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China first police blog

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Zhang Li from the police blog's babe gallery
A Chinese cop has started what the People's Daily is calling the country's first police blog.

The blog features a cheese-pop soundtrack of 'The Song of the People's Police', a gallery of police babes that allows you to vote for the hottest female cop, photos of police officers training, heartwarming tales of good deeds by police officers, and special warnings to citizens -- the current threat is bag snatching and pickpocketing, crimes that apparently always increase in the summer.

The image reproduced here is from the police blog's babe gallery. It shows Zhang Li, who is the 'image representative' of the Hebei Province police.

Xinhua has more information about the blog:

The founder of the police blog, Hao Chao, is a policeman and is proud of introducing something new, initially to the media and now to the public, in an effort to showcase hardships policemen face and difficulties they experience at work.

The police blog was an overnight hit, claiming more than one million visitors in its first two months.

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Somehow I doubt that this blog is going to do anything other than push the Party line and ignore/explain away those "incovenient" social/political problems that the Party wishes didn't exist.

Arf arf arf! Maybe Maxim or P-Boy will followup with the Babes of Gong An special issue!

ROFLMAO!!

Translation for those of you Middle Kingdomers: Rolling On Floor Laughing My Ass Off!!

Where is the discounted prisoners' organs section?

Funny, all the "freedom-loving" Americans crawl out the woodwork to add their snarky comments, even as they live in a country with greatest numbers of people imprisoned in the world.

But America is #1--in prisons and patriotic bullcr*p.

ROFLOL.

Yes, Amerika is evil blah blah. But if I am not mistaken, Tian is actually a Chinese guy.

All the proud Amurikans--and their stooges of whatever ethnicity--don't like it when America's vaunted freedoms are thrown into question.

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Danwei: Please post my comment, submitted for the second time now.

OK, your comment is posted. But Danwei is not the place for anti-American rants: this website is about media and advertising in China. And this post about a police blog in China has nothing to do with the "vaunted freedoms" of the USA.

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I never seen police like this in China !!!

I am doing a report of women in the police force in China and am having trouble finding anything about women police offiers if you could let me know where to look that would be great.
thank you
candice andrews

Hello from Sacramento, California. I am a police officer with the Sacramento Police Department. I have been keeping a blog for our deparatment for about a year now. I was looking at your blog. Perhaps we could bounce ideas off of each other on new ideas and ways to get people to read them. Blogs are big here in the US. I was very impressed with the fact that you have one. Take a look at mine at www.sacpd.org. Click on the blog link. You can ask me (Officer Michelle) a question as well. Hope to hear from you....Sincerely, Michelle Lazark

You wouldnt be anything without the stuff you shove into our country made of whatever. Don't bash Americans. It is a police blog. and treat it as such. Police around the world encounter many of the same problems either administratively or on the street. That is what we should be sharing and encouraging.

we have been cheated by a supplier in China. What can we do to get redress? Please help. TQ

I know this is a police blog for different topics for discussion, which is why I wanted bring up the issue of sellers from one country selling to buyers from another country and the seller has no intention on making good on their end of the negotiation. In AMERICA (USA) we call this fraud. I have be a victim of such actions and would like to know if anyone could help me since I am here in the USA. I would like to take action against this person so that this person/people don't get the opportunity to do this again to other people. If you can provide assistance my email is mssonyaanderson@yahoo.com.

Thank you,
Sonya

For research in policing in China, see

http://works.bepress.com/kam_wong/

To whom it may concern,

I am interested id working as a police trainer in
China. I'm having trouble finding who to contact
in order to get started. I could sure use some
help.

Thank You,

Jim

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