What powers do enforcement officers have?

Law enforcement officers are not above the law simply because they enforce it. Their powers are set by legislation and enforced as well. They have the authority to make arrests if an offense has been committed or the officer has reasonable grounds to suspect it has, if the peace of the community is disturbed, if bail conditions have not been met, or if an arrest warrant is out. The officer must explain the reasons for each arrest and use force or physical restraints if necessary. They can search suspects and their property and question people of interest, but people have the right to due process.