9.1.3.010 Taking a Child into Custody

(a) No child may be taken into immediate custody except:

(1) With an order issued by the Court in accordance with the provisions of or by a warrant issued in accordance with the provisions of this Section.

(2) In accordance with the laws relating to arrest; or

(3) By a Law Enforcement Officer when a child has run away from his parent, guardian or custodian or when the Officer reasonably believes such child has run away from his parent, guardian or custodian or when a child is found in surroundings or conditions which endanger the child's health or welfare or which the Officer reasonable believes will endanger such child's health or welfare; or

(4) By any authorized Youth or Probation Officer when it is reasonable believed that the child has violated the terms of his probation, parole or other order of supervision.

(5) The taken of a child into custody under the provisions of this Section shall not be considered an arrest.