Court holds that drunkenness is not a police offense and thus cannot be used for administrative detention.

The Court of Appeal dismissed the prosecution's request to detain the defendant based on an administrative order for drunkenness. The defendant argued that public intoxication is a criminal matter requiring judicial process, not a police offense subject to administrative detention. The court agreed, ruling that such conduct does not fall under the scope of police offenses and therefore cannot justify administrative detention without a criminal conviction.