(1) A police officer, an officer or servant of the Trust may arrest without warrant a person who within his or her view commits an offence or whom with reasonable cause he or she suspects to have committed an offence against the bye-laws made under this Act, if—
(a) the police officer or officer or servant with reasonable cause believes that that person will abscond unless arrested; or
(b) the name and address of that person are unknown to, and cannot be ascertained by the police officer or officer or servant; or
(c) the police officer or other officer or servant designated in writing by the Trust is not satisfied that a name and address furnished by that person as his or her name and address are true.
(2) The power expressed in this section shall not prejudice any power conferred by any other law apart from this section.