China News Service, Nujiang, February 20th, topic: Nujiang River, Yunnan: New Year's New Year of "Tiger Police" on the Border
Author Wei Chuan
2022 is the Year of the Tiger in the lunar calendar, and two "tiger policemen" at the Maji Border Police Station in Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province usher in the year of their life - Yang Yanbin, the deputy director, and Wang Ruocheng, a community policeman, who are exactly 12 years apart.
Maji Township, where the Maji Border Police Station is located, is located at the northernmost end of Fugong County, Nujiang Prefecture, adjacent to Myanmar in the west, and shoulders the important mission of border epidemic prevention and control.
The two "tiger policemen" chose to stick to the front line of the China-Myanmar border. Although they were absent from the reunion with their families, they never missed the responsibility and responsibility of "the people's police for the people".
The Growth of "Little Tiger Police"
Wang Ruocheng is a "little tiger police officer" born in 1998 and enlisted in the army in 2016.
At first, he worked as a cook at the Maji Border Police Station. When he changed his career in 2018, Wang Ruocheng decided to become an immigration policeman after careful consideration and continue to stay.
After that, Wang Ruocheng was faced with the test of how to complete the community work well, so he took the initiative to apply to the Dabian police office, "this place is closer to the people".
In order to learn more about the area in charge, Wang Ruocheng often leaves early and returns late, leading the auxiliary police to visit the homes of each villager in each village group.
Sometimes the journey is long, they bring their own dry food, spend the night at the villagers' homes, and continue to visit the next morning.
Wang Ruocheng's hard work made the villagers gradually recognize him. On the way to the countryside, the villagers would greet him when they saw Wang Ruocheng and warmly invited him to be a guest at home.
With the orderly development of the work, Wang Ruocheng also showed the ability to be a generalist. Not only did he perform well in community visits, but he was also handy in the internal work of the community.
During the temporary replacement of the internal police in the community, he quickly entered the role, collected and reported the daily work materials, and gradually found out the situation of the seven administrative villages in the area, and his work became more and more proficient.
Long-term home visits have changed Wang Ruocheng's physical state - the hairline has moved back, and symptoms such as lumbar disc herniation have also appeared.
But he didn't take these to heart, "there is nothing more satisfying than being able to do more for the people."
The picture shows policeman Wang Ruocheng at work.
Photo by Nujiang Border Management Detachment
Teaching time of "Tiger Police"
Yang Yanbin, deputy director of the Maji Border Police Station, a "tiger police officer" born in 1986, has been in the police force for 12 years and has worked in the Maji Border Police Station for 5 years.
Yang Yanbin is a senior community policeman. Since the change, the unit has assigned many new policemen from other places. In order to let these colleagues who are working in the police station for the first time adapt to the new environment, he takes the initiative to guide and educate them and impart work experience to the new colleagues. .
When Yang Yanbin usually visits the countryside, he will take new colleagues into the jurisdiction.
"Only by going deep into the people and understanding the people can we better carry out community work." This is what Yang Yanbin often said.
With his leadership and guidance, the policemen quickly entered their roles, and gradually changed from new police officers who knew nothing to the current case-handling experts and community "know-it-alls".
Yang Yanbin believes that by better guiding and cultivating these community policemen, so that each community policeman can "show their magical powers", in order to reduce the occurrence of various illegal and criminal acts.
The new look of the two "tiger police"
Looking back on 2021, Wang Ruocheng accepted public consultation, solved more than 30 public difficulties, and reported quarterly work to the public 4 times.
During the high incidence of online fraud in 2021, he went to his jurisdiction to actively hold more than 20 publicity meetings on the prevention of telecommunications fraud, and posted and distributed more than 1,500 publicity materials, which effectively prevented the occurrence of online fraud cases and avoided the loss of the public.
Just after the Spring Festival, "Little Tiger Police" Wang Ruocheng has already started the New Year's visit.
"I want to effectively control the key places in the jurisdiction, investigate hidden security risks and conflicts and disputes in the jurisdiction, and serve the common people more." This is his work plan for the new year.
"Tiger Police" Yang Yanbin takes the lead in his work in 2021.
In carrying out the management of Myanmar marriage personnel, combined with the actual situation of the jurisdiction, a working mechanism for the reporting and management of Myanmar marriage personnel was formulated, which was promoted in the county's public security organs, and took the lead in using the community police APP to carry out key personnel control visits and dynamic management of civil explosives Work.
He led the community squadron civilian auxiliary police to carry out grassroots basic work such as the actual population investigation, the cleaning and rectification of people without household registration, and took the lead in completing the cleaning and rectification of people without household registration in the county, and the survey rate of permanent residents in the area reached 100%.
"In the new year, epidemic prevention and control is the top priority. We must effectively manage and control the public security in the jurisdiction and protect the lives and properties of the people in the jurisdiction. This is our duty and mission." Yang Yanbin said.
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