§ 968 Service of bench warrant, mode of.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a judge issues a bench warrant, police can serve it anywhere in the state, not just the county where the court is located. The process works the same way as serving a regular arrest warrant.

There's one difference worth noting. If police need to serve the warrant in a different county, they don't have to get a local judge in that county to sign off on it first. The warrant is already valid on its own, no matter which county it's served in.

This rule basically makes it easier and faster for law enforcement to arrest someone on a bench warrant, since they don't have to track down a judge every time they cross into a new county.