bearing the name set forth in the warrant acts at his peril." Blocker v. Clark, 126 Ga. 484, 487 (54 SE 1022) (1906). And even though he acted in good faith in arresting another than the person named, the warrant will not justify the action. West v. Cabell,
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