The duty of supervising the police

The following are some main duties of police inspectors: supervising law enforcement, investigating and punishing illegal acts, police evaluation, complaint handling, on-site supervision, system implementation, education and training.

1. law enforcement supervision: the police inspector is responsible for supervising the behavior of the police in performing their duties and ensuring that the police abide by laws and regulations and police professional ethics in the process of law enforcement.

2. Investigate and deal with violations of discipline: investigate and deal with violations of law and discipline in the police force, including investigation, evidence collection, handling and reporting.

3. Policing evaluation: Evaluate the police work, including law enforcement quality, service attitude and work performance.

4. Complaint handling: responsible for receiving and handling complaints from the masses about police law enforcement, and responding to social concerns in a timely manner.

5. On-site inspection: On-site inspection of the police's law enforcement to ensure that the police perform their duties.

6. System implementation: check and promote the implementation of various management systems and disciplinary provisions within the police unit.

7. Education and training: Provide necessary professional training and professional ethics education for the police to improve their law enforcement ability.

Supervise the work flow of the police.

1. Planned deployment: The inspection department makes a detailed inspection plan according to the work objectives and tasks, and defines the inspection focus, time and scope.

2. Organization and implementation: According to the plan, the police will carry out various forms of supervision such as on-site inspection, document review and video surveillance.

3. On-site inspection: check whether the police conduct on-site inspections at the police law enforcement site, and check whether the police's law enforcement behavior is standardized and whether there are violations of laws and regulations.

4. Record: The police inspector recorded the problems found during the inspection in detail, including time, place, personnel involved, problem description, etc.