8 Powers of the General Crimes Police 25. Subject to the provisions of sections 23 and 24 , and for the sake of implementing the provisions of this Act, the General Crimes Police shall have the following powers , to :(a) inquire, in accordance with the provisions of this Act; (b) arrest, in accordance with the provisions of this Act; (c) close public roads and places, in accordance with the provisions of section 128; (d) search, detect and seize, in accordance with the directions of the Prosecution Bureau, or Judges, as the case may be; (e) take bonds and securities, in accordance with the provisions of this Act; (f) issue summons, in accordance with the provisions of this Act; (g) require aid from any person, to prevent the occurrence any offence, or detect the same. Power of the officer in charge and superior officer 26.(1) The superior officer of Crimes Police, in any local limits of jurisdiction, may exercise the same powers, as the officer in charge of the police station may exercise in such local limits. (2) The officer in charge shall exercise the powers of supervision of inquiry, in pursuance of the provisions of section 19, in case of absence of the Presecution Attorney and the Judge, and may, in the same, exercise their powers, relating to initiation of the criminal suitd, dismiss the same, prefer charge and powers of detection . Absence of the Prosecution Attorney and the Judge means that no Prosecution Attorney, or Judge has been appointed in the first place, or that they are actually absent temporarily, by reason of leave, illness or any other reason, and no substitute has been appointed for any one of them. Powers of Prisons Police 27. Subject to the provisions, pertaining to the execution of penalties provided for in this Act, the Prisons Police shall have functions, as to following matters :(a) executing death, amputation, imprisonment sentences and any other penalty, the execution of which is entrusted thereto by the court; (b) executing detention orders entrusted thereto by the court or the Criminal Prosecution Bureau. Inspection of prisons 28. The Magistrate or the Prosecution Attorney, as may be competent, may enter the prison, inspect the same and get acquainted with the conditions of the inmates.