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Q: Who does the police boss report to?

Does the police chief of the typical Chinese city report to a ministry of public security or to the local city government? 

12 years 49 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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Isn't it all tiered? Local police - Public Security - City Mayor - Provincial Mayor - Beijing. I'm sure there's a few more on the food chain but that's the general gist. At least that's my guess.

mike168229:

Why would someone downvote this?

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NiceBrice:

There's no sense of logic and reason among internet users. The normal rules don't apply. So, who the hell knows? But thanks!

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Hulk:

Here's an upvote to balance.

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Police station of the city---->Police hall of the province--->Ministry of public security

When there are some terrible local crimes,the mayor will also take part in.

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