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Jeonju Deokjin, Inhu 2-1 Self-Defense Force'Best' Certification
Captain Kim Sang-sik, the first 17 members... 'I protect my village!'
Reporter Kim Hyun-jong
Jeonju Deokjin Police Station, Jeonbuk, Jeonju Deokjin Police Station Inhu 2-1 Self-Defense Forces, a partner organization, was honored as the '64th Best Self-Defense Forces' organized by the Jeonbuk Police Agency.
Since its inauguration in January 2000 with the spirit of volunteering that I will protect my village, the Inhu 2-1 Self-Defense Forces of the Reverse War Police Box have been active with 17 members, led by Captain Kim Sang-sik.
In particular, it was recognized as the best voluntary security guard for its commitment and service activities, including a joint night-time patrol in the offender area, women's safe return service, and local volunteer activities.
While taking the initiative in protecting the socially disadvantaged and creating a safe Jeonju, it was selected as a safety watchman for local residents for activating community security and actively cooperating in police affairs.
On the 16th, Gyo-hoon Jin (police officer), Chief of the Jeonbuk Police Agency, Do-yeon Han (Chief General), Deokjin Police Chief in Jeonju, and Gyeong Se-gwang, Chairman of the Jeonbuk Self-Defense Crime Association, and Inhu 2-1 Chief of the Self-Defense Forces The 64th Best Self-Defense Forces' certification plaque was awarded and a signboard was held.
Jeonbuk Police Commissioner Jin Gyo-hoon said, "I deeply appreciate the hard work of the crews who are making efforts to protect the safety of residents with a heart that only loves the region." "I will not spare any support so that I can be active as a member," he said, saying, "Let's go with the police to make Jeonbuk safe and livable."
Inhu 2-1 Self-Defense Force Leader Kim Sang-sik said, "Our members are only active with a spirit of service and a sense of mission, but we are very happy and honored to be recognized as the best self-defense guard." Said.
On the other hand, the Voluntary Crime Prevention Team, which is a cooperative group with the police, is a voluntary activity group of pure local residents, carrying out duties such as patrolling for crime prevention in vulnerable areas, leading and protecting youth, and maintaining order at major events.