§ 188 Aid to officer.

If a police officer asks you to help while they're carrying out a warrant, you're required by law to help them. This could mean assisting with an arrest, helping to keep the peace, or supporting the officer in some other way while they do their job.

You can't just refuse or walk away if an officer calls on you for help in this situation. The law expects citizens to step in and assist when asked, since officers sometimes need extra hands to safely and properly carry out their duties.

This rule is pretty broad and doesn't spell out exactly what kind of help might be needed. The main point is that if a police officer serving a warrant asks for your assistance, you're legally obligated to provide it.