What are the high-speed police doing?

Auxiliary police (police auxiliary personnel) refers to non-people police personnel who provide auxiliary support for the daily operation and police activities of public security organs according to the development of social security situation and the actual needs of public security work. Specific responsibilities are as follows:

1. Public security patrol inspection, bayonet duty, police reception, large-scale public activities and emergency cases (incidents) on-site order maintenance, transfer of current criminal suspects, dispute mediation, public security publicity and education and other police activities;

2. Dredge traffic, discourage, check and correct traffic safety violations, maintain order at the scene of traffic accidents, and carry out police activities such as traffic safety publicity and education;

3 community management, special industry management, dog management and other public security management activities;

4. Police activities such as information collection, data statistics and written records;

5. Police support activities such as professional technology and logistics;

6. Other auxiliary police activities confirmed by public security organs.

Extended data:

The principle of high-speed police assistance: act according to law, implement the rules and regulations of public security organs and departments, and convince people by reasoning without favoritism.

Method:

1. General disputes or irregularities can be solved through explanation and education, mainly by distinguishing right from wrong, patiently persuading and being polite to others.

2. For problems that cannot be solved for a while and tend to expand, we should adopt the principles of separation, solution, delay and irreversibility, try our best to persuade and patiently mediate.

3, the need for public security management punishment, handed over to the police of public security organs, to stop the crime in time, the criminals arrested and handed over to the public security organs.

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