It depends on the locality. In my state, a police officer can arrest you if you have an outstanding warrant, or if you have committed a misdemeanor that he/she witnessed, or if you are under suspicion of having committed a felony.
Probable cause ithat you committed the offense is grounds for arrest. For instance, understand that when you are issued a traffic citation, the officer can arrest you and book you on the violation....
I've read the discussion page: Sorry - you'll have to collect your own research papers. As a general rule, and quick overview - - if the wanted person is abroad and their whereabouts is known, and...
Generally speaking, yes. I can't find it at the moment, but I believe in my state, the law says the officer has to see you commit the act if it is a misdemeanor, but if it's a felony, you can be...