What's the difference between auxiliary police and auxiliary police?

First of all, their jobs are different in nature. Auxiliary police is an auxiliary force to assist formal police work. Usually directly managed by public security organs, they belong to supernumerary personnel. There is no independent establishment and job grade. The police coordinator mainly assists the regular police to carry out patrol, public security management and traffic guidance.

Secondly, their work contents are also different. Auxiliary police have a wide range of work, including assisting regular police in law enforcement, maintaining order, patrolling and other tasks, and can also engage in some administrative work. The police coordinator mainly assists the regular police to carry out patrol, public security management and traffic guidance.

In addition, their responsibilities and powers are different. Auxiliary police have certain law enforcement power, which can assist law enforcement activities under the leadership of regular police, but the scope of power is relatively small. On the other hand, police assistants have no law enforcement power and can only work under the command of regular police.

Generally speaking, auxiliary police and auxiliary police are both jobs that provide help and support for regular police, but they are different in terms of job nature, work content, responsibilities and authority.