RCW 26.44.130
Arrest without warrant.
When a peace officer responds to a call alleging that a child has been subjected to sexual or physical abuse or criminal mistreatment and has probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed or responds to a call alleging that a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction has been violated, the peace officer has the authority to arrest the person without a warrant pursuant to RCW 10.31.100.
[ 2002 c 219 § 11; 1988 c 190 § 4.]
NOTES:
Intent—Finding—2002 c 219: See note following RCW 9A.42.037.
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 26.44 - Abuse of Children.
26.44.010 - Declaration of purpose.
26.44.015 - Limitations of chapter.
26.44.032 - Legal defense of public employee.
26.44.035 - Response to complaint by more than one agency—Procedure—Written records.
26.44.040 - Reports—Oral, written—Contents.
26.44.061 - False reporting—Statement warning against—Determination letter and referral.
26.44.080 - Violation—Penalty.
26.44.115 - Child taken into custody under court order—Information to parents.
26.44.120 - Information about rights—Notice to noncustodial parent.
26.44.125 - Alleged perpetrators—Right to review and amendment of finding—Hearing.
26.44.130 - Arrest without warrant.
26.44.140 - Treatment for abusive person removed from home.
26.44.188 - Finding—Intent—Restrictions on dissemination of child forensic interview recordings.
26.44.190 - Investigation of child abuse or neglect—Participation by law enforcement officer.
26.44.200 - Methamphetamine manufacture—Presence of child.
26.44.220 - Abuse of adolescents—Staff training curriculum.
26.44.240 - Out-of-home care—Emergency placement—Criminal history record check.
26.44.260 - Family assessment response.
26.44.270 - Family assessment—Recommendation of services.
26.44.280 - Liability limited.
26.44.290 - Near fatalities—Review of case files—Investigation.