People who stay up for Tet holiday

(Baonghean.vn) - Stay awake so people can sleep, stay on guard so people can have fun - that is the slogan that every officer and soldier of Police 113 of the Department of Administrative Management of Social Order (Provincial Police) always remembers. And on New Year's Eve, thanks to them, the security and order situation was basically maintained.

Tet is the time when family members gather together to welcome the New Year with many wishes. However, the officers and soldiers of the 113 Police Department still silently do their work, maintaining security and order so that people can welcome a peaceful New Year.

At 11pm on January 27 (ie New Year's Eve), we arrived at Police Team 113. At this time, people were pouring out onto the streets to have fun, preparing to welcome the moment of transition between the old year and the new year. Lieutenant Colonel Tran Huu Trieu - Captain of Police Team 113 poured us a cup of tea and said: In the days before Tet, the security and order situation in Vinh City was complicated, so we were always ready to go on our missions.

The switchboard of Police Team 113 is always "hot" during the days before Tet.

Just as he finished speaking, the operator received a call about a disturbance in Hong Son ward. After screening the information, the 113 police officers were ordered to go. In the bitter cold of the last day of the year, the car carrying the 113 police officers quickly approached the scene. Identifying the subject, the police officers rushed down to control and arrest the subject, handing him over to the ward police and then continuing to another location.

Returning to the unit when the New Year's Eve was only a matter of minutes, telling us about his job, Lieutenant Colonel Trieu said that due to the nature of their work, the 113 Police officers always have to maintain a 24/7 duty schedule. On average, each day, the 113 duty team receives and handles dozens of reports. From public disorder to gang fights, even marital quarrels... the command center quickly assigns forces to the scene.

Holidays and Tet are the busiest times for the CBCS 113, because this is the "business" time for all kinds of criminals, so the brothers almost have no "concept" of celebrating Tet and reuniting with their families. Due to the large area while the force is small, the brothers in the team have to work at full capacity, have to arrange and divide shifts scientifically, only then can we ensure to meet the needs of the people at all times, everywhere, whether the matter is simple or complicated.

“From the 30th of Tet to the 6th is the peak time, so the CS113 force has to work the hardest. Every night, the unit's switchboard receives countless calls from the people. When receiving a report, the unit leaders will evaluate whether the information is true or false, the nature, the extent, and how many subjects there are. The time from receiving the report to the scene must not exceed 5 minutes. However, during Tet, the time required is faster,” said Lieutenant Colonel Trieu.

In the story, they said that recently there have been cases of intentional injury, public disorder and resistance to law enforcement officers that the unit has received and handled. Many subjects showed signs of being “high on drugs”, were infected with HIV or “acted” in groups, were equipped with many types of “hot” weapons such as grenades, guns, knives… and appeared to be very reckless and reckless.

A disorderly person was subdued by the 113 Police force and taken to headquarters.

Therefore, the requirement is not only to quickly and completely resolve the case, arrest the subject and the evidence, but also to ensure absolute safety for the people and the working group. With the strategy of always implementing the motto of 3 best: "fastest, strongest, most effective".

“Despite facing danger, the CS 113 force is always ready to go on missions, day or night, near or far, so it becomes a trusted address, bringing trust, love and admiration to the people,” Lieutenant Colonel Trieu added.

Due to the nature of their work, almost every year, the officers and soldiers of the 113th Police Station cannot gather with their families to celebrate the New Year, to light incense on the ancestral altar and pray for the family to have a healthy and peaceful New Year. "During Tet, everyone wants to be at home with their families to enjoy the flavors of Tet, but with us, the 113th Police Station, we are always busy with our duties, dedicating ourselves to our work so that the people can have a peaceful and happy Tet," said Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Dinh Ngoc.

In the minds of the 113 Police officers, any news is an urgent call from the people. Therefore, in addition to responsibility, there is also an invisible force that pulls them along with the desire to get to the place where the news is reported as quickly as possible, to resolve it safely and effectively, to bring peace to the people. It is determined that being a 113 Police officer means staying up all night. The story of having to stop eating and immediately go on the road when receiving news of fighting, disturbing the public order... happens more often than daily meals.

At 5:30 a.m. on January 28, in the chilly weather of the first day of the new year, the officers and soldiers of the 113 Police Station finished their night shift. Although they had to stay up all night, there was no sign of fatigue on their faces. On the contrary, for them, maintaining security and order to ensure a peaceful Tet holiday is their greatest happiness./.

Nguyen Hung