(a) The court may issue a warrant directing the person responsible for the welfare of the child to be brought before the court, when a petition or complaint is filed with the court under this chapter and it appears that:
(1) the summons cannot be served; or
(2) the summoned person has refused to obey the summons; or
(3) the person responsible for the child is likely to leave the jurisdiction; or
(4) a summons, in the court's opinion, would be ineffectual; or
(5) the child is in imminent danger to that child's life or health.
(b) When issuing a warrant under this section, the court may also direct that the child be brought before the court.
(c) In any case involving abuse or neglect, the warrant shall be clearly marked on the face thereof “Child Abuse Case” or “Child Neglect Case”. If a warrant is not executed within two (2) days of its issuance, such fact shall be reported to the court within three (3) days of its issuance.