PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                               Ch. 14

(i) 1. When in an incorporated municipality, to the chief of police,
if any, or the chief's designee;

2.       When in a county that has a county police department, to the
chief of police or the chief's designee;

3.       When in a county without a police department, to the sheriff
or the sheriff's designee;

4.       When in Baltimore City, to the Police Commissioner or the
Police Commissioner's designee;

5.       When on any property owned, leased, operated by, or under
the control of the Department of Natural Resources, to the Secretary of Natural
Resources or the Secretary's designee; or

6.       When on any property owned, leased, or operated by or
under the control of the Maryland Transportation Authority, the Maryland Aviation
Administration or the Maryland Port Administration, to the respective chief of police or
the chief's designee; and

(ii) Unless there is an agreement otherwise with the Department of
State Police, to the Department of State Police barrack commander or designee.

(5)     When the police officer is acting under the authority granted in
paragraph (3)(i)1 of this subsection, the notification required under paragraph (4) of this
subsection shall be made at a reasonable time in advance.

(6)     (i) When acting under the authority granted in this subsection, any
police officer shall have all the immunities from liability and exemptions as that of a State
Police officer in addition to any other immunities and exemptions to which the police
officer may otherwise be entitled.

(ii) Any police officer who uses the authority granted in this subsection
shall at all times or for all purposes remain an employee of the respective employing
agency.

(m) Correctional employees assigned by the Commissioner of Correction to
monitor inmates on home detention under § 689A of this article have the same powers of
arrest for inmates in the home detention program as are set forth in this section for police
officers.

(n) Parole and probation employees assigned by the Director of Parole and
Probation to supervise offenders under Article 41, § 4-602A of the Code have the same
powers of arrest for these offenders as are set forth in this section for police officers.

(o) A police officer may arrest a person without a warrant if:

(1)     The police officer has probable cause to believe a stalking under § 121B
of this article has been committed;

(2)     The police officer has reason to believe that the alleged stalking victim
or a third person is in danger of imminent bodily harm or death; and

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