18 Crimes 2013, No. 10 PART IV JUSTIFICATION OR EXCUSE IN THE ARREST OF ANY PERSON 22. Execution of warrant-(1) A person duly authorised to execute a warrant to arrest who in reliance on such a warrant, thereupon arrests a person, believing in good faith and on reasonable and probable grounds that he or she is the person named in the warrant, shall be protected from criminal responsibility to the same extent and subject to the same provisions as if the person arrested had been the person named in the warrant. (2) A person called on to assist the person making such arrest, and believing that the person in whose arrest he or she is called on to assist is the person for whose arrest the warrant is issued, and every person who is required to receive and detain the person arrested, shall be protected from criminal responsibility to the same extent and subject to the same provisions as if the person arrested had been the person named in the warrant. 23. Arrest by a constable pursuant to statutory powers - A constable is justified in arresting any person without warrant in accordance with the provisions of this Act or in accordance with any other enactment conferring on him or her a power so to arrest. 24. Arrest by a constable of person believed to have committed an offence - Where under any enactment any constable has power to arrest without warrant any person who has committed an offence, the constable is justified in arresting without warrant any person whom he or she believes, on reasonable grounds, to have committed that offence, whether or not the offence has in fact been committed, and whether or not the arrested person committed it. 25. Arrest by other officers or persons pursuant to statutory powers - An officer or other persons, not being a constable, who is authorised by any enactment to arrest any