What aspects have led to many incidents of assaulting and insulting police?

Assaulting a police officer refers to a sudden personal attack on the people's police who are performing police duties by violent means, which hinders the investigation and evidence collection of the people's police. And detained for more than five days and less than ten days.

According to the report of the Ministry of Public Security, recently, in Nanyang, Kaifeng, Henan, Jinan, Heze, Shandong, Changsha, Hunan and other places, there have been many incidents in which the auxiliary police officers of the first-line public security police encountered violent resistance to the law, abuse and beatings while on duty. Even a very small number of criminals disobey the on-site law enforcement management, abuse and beat the police and auxiliary police at will, and even spread rumors and slanders, which have caused serious harm to the personal safety and personal reputation of front-line police and auxiliary police, and brought severe challenges to the police's law enforcement authority and normal social order. In this regard, the Ministry of Public Security attaches great importance to it, and requires local public security organs to severely crack down on illegal and criminal acts such as violent assaulting police officers and violent resistance to the law, and seriously investigate the legal responsibility of those who attack and insult police officers.

In response to the recent frequent attacks on police, Wang Shizhou, a professor at Peking University Law School, said that on the whole, the power of the police in China is not a big problem, but an unclear problem, and the restrictions on police power can only be carried out according to law. All walks of life should establish three concepts: respecting the police, protecting the police and supervising the police. Respecting the police means respecting the authority of the country; Protecting the police means protecting the people themselves; To supervise the police is to supervise the state's public power from being abused. According to him, different countries have different regulations on police protection.

For example, in civil law countries and regions, such as Germany, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan Province Province and Macau, although the crime of obstructing official duties is stipulated in the criminal law, there is no separate provision on assaulting police officers. Anglo-American countries, such as Britain, the United States, Singapore and Hong Kong, stipulate the crime of assaulting a police officer in criminal law and other laws, or stipulate assaulting a police officer as a heavier punishment in the criminal law sentencing guide.

Summary: Maintain normal law enforcement order and police law enforcement authority.