Grounds for arrest with a warrant
(1) If there are facts that tend to show the existence of a strong suspicion of a crime and an existing “ground for arrest”, an arrest warrant against the suspect or accused may be rendered. There shall be no arrest warrant rendered if arrest is not proportionate to the importance of the case, expected punishment or security measure.
(2) At the below mentioned instances, a “ground for arrest” may be deemed as existing:
a) If the suspect or accused had fled, eluded or if there are specific facts which justify the suspicion that he is going to flee.
b) If the conduct of the suspect or the accused tend to show the existence of a strong suspicion that he is going to attempt;
1. To destroy, hide or change the evidence,
2. To put an unlawful pressure on witnesses, the victims or other individuals.