Nanning policeman Wang Hao said to the reporter who was about to interview him-
"Wait for me for ten minutes, I'll catch someone, ...... first"
"I just met the interviewee, and he said, I'm sorry, wait for me for ten minutes, I'll arrest someone, ...... first The police have worked hard. On April 19, Wei Rujie, a reporter from Guangxi Radio and Television's "Rule of Law Frontline" column, posted such a message in her WeChat circle of friends, which attracted a lot of onlookers. Everyone sighed that the plot in the original film and television drama really came from reality.
It is understood that according to the prior agreement, Wei Rujie and her colleagues came to the Zhongshan Police Station of the Qingxiu Branch of the Nanning Municipal Public Security Bureau in the afternoon of the same day, preparing to interview Wang Hao, deputy director of the institute. The night before, the Zhongshan Police Station received a call from the public for help, saying that a large snake had been found in an area where electric vehicles were parked in the jurisdiction. After receiving the police, Wang Hao led the police to the scene, and in less than two minutes, he controlled the big snake with his bare hands and handed it over to the forest public security organs to deal with. The crowd at the scene praised Wang Hao's superb snake catching skills and reported to Guangxi Radio and Television Station.
It is understood that Wang Hao has been a police officer for 10 years and has been working at the grassroots level. Due to his outstanding performance, he has been awarded 1 personal second-class merit and 4 personal third-class merits. This time, just as Wang Hao was docking with reporters for interviews, he suddenly received a report from the masses: a suspect involved in the case appeared in the jurisdiction.
A police intelligence is an order. Wang Hao didn't say a word, picked up equipment and police equipment and led the police to prepare to rush to the scene, and said to the reporter waiting for the interview with some embarrassment: "I'm sorry, wait for me for 10 minutes, I'll arrest someone, ...... first."
"Sorry, sorry, I'm late!" Half an hour later, an apologetic Wang Hao and his colleagues escorted a theft suspect back to the police station, apologizing to reporters again and again, with a smile of relief on their faces.
"We understand this very well, and we also admire the work attitude and professionalism of the public security police. Wei Rujie said that she had encountered many such situations in public security news interviews, and sometimes she could only make another appointment for the interview, "The police always put their work first."
After the interview, Wang Hao and his colleagues immediately threw themselves into the next task. (Reporter Zhang Jun, correspondent Wei Yang)