SECTION  1066 . Arrest and Confinement of Subordinate Officers and Enlisted Men . — The Chief or any Assistant Chief of Constabulary, the senior inspector of a province, or other superior officer may arrest and confine in his quarters any subordinate officer  of his command charged with crime or with conduct unbecoming a gentleman, or to the prejudice of good order and discipline, for not exceeding ten days pending investigation of the charge and action thereon. An enlisted man of the Constabulary charged with  crime or with being guilty of any offense under this chapter may be arrested and confined by any superior authority in the Constabulary until delivered to the proper provincial or judicial officials where the offense is cognizable by the Courts of First In stance, or until tried, where the offense is punishable by Constabulary summary court, or until released by proper authority. Such arrest and confinement shall be without warrant. [619-13.] SECTION  1067 . Confinement of Noncommissioned Officers . — No noncommissioned officer shall be confined, awaiting trial, with prisoners who are not also noncommissioned officers, nor at all unless such confinement be necessary as a measure of restraint; and  no noncommissioned officer shall be sentenced to confinement except when he is also sentenced to reduction to the grade of private. [Comp., 1249.] SECTION  1068 . Advancement of Noncommissioned Officer After Reduction to Grade of Private . — No noncommissioned officer reduced to the grade of private by sentence of the summary court shall be again advanced within six months from the date of such sentence. [Comp., 1249.] SECTION  1069 . Deduction of Forfeitures by Monthly Installments . — Where an accused is sentenced to a forfeiture of pay, the sentence may provide for the deduction of the amount of the forfeiture in equal monthly installments, during a period of not exceedi ng six months after the date of the sentence. [Comp., 1249.] SECTION  1070 . Constitution of Summary Court . — The Chief of Constabulary is authorized to designate an officer in each Constabulary post or command as summary court before whom offenders triable before a summary court shall be brought to trial. Such officer  shall have authority to administer oaths and to hear and determine such cases, and when satisfied of the guilt of the Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 317