Republic of Korea Auxiliary Police (Hangul: 대한민국 의무경찰) is an organization belonging to the National Police Agency in South Korea. It is a kind of switched service that attracts and uses active resources to fulfill the military service in Korea. The Auxiliary Police supply personnel on a voluntary basis.
The National Police Agency's auxiliary police force will be trained at the education level of each local government office after completing basic military at the Army Training Center, and will be assigned to the task force, security patrol team, and others. The service period is 21 months like that of the Army. Large numbers of people are also deployed to prevent crime in areas where crimes are chronic. It is used to apply for large scale career requirements among police duties.
The establishment Republic of Korea Auxiliary police was founded on December 31, 1982, with the aim of assisting security after the curfew was lifted. In 1967, the combat police were organized, Auxiliary Police separated in 1982.
Recruitment and deployment process Auxiliary Police submits application forms and required documents to the police department belonging to the local police office, and takes the selection process at the designated time and place.
It will receive a four-week basic military training at the Army Training Center and three-week training session for the local police agency. It will be deployed to the local police station depending on the results of the Army Training Center and training session for the local police agency, which considers the location and location of the site.
The basic military training for police officers is the same four-week training camp as the Recruit Service, and the deployment criteria are the educational performance at the Army Training Center and the Regional Security Agency.
Rank structure RankInsigniaUniformSugyeong (Hangul:수경) (Sergeant Constable in Army)Blue shirts and dark blue pantsSanggyeong (Hangul:상경) (Corporal Constable in Army)Ilgyeong (Hangul:일경) (Private Constable First Class in Army)Igyeong (Hangul:이경) (Private Constable in Army)
Organization Structure Source:
Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency
Headquarter Task force 1 Task Force 11 Company 12 Company 13 Company 14 Company 15 Company 16 Company 17 Company 18 Company 19 Company 2 Task Force 21 Company 22 Company 23 Company 24 Company 25 Company 3 Task Force 31 Company 32 Company 33 Company 34 Company 35 Company 36 Company 37 Company 38 Company 4 Task Force 41 Company 42 Company 43 Company 45 Company 46 Company 47 Company 5 Task Force 51 Company 52 Company 53 Company 55 Company 56 Company 57 Company 59 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 105 Auxiliary Police Corporation 603 Auxiliary Police Corporation 606 Auxiliary Police Corporation 607 Auxiliary Police Corporation 713 Auxiliary Police Corporation 715 Auxiliary Police Corporation 718 Auxiliary Police Corporation 802 Auxiliary Police Corporation 806 Auxiliary Police Corporation 809 Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station Gang-nam Security Patrol Gang-dong Security Patrol Gang-buk Security Patrol Gang-seo Security Patrol Gwan-ak Security Patrol Gwang-jin Security Patrol Guro Security Patrol Geum-cheon Security Patrol Namdaemun Security Patrol No-won Security Patrol Do-bong Security Patrol Dongdaemun Security Patrol Dong-jak Security Patrol Mapo Security Patrol Bang-bae Security Patrol Seodaemun Security Patrol Seo-bu Security Patrol Seo-cho Security Patrol Seong-dong Security Patrol Seong-buk Security Patrol Song-pa Security Patrol Su-seo Security Patrol Yang-cheon Security Patrol Yeongdeungpo Security Patrol Yong-san Security Patrol Eun-pyeong Security Patrol Jong-ro Security Patrol Jong-am Security Patrol Joong-rang Security Patrol Joong-bu Security Patrol Hye-hwa Security Patrol
Busan Metropolitan Police Agency
Mobile Police Force Headquarter Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company Police station Buk-bu Security Patrol Dong-nae Security Patrol Sa-ha Security Patrol Dong-bu Security Patrol Busanjin Security Patrol Geum-Jung Security Patrol Nambu Security Patrol Haeundae Security Patrol Sa-sang Security Patrol
Daegu Metropolitan Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company Police station Joongbu Security Patrol Dal-seo Security Patrol Seobu Security Patrol Nambu Security Patrol Bukbu Security Patrol Su-seong Security Patrol
Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 3 Company 6 Company Airport Mobile Police Force Police station Joongbu Security Patrol Nambu Security Patrol Nam-dong Security Patrol Gye-yang Security Patrol Seobu Security Patrol
Gwangju Metropolitan Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 8 Company Police station Dongbu Security Patrol Seobu Security Patrol Nambu Security Patrol Bukbu Security Patrol
Daejeon Metropolitan Police Agency
Mobile Police Force National Security Agency in Daejeon Police station Seobu Security Patrol Dae-duk Security Patrol Dun-san Security Patrol
Ulsan Metropolitan Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company 3 Company
Gyeonggi Nambu Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company 3 Company 4 Company 5 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 120 Auxiliary Police Corporation 126 Auxiliary Police Corporation 705 Auxiliary Police Corporation 807 Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station Suwon Joongbu Security Patrol Yong-in Dongbu Security Patrol Anyang Dong-ahn Security Patrol Gwacheon Security Patrol Seong-nam Soo-jeong Security Patrol Hwa-seong Dongbu Security Patrol Pyeong-taek Security Patrol Gwang-myeong Security Patrol
Gyeonggi Bukbu Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company 3 Company 5 Company Police station Uijeongbu Security Patrol Il-san Dongbu Security Patrol
Gangwon Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company Police station Gangneung Security Patrol
Chungbuk Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station Cheong-ju Sangdang Security Patrol Cheong-ju Heung-duk Security Patrol
Chungnam Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 505 Auxiliary Police Corporation 708 Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station
Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 308 Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station Jeon-ju Wan-san Security Patrol Jeon-ju Deok-jin Security Patrol
Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 11 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 501 Auxiliary Police Corporation 507 Auxiliary Police Corporation 716 Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station Mok-po Security Patrol
Gyeongbuk Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 315 Auxiliary Police Corporation Dokdo Security Police Police station Gyeong-ju Security Patrol Po-nam Security Patrol Gumi Security Patrol
Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency
Mobile Police Force 1 Company 2 Company 3 Company 5 Company 6 Company Auxiliary Police Corporation 502 Auxiliary Police Corporation 509 Auxiliary Police Corporation Police station Chang-won Jungbu Security Patrol Masan Jungbu Security Patrol
Jeju Provincial Police Agency
Defense Corporation Jeju Coastal Line Defense Corps 901 Auxiliary police battalion 902 Auxiliary police battalion 121 Auxiliary Police Corporation 123 Auxiliary Police Corporation 127 Auxiliary Police Corporation 128 Auxiliary Police Corporation Airport Mobile Police Force Police station Jeju Dongbu Security Patrol
The organizational system can be divided into those directly under police agencies and those belonging to the Task Force.
Members of the mobile units will be classified as local police and police officers. The internal structure of the task force consists of the headquarters platoon, the 1st Platoon, the 2nd Platoon and the 3rd Platoon.
The leader of the start-up team is the Director General, the assistant director is the Director General, the Director of the start-up team is the Director General, the Manerintendent is the Head, and the Director of the company is the Director. In normal cases, an Inspector will take over the platoon leader for riot police belonging to the local police department or for security patrols. However, some are in charge of acting as a platoon leader, with the Assistant Inspector-class wearing green shoes. In addition, the assistant platoon leader is usually the Assistant Inspector level, but Senior Policeman is in some cases.
Identity Identity is a police officer and not a soldier during service as Auxiliary Police. Also, they belong to the police officers, which are prescribed under Article 2 (1) of the National Compensation Act.
Peacetime and wartime operation Based on the permanent establishment company, the agency will be operated in peacetime under the direction of management of the experience, which is provided by the police service department of each district. Career management is divided into preparation for the situation, congestion security, facility security, security patrols, and transportation assistance.
Congestion guards play a role of maintaining order and protecting key personnel at various event sites, and facility security refers to guarding important facilities.
A security patrol is generally defined as a patrol unit patrolling the jurisdiction of the police station to which the unit belongs.
Auxiliary Police will also fight with the military's reserve in case of emergency. It has a K2 rifle, an individual weapon, and basic personal equipment such as magazines and helmets. Unlike the South Korean military, however, they do not fire rifles in peacetime, and only one or two times a year they conduct regular shooting exercises at nearby military firing ranges.
The Auxiliary police in culture Auxiliary police also appear in dramas and movies when demonstration scene.
In the comics, Naver Webtoon author Jo Seok frequently describes his experiences in Auxiliary police service by writing a comic book titled "The Sound of Heart" (Hangul: 마음의 소리). It was published in June 2007.
On Naver Webtoons, Seongjeon and Yoon Sung-won are running a cartoon entitled "Beautiful Gunbari" every Monday. The writer describes the situation in the mid-2000s when he was serving in the military in a very realistic manner. On the other hand, the difference between the existing comics is that the main characters and the order of the group are both women as in the comic universe South Korea has enacted a universal conscription policy which both men and women are required to perform compulsory military service.
The Dissolution of The Auxiliary Police Moon Jae-in, the president, announced plans to completely lift the Republic of Korea Auxiliary Police after 2023.
As a result, National Police Agency has been cutting staff by 20 percent every year since 2017.
After the last conscripted conscripts in December 2021, they will be completely abolished after September 2023. Finally, in 2023, march, the historic agency was officially disbanded after its long 55 years of service, and the remaining officers who were in the Republic Of Korea Coast Guard were discharged from service in June Fourth the same year, making it unofficially disbanded in that same day.
Relevant laws
Police law Act on the establishment and operation of the Auxiliary police force The Military Service Law
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