enforcing the ordinances of any municipality, and shall not make arrests for violations of the same, unless the Governor-General or the provincial governor shall, in writing, reque st the senior Constabulary officer of the province to direct his subordinates to enforce the ordinances, or any particular ordinance or ordinances, of any or all the municipalities of the province. [610-6.] Persons arrested by members of the Constabulary shall in all cases, if reasonably practicable, be brought, within twenty-four hours, before a judge or justice of the peace, to be dealt with according to law. [175-9; 255-1.] SECTION  1064 . Discipline of Members of Constabulary Service . — For inefficiency, misconduct, or disloyalty to the United States, the Chief of Constabulary may suspend and, after due hearing, remove any member of the Constabulary service appointed by him or  under his authority, or reduce him in rank, as the case may require. [175-9; 255-1; 1091-1; Comp., 1198.] For neglect of duty, violation of regulations, or any minor offense against good order and discipline for which no specific penalty is provided, the Chief of Constabulary may, in the interest of the public service, reduce the salary or compensation of any  member of the Constabulary, deduct from his pay a sum not exceeding one month's pay, or as a punishment suspend him without pay for a period not exceeding two months. [619-10.] When a member of the Constabulary has been convicted and sentenced by a court of competent jurisdiction, other than a Constabulary summary court, the Chief of Constabulary may order his discharge and the forfeiture of all pay and allowances due or to becom e due. [1091-1; Comp., 1198.] SECTION  1065 . Provisions of Civil Service Law Not Applicable to Constabulary Service . — The examination, appointment, promotion, and removal of members of the commissioned and enlisted service of the Philippine Constabulary, the filling of vacancies therei n, and the general discipline of persons in said service shall not be governed by the Civil Service Law. TADaES 316 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011