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CRIMINAL CODE SS, 546-548 177<br />

PART VIII-PROCEDUltPE<br />

CHAPTER LVIII-ARREST<br />

est w ~ t Warrant ~ ~ ~ generally. t When an offence is such that the<br />

may be arrested without warrant generally:-<br />

(a) It is lawful for a police officer who believes on reasonable<br />

grounds that the offence has been committed, and that any<br />

person has committed it, to arrest that person without<br />

warrant, whether the offence has been actually committed<br />

or not, and whether the person arrested committed the<br />

offence or not:<br />

(b) It is lawful for any person who is called upon to assist<br />

a police officer in the arrest of a person suspected of having<br />

committed the offence, and who knows that the person calling<br />

upon him to assist is a police officer, to assist him, unless<br />

he knows that there is no reasonable ground for the<br />

suspicion:<br />

(c) It is lawful for any person who finds another coimmitting<br />

the offence to arrest him without warrant:<br />

(d) If the offence has been actually committed, it is lawful for<br />

any person who believes on reasonable grounds that another<br />

person has committed the offence to arrest that person<br />

without warrant, whether that other person has committed<br />

the offence or not:<br />

(e) It is lawful for any person who finds another by night, under<br />

such cir~~~mstan~s as to afford reasonable grounds for<br />

believing that he is committing the offence, and who does<br />

in fact so believe, to arrest him without warrant:<br />

(f) It is lawful for a police officer who finds any person lying<br />

or loitering in any place by night, under such circumstances<br />

as to afford reasonable grounds for believing that he has<br />

committed or is about to commit the offence, and who does<br />

in fact so believe, to arrest him without warrant.<br />

Arrest wit rrmt in Cases. When it is provided with<br />

ct to an o at the o<br />

may be arrested without warrant<br />

subject to certain conditions, the provisions of the last preceding section<br />

apply to the offence in question, subject to those conditions.<br />

~ ~ It is ~<br />

rd the aircraft,<br />

and for persons acting with his authority to arrest or cause to be<br />

arrested without warrant any person whom he finds committing, or<br />

whom on reasonable grounds he suspects of having committed, or of<br />

having attempted to commit, or of being about to commit, an offence<br />

on or in relation to or affecting the use of the aircraft and for that<br />

purpose to use such force as he or the person arresting believes, on<br />

reasonable grounds, to be necessary and is reasonable under the<br />

circurns tances.<br />

Inserted by <strong>Act</strong> of 1964, No. 14, s. 17.<br />

548, Arrest of Persons Found ~~~~i~~~ Bences. (1) It is lawful for<br />

a justice or police officer to arrest without warrant any person whom he<br />

finds commiting any indictable offence or committing any simple oEence<br />

with respect to which it is provided that a person found committing it<br />

may be arrested by a police officer without warrant.<br />

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