Send points: Tell me about the prison police in your heart.

My cousin is a prison policeman, so I was lucky enough to visit prison life four times (of course, I can also experience prison life if …, hehe. )。

The prison bureau has the advantages of favorable weather and geographical location, high salary, more funds and no shortage of welfare. Children don't have to find schools, there are good schools everywhere, and there are subsidies for meals and lunches. There is a big difference between the superior and the grassroots, with less wages, less funds and no welfare. The price of small land at the grassroots level is comparable to that of the provincial capital, and children have to borrow money to go to a good school. This allowance standard is better! Also divided into three, six, nine, etc. The grades are a thousand miles away! Shaanxi has a good economy and a good style of work, and can win the "first place" in everything. As soon as the subsidy standard came out, all forums were very lively. However, the voices at the grassroots level were blocked before reaching the central government. To ask whether it is fair or not, please look at the actual working life of the prison police-

There is a little-known policeman-the prison people's police. Most of them fight in harsh environments far away from cities. Like other policemen, they have made their due contributions to social stability and people's peace. They turned decay into magic with hard sweat. They are special gardeners in the police force. They devoted their youth and children all their lives. They have no regrets and need people's understanding and support. Publicize this special team to the society, let everyone care about and support their cause, and at the same time learn more about the superiority of socialist prisons, and refute the unreasonable attacks on China by countries under the slogan of human rights.

"I volunteer to be a people's policeman. I promise to be loyal to the China * * * production party, to the motherland, to the people and to the law; Obey orders and commands; Strictly observe discipline and keep secrets; Fair law enforcement, honest and clean; Not afraid of hardship, not afraid of sacrifice; Serve the people wholeheartedly and resolutely safeguard the interests of the country and the people. I am willing to devote myself to the lofty cause of judicial administration and strive to realize my oath! "

There are some things I couldn't say at that time, but now I can only say half of them and say everything I can-maybe I'm not the only one who has these feelings. I believe every prison policeman has this experience. When you hear the police, you will ask which police station or criminal police team or traffic police team you belong to, or at least the bailiff team. When you hear that another policeman is a prison policeman, you will have strange eyes and this policeman. Therefore, many times my cousin only introduces himself as a civil servant, and at most he is a political and legal policeman, so he is really too lazy to answer. A few days ago, I heard some university professors talk about the execution of punishment in China. It is said that prison police will try it with prison guards in the future, which is very popular abroad. I think it's a good name. Why did you call the police? Some unreasonable "policemen" make people feel uncomfortable. Prison police, the second largest type of police, are regulated by People's Police Law and Prison Law, but few people mention it. I mentioned here that prison police are all called guards to distinguish them from public security police. This will be mentioned later. When I was in the police academy, the teacher said, in the future, you will be a subject, that is, the occupation of managers. Only discipline is a profession that specializes in managing people, and people must be upright. This is very grand. A few days ago, a professor said that the execution of punishment in prison is the last justice. There are also "Special Gardener" and "Turning Decadence into Magic". That is, Premier Zhou said that "the world is safe and the public security department is half", which is also shared by the prison police-1983 was all public security. The words are too brilliant, but it is hard to hide the sadness. Because prison police have long been dealing with the worst people in the world, they must have a strong will to reform them. Because the work is monotonous and boring, many policemen work day after day and year after year, and the pressure is too great, which inevitably leads to psychological problems. This is not sensational. Even the Ministry of Justice admits this problem, and talks about paying attention to "preferential treatment to the police" and solving the psychological problems of prison police. There was once a county party secretary who was drunk, and the spirit of talking about coke made him very angry. To borrow a word, "I'm tired of giving preferential treatment to the police" is the mentality of many prison police, or so is the public security. Everyone has talked about this since I read the documents and talked about the team's suggestions at the meeting. The supreme head of the central government said it, and so did the leaders of the following units. Everyone knows exactly how the implementation is going.

Regarding the discipline of this profession and other posts in prisons, I think it is actually because the prison authorities are also responsible for production, so there is a phenomenon that prisons run enterprises. In prison, it is not only the discipline of this post, such as political work, production, technology, supply, sales, security, hospitals, teaching and many other departments. Some of these departments are good, that is, some departments in production, such as sales companies. I believe all the comrades inside know that in prison, it is said that the most powerful person is discipline, just as the most powerful person in public security is engaged in criminal investigation, but it is also the hardest department. Grass-roots prisons always discipline the police painfully. For example, during the SARS period, the door was closed and the prison police lived and worked in the prison area every day. Although I worked in prison for several years, I was still extremely uncomfortable. Because I locked you up at once, this feeling is really jail. The so-called "uncertainty" means that I just came to work-some local prison police committed suicide; For another example, in some places, as long as something happens to criminals in prison, it is the responsibility of the prison police. No matter how hard you try as required, after the criminal escapes, the police who are directly responsible should bear the responsibility of recovering the money as a sign of aggravating punishment, or the procuratorate intervenes in the investigation, and some policemen commit suicide. A prison leader once said: "Our work is different from public security. The bigger the incident, the greater the contribution, the greater the responsibility and the greater the punishment. " Indeed, prison police is a very hard job. As an old comrade said, the prison police in China are unimaginable hardships for foreign counterparts and unimaginable fatigue for other civil servants. Really, I sometimes think about it. I really can't find such a tired department in state organs. If you don't believe me, show me one.

Many people think that the prison police only care about prisoners, and how dangerous it will be. This is really a joke. I don't have the exact number of casualties of prison police, but I am sure that the number of casualties will not be less than that of public security police. Due to the particularity of prison work, the prison police sacrificed little publicity-which I still can't understand-so I don't list many cases here, please forgive me. All comrades who have read the communique know it. I read a post a few days ago, showing that 70% to 80% of police officers don't want to be public security any more. I don't doubt that. Actually, there are more prison police. When I graduated from my police school (the Third People's Police School of a province). Generally speaking, the first police academy is to cultivate public security, the second police academy is national security, and the third is justice. There are more than 40 students in the class, and no one wants to go to the prison unit. Even if you can't, you should choose a good unit. I remember that two students who were in love were assigned to a remote prison. When I arrived at the new unit, I cried and worked passively. As a result, they were discharged and assigned to a prison in the suburbs. This is what they want. It makes me sad to think about it. But we saw a sentence on the year-end examination form, "Love prison work". Is that what you mean? Why should we learn to lie? Even those who dream of being transferred from the prison department every day write like this, until the day when they are really transferred, they call their friends and drink to celebrate. On the one hand, the prison has lost outstanding talents, on the other hand, it can't recruit college students at all. A unit is recruiting an engineering college student, which is in urgent need of production. However, there were so many people at the job fair that few even asked. Of course, none of them came. This is easy to understand. Undergraduate students, as long as your major is good, you really don't have to worry about finding a job. Why do you want to come to a tired, bitter and dangerous prison with low wages? For example, for a law undergraduate, any organ of public security law is better than prison. If you can't get in, what is the income of being a lawyer and a prison policeman? Compare and see. These are not the most bitter. Let me talk about the political treatment and social status of prison police.

For a long time, I have been wondering why the social status of prison police is so low. Few people respect you because you are a prison policeman, but they have a pair of sorry eyes, which gives you a feeling of being in the wrong business. What's the problem? First of all, I think it is a question of wages and benefits. I don't know what the eastern developed areas are like. Anyway, in the mainland, the prison police are the most bitter state organs and the lowest-paid state organs. Even if it is not compared with welfare institutions such as taxation and finance, it cannot be compared with the public security law, which is also a political and legal organ. Not near, but far. In recent years, in a prefecture-level city, the income of public security is almost the same as that of prison police, but this does not give prison police a pleasant feeling, because the narrowing of the income gap is not to catch up with the public security with the treatment of prison police, but because the income of public security has decreased. As for how public security has become the New Year in Wang Xiaoer, it is getting worse every year. Let me make an analogy. One of my classmates is in the police station. Some of the money they earned after gambling was returned to the police, but that was a few years ago. Do you dare now? Every year, "from preferential treatment to police" is mentioned, but it is disappointing every year, and it gradually becomes irrelevant. This indifference is terrible. I don't know if the top management has noticed. From the perspective of political treatment and future, it is also incomparable. This is similar to public security. A public security policeman, who can be a section chief or director, will be in the sky. How many people really rushed to the director? There are only a few directors in a bureau. But it's different in government agencies. Young people go in, work hard, speak a little and write a little, and soon they will be deputy heads and mayors. Now there are many 30-year-old department-level cadres in my prefecture-level city, which really makes the author admire. I believe the police all feel this way. I'm no worse than him. How did I get mixed up like this? If people who read this post think that the author has not learned "* * * *" well and has not established the correct professional ethics of the people's police, I have nothing to say. Fortunately, there is a word in China called "sanctimonious".

This is my opinion on prison police, thank you for reading!