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In order to further promote anti-drug publicity activities, enhance the awareness of merchants in the jurisdiction of drug recognition, rejection and prevention, and create a strong atmosphere for the whole society to pay attention to, participate in and support anti-drug work, recently, the Yingchun Branch of the Forest District Public Security Bureau of Heilongjiang Province The anti-drug brigade went to shops along the street to carry out anti-drug publicity and education activities to popularize drug prevention knowledge.

During their work, the police disseminated knowledge about new drug types and hazards, laws and regulations on combating drug crimes, banned species and eradication of drugs to shop owners and passers-by through the distribution of promotional materials and on-site explanations, and called on them to While merchants consciously boycott drugs and operate in compliance with the law, they actively promote the drug to consumers and contribute to the construction of drug-free forest areas. At the same time, the police called on the surrounding people to actively participate in the anti-drug struggle team, promote anti-drug knowledge to relatives and friends around them, actively report drug-related illegal crimes, and jointly create a strong atmosphere of the people's anti-drug struggle. During the period, the police also focused on inspecting the anti-drug management system, real-name registration system, inspection system, and whether anti-drug propaganda slogans were posted in the hotel industry, etc., and required the person in charge to strengthen the internal management of the place and resolutely prevent drug-related crimes from occurring in the place.

“Once suspected, investigated once, this is our responsibility”

The Baidaoshan Police Station of Suiyang Branch is located in the Laoyeling Mountain Depression on the branch of Changbai Mountain. Here is the Siberian Tiger As an important area of ??Leopard National Park, the eight policemen in the station guard 87,204 hectares of forest and snowfields. "It's common to see tiger and leopard paw prints!" Director Teng Lizhi looked relaxed when he said this, but when a reporter asked him if he was afraid, he still nodded.

Roe deer, red deer, and foxes are "frequent visitors" to the Baidaoshan Police Station. "Some are injured, and some come to look for food." Police officer Cheng Zhihai, like other colleagues, often teaches himself some animal protection knowledge. He told reporters with a smile, "The roe deer is not stupid. We rescued it once, and when we let it go, it turned back three times."

In order to combat illegal poaching and logging, the Baidaoshan Police Station conducts irregular patrols in its jurisdiction twice a week. Four or five people lined up in a row, separated by two or three meters, a trip of 20 to 30 kilometers, which took seven or eight hours. The busiest period is the three-month fire prevention period in spring and autumn. During the day, people go up the mountain to set up checkpoints to promote fire prevention and check fire sources. They patrol regularly at night, and they have to "stay on site" all night when encountering situations.

"When we saw the vehicle parked next to the woods for a long time, we immediately became vigilant and had to check it when people came back." Cheng Zhihai's words were all understood by the police: in the middle of the mosquito-bitten trees, In the snow pit where water turned to ice, and in the sweltering car after the engine was turned off, everyone spent the whole night squatting in the dark.

"Most car owners are looking for cattle and sheep, outings, and stargazing, and there are relatively few suspicious vehicles." Teng Lizhi said firmly: "Check once for suspicion. This is our responsibility. "

One night, Teng Lizhi and Cheng Zhihai received reports from villagers that a suspicious vehicle was parked not far away. The two men searched under the moonlight for more than half an hour, and then stayed there for another four or five hours.