Use of force and assaults on police officers in Pomurje in the period of 2010 - 2015

Ker se tako kot vse drugo tudi policija z leti razvija in izboljšuje, je na kratko prikazana zgodovina pomurske policije. V diplomskem delu so v zaporedju od najmilejšega do najnevarnejšega predstavljena zakonita prisilna sredstva v Sloveniji. Sledi obrazložitev, kdaj lahko uradna oseba, v tem primeru policist, poseže po teh prisilnih sredstvih. Prav tako je vsako prisilno sredstvo na kratko opisano. Ker vsi kršitelji ne upoštevajo navodil in ukazov, ki mu jih je policist izrekel in nekateri nanj izvršijo napad, je definirano, kdaj gre za napad na policista. Obdelani so statistični podatki za območje Policijske uprave Murska Sobota v obdobju petih let, od leta 2010 do leta 2015. Zajeti so podatki, koliko policistov je bilo napadenih s strani kršitelja in koliko je bilo izvršenih kaznivih dejanj napada. Teoretično je prikazano tudi, zakaj do napada na policista pride. Za lažjo predstavo in natančnejše podatke so podatki razporejeni po posameznih obdobjih in po policijskih enotah v Pomurju. Najprej je prikazana številčnost uporabe posameznega prisilnega sredstva na vsaki policijski enoti, ki spada pod Policijsko upravo Murska Sobota ter posledice njihove uporabe pri policistih in kršiteljih. Te so opredeljene kot vidni zunanji znaki, lahka telesna poškodba, huda telesna poškodba, posebno huda telesna poškodba ali smrt. Posledice uporabe so prikazane po letih in njihovi stopnji brutalnosti. Ugotovili smo, da uporaba prisilnih sredstev pri pomurskih policistih zmanjšuje. Največ krat uporabijo telesno silo kot prisilno sredstvo. V obdobju od leta 2010 do leta 2015 se je zmanjševalo število napadov na policiste, saj je bilo leta 2010 in 2011 napadenih 34 policistov, medtem ko je bilo leta 2015 napadov na policiste 22. Višja številka je bila leta 2012, ko je bilo napadenih 67 policistov. Posledice napadov ostajajo z leti približno enake.Police is developing and getting better every yearso there is history of Pomurje\u27s police. In this degree are presented lawful means from lenient to most dangerous in Slovenia. The following is an explanation when office police, which is an official person, can use those coercive means.Every coercive mean is also described briefly. Since all violators do not follow the instructions and orders the police officer pronounced and some of them commit an attack, it is defined when it comes to attacking a police officer.Next are discussed statistical data for the area of the Murska Sobota Police Management in a period of five years, from 2010 to 2015.There are gathered datas on how many police officers were attacked by the offender and how many criminal atcs of attack were executed. Theoretically it is also shown why it comes to an attack on a policeman. For easier representation and more precise data, the data are arranged over time and by police units in Pomurje. First there is shown numerically the use of coercive means at each police unit belonging to the Murska Sobota Police Management and the consequences of use coercive means by police officers and offenders. Consequences are defined as visible external signs, minor bodily harm, grievous bodily harm, especially grievous bodily harm or death. The consequences of using coercive means are shown by years and their degree of brutality. We discovered that use of coercive means in Pomurje\u27s police is decreasing. Most times police officers use physical force as coercive mean. In the period from 2010 to 2015 the numbers of attacks on police officers reduced. In 2010 and 2011 they were attacked 34 times and in 2015 22 times. The highest number was in 2012, when they were attacked 67 times. The consequences of attacks are staying similar