general supervision of the provincial governor , to control and direct the movements of said police. [781-1.] SECTION  1052 . Discipline of Local Police when in Charge of Constabulary Officer . — It shall be the duty of the senior inspector to see that the police thus placed in his charge are properly uniformed, drilled, and disciplined and that all lawful orders of  the provincial governor, president, and others in authority are executed as well as that all proper arrests are made for violations of law or municipal ordinances; and in case of emergencies he is authorized, under the general supervision of the provincial  governor, to unite the forces of the various municipalities, townships, or districts in suppressing ladronism or brigandage or other grave violations of the law which threaten the peace of the entire community. To the same end he may unite the Constabulary f orces under his command with the local police. [781-1; Comp., 1252.] SECTION  1053 . Duty of Constabulary to Assist Local Police . — When a president is unable to preserve the peace in his jurisdiction with the police force under his control, he shall report such fact to the senior inspector of Constabulary, whose duty it shal l be to render such assistance in the maintenance or restoration of peace and order as may be requisite to that end. In such case the senior inspector may temporarily take command of and direct the operations of the local police force in conjunction with t he Constabulary under his command until peaceful conditions are restored. [175-14; 255-1.] SECTION  1054 . Disarming of Local Police . — Upon the order either of the Governor-General or of the provincial governor of any province, the officer in charge of the Constabulary in such province shall cause any body of police therein to be disarmed. It sha ll be the duty of the provincial governor to make such order whenever he thinks there is danger that the arms in their custody will be lost or stolen. [175-6; 610-1.] SECTION  1055 . Duty of Municipal Officers and Members of Police to Give Notice of Presence of Outlaws . — It shall be the duty of all officers of municipalities, townships, or districts and of the officers and members of all local police forces to give notic e immediately, both to the provincial governor and the nearest Constabulary officer or station in the province, provided that said officer or Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 313