(a) The Police Judge may issue attachment for contempt and punish summarily for contempt in the following cases:
(1) Misbehavior in the presence of the Court, or so near thereto as to obstruct or interrupt the administration of justice.
(2) Violence or threats of violence to the Police Judge or to any officer of the Court or to any witness or party going to, attending or returning from the Court, for or in respect of any act or proceeding had, or to be had, in such Court.
(3) Disobedience to or resistance of any officer of the Court, witness, or other person to any lawful process, judgment, decree or order of such Court.
(4) Contemptuous or insolent behavior toward the Police Judge while engaged in the trial of a case or in any other proceeding, or any breach of the peace, willful disturbance or indecent conduct in the presence of the Police Judge while so engaged, or so near as to obstruct or interrupt his proceedings.
(5) Failure or refusal of any witness to attend or testify in any proceeding before the Police Judge.
(6) An order of arrest may be issued by the Police Judge on which the person so charged with contempt may be taken and brought before him, or such person may be taken in custody by any officer or person present, upon the oral order of the Police Judge, and held to answer for the contempt; but an opportunity must be given him to be heard in defense or explanation of his conduct, and the Judge shall not impose a fine or imprisonment for contempt unless the defendant be present in Court, or unless the Court shall cause the defendant to be served with a rule of the Court to show cause on some certain day, and the defendant shall have failed to appear and show cause.
(c) Any person convicted of contempt shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) and may, in addition thereto, be sentenced to jail for not more than thirty days.
(1975 Code Sec. 13-3)