Is there really a supernatural department in public security?

The business of public security bureau can be simply divided into: criminal, public security, traffic control, fire control, entry and exit, population management, domestic public security and so on.

1. Office: responsible for government affairs, etc.

2. Command center: responsible for receiving the alarm of "1 10".

3. Political Department: The office of the Party Committee of the Municipal Public Security Bureau in charge of political work is the functional department responsible for the construction of the public security organs in the city. There are four department-level organizations: Secretariat, Organization Department, Personnel Department and Propaganda Department.

4. Supervision room: responsible for discipline inspection, supervision and audit.

5. Police inspector squadron: responsible for supervising the city's public security organs and people's police to perform their duties, exercise their functions and powers and abide by the law.

6. Legal detachment: responsible for guiding, supervising and inspecting the city's public security legal system construction and law enforcement.

7. Police security department: responsible for the agency's finance, equipment, real estate, infrastructure, security and police safety.

8. Letters and visits office: responsible for the implementation of policies and regulations related to letters and visits and the handling of letters and visits from government organs and people.

Extended data:

Public security police are a kind of police in China, and the state also calls them "police", "public security soldiers" and "public security guards". Only a few countries in the world, including China, call it "police" internationally.

The people's police include the people's police of public security organs, state security organs, prisons and reeducation-through-labor administrative organs, and the judicial police of people's courts and people's procuratorates. See the second paragraph of Article 2 of the People's Police Law of the People's Republic of China.