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( 3 ) by one-sixth of 1 per centum for each full month the officer or employee is under fifty-five years of age at the date of retirement . The destruction of the Sherman might well have been forgotten were it not for official North Korean historians , who insist that the true hero of the great defense of the nation against the American imperialist buccaneers wasn ’ t the officer Pak but , rather , a man named Kim Ung-u , a tenant farmer who begat a son named Kim Bo-hyon , a leader of the anti-Japanese resistance , who begat a son named Kim Hyong-jik , another freedom-fighting scourge to the colonial oppressor , who begat a son named Kim Song-ju , who became a partisan leader , and — begetting himself all over again under the nom de guerre of Kim Il Sung — fulfilled his family ’ s destiny and the nation ’ s by finally driving the imperialist foe from Korea , establishing the supreme revolutionary state of North Korea and begetting a son named Yuri , who also re-begat himself , as Kim Jong Il . When the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect has committed a felony.When the officer observes the commission of a felony or a misdemeanor.When the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect has committed a domestic violence misdemeanor as specified in 18 Pa.C.S . In that case the officer may and ought unquestionably to abstain from removing him , and may permit him to remain even in his own house , in the custody of a follower , though not named in the warrant , he keeping the key of the house in his possession the officer ought to remove him as soon is sufficiently recovered . The kind of object the officer is trying to see is important because a " complex " object with various patterns and structure , like a pistol , will perhaps be more difficult to recognize than a " simple " object like a club .