The Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau is an integral part of the municipal government and is responsible for public safety in Beijing. Under the leadership of the Municipal Party Committee, the Municipal Government and the Ministry of Public Security, undertake the following duties:
First, implement the principles and policies of public security work, draft relevant local laws and regulations, and organize the implementation of public security work in Beijing;
2. Grasp the situation in Beijing that affects policy stability and endangers domestic security and social order, formulate relevant countermeasures and be responsible for organizing their implementation;
3. Prevent, stop and investigate illegal and criminal activities, deal with public security accidents and riots, manage assemblies, processions and demonstrations according to law, and manage special industries and dangerous goods;
Four, maintain traffic safety and traffic order, deal with traffic accidents.
Extended data
Internal organs of Beijing Public Security Bureau:
I. Service Command
Responsible for the command, scheduling and coordination of the overall service; To be responsible for receiving public 1 10 alarm, help and complaints; In case of major emergencies (incidents), be responsible for mobilizing the police for pre-disposal; Responsible for the dynamic information processing of police situation and social situation, and put forward early warning information and work suggestions; Responsible for inspecting and supervising the use of guns, police equipment and special equipment.
Second, the public security management corps
Responsible for organizing and implementing the public security work of major events in Beijing; Responsible for the implementation of public security management for large-scale exhibitions, exhibitions and cultural and sports activities; Organize social security management of cultural market, dangerous goods and hotel industry according to law; Investigate and handle public security cases and major accidents; Handling group public security cases.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Beijing Public Security Bureau