윤일홍님, 당신이 받은 건 "그냥 혜택" 아닌, "누구도 공감 못하는 특혜"에 불과,,,,,

[경찰개혁연대]

윤일홍님

이젠 어떻게 국내 교수자리 알아보러 온 게 아닌가 싶군요.

제가 <옴부즈맨과 인권> 책을 내고 나서

이 책을 미국의 경찰옴부즈맨 관련 인사에게

보내주었더니

엉뚱하게도

아래 윤일홍 님한테서 이메일 답장이 왔더군요.

아이다호주 보이즈시 경찰옴부즈맨을 맡고 있으며

미국경찰옴부즈맨연맹 총무인가로서

국제경찰옴부즈맨연맹 설립을 위하여

나름대로 역할을 하던

피어스 머피 씨인가 하는

그 인사가 윤일홍 님과는 마침

미국 현지 경찰학계 등에서

잘 아는 사이라며

자신이 전혀 모르는 한국 사람에게서

자기와 무관한 한국어 책

읽어볼 수도 없는 책을

보내왔다며,,,,

어떻게 된 영문인지

윤일홍 님에게 물어본 모양이지요.

그래 내가

윤일홍님에게

상하권이 있는데

그 미국 경찰옴부즈맨 인사 내용이 실린 책을

상, 하권 뒤바꾸어 보내

일이 그리 되었다고 전해주었지요.

자초지종

,,,

각설하고

앞으로 윤일홍 님은

경대출신 70~80%가

경대졸업후에도 계속해서

사법시험준비하는 현실을 혁파할 수 있는

방안을 제시하면 좋겠네요.

요컨대

앞장 서서 경찰대학 폐지

주장하는 게 합당하다는 것이지요.

경찰대학에 가 있는

다른 경찰대학 출신 교수처럼

이 경찰대학이라는 게

형평성 파괴라는 위헌적인 특혜에다가

위법적인 병역특혜까지 부여된

님이 그 온갖 특혜를 부여안고

그 젊은 나이 미국가서

교수되어

금의환향 하는 것은,,,,,,,,,,,

현장경찰의 피땀과

그보다도 국민들 피땀 위에

만들어진 것이고,,,,

한낱

한국에 의리지키러 왔다는

그런 망발은 하지 마시길,,,,,,,,,,

표모가 영국에서

경찰학 박사 1호라며

귀국하여

당신과 똑같은

홍보를 한 적이 있고

이무영청장이

계급 낮아도 박사 학위 있으면

경대교관 할 수 있다고

교수규정 바꿔가며

특혜 위에 특혜를 더 준 적이 있지요,,,,,,,,,,,,,

제발 제발,,,,,

이제들 그만 하오,,,,,,,,,,,,

사시공부하라고 경찰대학 특혜 준 게 아니고

미국 대학교수 되라고 경찰대학 특혜 준게 아닌 것을

윤일홍님, 당신은 잘 알겠지요?

이제 한국 와서

좀 관망해 보다가

의무복무년수 채우든가

못 채우더라도 반환금

최소로 줄이도록 해보든가

아니 이미 다 채웠으면

국내 교수자리 구하든지

여차하면

다시 미국가서

교수하려는 행색,,,,,,,,,,,,

그 누가 모르리요,,,,,,,,,,,,,

그게 다 경찰대학설치법에서

위헌적인 특혜를 준 취지가 아니라는 것,,,,,,,,,,,

당신 잘 알지 않소,,,,,,,,,,,,??????????

경찰대학 나와 보니

경찰이란 결국

내 갈 길 아니라는 것,,,,,,,,,,

그걸 깨닫는 데에는 

전혀 시간이 걸리지 않는다는 걸

당신들 경찰대학 출신들은 모두가

너무도 잘 알고 있지 않소!

그러니

사시쳐서 빠져나가려고

발버둥치고

그러다가 판검사 변호사

빠져나가든지

아니면

운좋게 당신처럼

미국가서 교수되어 돌아오고

그것도 저것도

아닌 졸업생만

경찰에 남는 형국 아니겄소?

그 사이 현장경찰

죽어나는 것,,,

잘 알지 않소?

세계적으로 유례없는 경찰대학 특혜,,,

이를 덮어보려고

순경출신 현장경찰에게도

경찰대학 특혜와 똑같이

세계적으로 유례없는

경위 경감 근속 특혜 주어야 하고,,,,,,,,,,

당신들 병역특혜 지키려고

부모형제 맞서

몽둥이질

최루탄퍼붓기

테이저건쏘기

물대포쏘기

용산참사처럼

살인진압까지 하도록 내몰려야 하는

전의경들,,,,

병역특혜 지키려면

그 소대장 중대장 해야 하고

그러려면

전의경 폐지해서는

절 대 아 니 되 고

노무현 대통령이 없애기로 한

전의경 살려내는 괴력을 발휘,,,,

물론 이명박 파쇼에 편승해서,,,,

잘 하는 짓들이오.

유신독재 지키려고

전의경 강화한 박정희 판박이,,,,

민주경찰 만들려고

전세계 유례 없는 전의경 없애기로 한

노무현 정부 정책 되돌리는

이명박 파시즘에 편승하는,,,,,,,

경찰대학 때부터 이미

경찰국가로 전락한

이 나라 경찰대학 출신은

참으로 파시즘과 한통속이군요......

경대출신이 전의경대 근무하며

그 전환복무 마치면

그때 비로소 병장 계급 받는데 불과하면서도

전의경대 근무 중

경위계급 국가공무원직 휴직도 하지 않은 채

경위 월급 꼬박꼬박 챙기고,.,,,,

이게 도대체 뭐요,,,,,,,,,????

그게 사리에 전혀

맞지 않는다는 걸

당신 스스로 너무 잘 알지 않소?

자치경찰하면 국립경찰대학 무너질 수 있으니

현행 국가경찰 몽땅 그대로 두고

하나마나 한 자치경찰 시늉이나 해야 하고,,,,,,,,,,,,

유럽국가 신임경찰

미국 영국 신임경찰

대졸자 전무하거나 극소수에 불과한 반면

우리나라 지금 거의 100% 대졸자 신임경찰 아니요?

그런데 왜 신경순경교육을

6개월에서

1년으로 늘린단 말이요?

청문감사관 수백명

지구대장 수백명

이런 걸 만들 때마다

그 속을 누가 모르리오,,,,,,,,,,,

경대출신 갈 자리 만들어야 하노니,,,,,

지금 신임순경 교육기간 늘려

대졸자 대상으로

당신들 경대출신들이 교수요원으로 가서

도대체 뭘 어떻게 가르치겠다는 거요?

이게 뭐요,,,,,,,,,,

경대출신도 똑같이

비리 저지르며

용산살인진압 항거는 커녕

바른 소리 하는 퇴직 경찰

능욕이나 하게 만들고,,,,,,,,,

이런 것들을 제대로 짚어내

바로 잡도록 하는

경찰학자가 되길 바라오만,,,,,,,,,

100% 망상이라는 걸 잘 알면서도

그냥 해보는 말이오.

어차피 경찰엔 애정도 없을 수밖에 없는 당신들 땜에,,,,,,,,,,,

대한민국 경찰이 이 지경이오.

용산이어

쌍용자동차 살인진압

직전이라지요,,,,

판검사 변호사니 교수는 이미

경찰대학설치법상 국민혈세 들여가며

병역특혜 주어가며

양성하는 경찰간부가 아니라는 걸

당신이 더 잘 알지 않소?

물론 당신들 중에

이 나라 경찰총수 금세 나오겠지요.

그럼

이 나라 경찰

수사권 독립하며

세계 최고 경찰이 된다는 말이요?

아니잖소.

개인적으로 당신 갈 길은

너무도 뻔한 것 같소. 

아니,

판검사, 변호사, 교수끼고

이 나라 경찰대학 출신 치안총수가

쿠데타 일으키지 말란 법 있소?

국방부 소속 경찰대학 제도 운영하는

칠레처럼,,,,,,,,,,

 

“조국이 나를 이만큼 키워줬으니까 이제는 조국을 위해 열심히 일을 해야죠.”

언론에 이렇게 말했다고 보도되는데

어쩔 수 없이 온 것 아니겄소?

언론플레이 당신에게

혹 부메랑이 되어 날아갈까 봐

심히 걱정되는 바이오.,,,,

그러나 우리나라 경찰대학이

미국에는 전혀 없는 특혜 덩어리라는 걸

너무도 잘 알지 않소? 당신은,,,,,,,,,,,,

우리나라 경찰대학이

막대한 혈세를 쓰면서도

현장경찰 업그레이드와는

직접적으로 아무런 관계도 없다는 걸

당신이 더 잘 알지 않소?

당신이 어느 대학 강단에 선다 할지라도

명심해야 할 것은

진정 이 나라, 이 나라 경찰을 위해서는

하루 빨리 경찰대학 혁파, 폐지 해야 한다는 점을

나름대로 미국 경험을 살리고 보태서

널리 알리도록 하는데 있다고 보오,,,,,,,,,,,,

그렇게 할 수 있겠소?

“美 교수 휴직하고 고국 경찰 복직합니다”

 대전 | 윤희일기자 yhi@kyunghyang.com

 

ㆍ보이시주립大 윤일홍씨, 대전동부서 근무

 

 

“조국이 나를 이만큼 키워줬으니까 이제는 조국을 위해 열심히 일을 해야죠.”

미국 아이다호주의 보이시주립대학 형사정책학과 교수로 일하던 윤일홍씨(39·사진)는 조국의 은혜를 갚기 위해 지난 20일 대학에 휴직계를 내고 귀국길에 올랐다. 윤씨는 8년 전까지 자신이 근무하던 대전동부경찰서의 작전경비계장으로 27일 복귀했다.

윤씨는 이 경찰서 교통사고조사계장으로 일하던 2001년 유학길에 올랐다. 정부의 공무원 장기유학시험을 통과, 미시간주립대학 형사정책학과 석사과정에 합격했다. 석사과정 2년 동안에는 정부의 지원을 받았다.

그러나 정부지원이 끊긴 박사과정부터는 아르바이트로 학비와 생활비를 마련했다.

그는 2007년 7월 <텍사스주에 있는 범죄피해자 구호제도>라는 제목의 논문을 써 박사학위를 받았다. 박사과정 3년차에 텍사스주 범죄피해자연구소에서 연구원으로 일하면서 쓴 이 논문은 텍사스주 국회의원들이 피해자 구제에 관한 정책을 입안하는 데 큰 도움을 줬다. 논문에 대한 높은 평가를 바탕으로 그는 보이시주립대학 교수로 채용돼 학생들을 가르쳤다.

윤씨는 그러나 이달 초 한국행을 결심했다. 과거에도 정부 지원을 받아 해외유학을 한 뒤 외국 대학에 교수로 채용된 경찰관이 있었지만 한국으로 돌아온 경우는 없었다. 그의 능력을 높이 인정한 대학 측은 그에게 ‘언제든 돌아오라’며 2년 동안 휴직할 수 있도록 했다.

윤씨는 “내가 경찰이 돼서 해외유학을 거쳐 교수까지 될 수 있었던 것은 모두 조국 덕분”이라며 “가정형편 때문에 국비 지원을 받는 경찰대에 입학한 데 이어 해외유학 자금까지 지원받았기 때문에 보은을 하고 싶었다”고 말했다.

<대전 | 윤희일기자 yhi@kyunghyang.com>

 

 

피어스 머피씨

 

 

Boise Weekly

 

JULY 19, 2006

Pierce Murphy

BY SHEA ANDERSEN

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The closest thing to a resolution to the 2004 police shooting of Matthew Jones came last week when Boise City Ombudsman Pierce Murphy released his 60-page report about the event. The report, which is available at www.boiseombudsman.org, also contains a response from Boise Police Chief Mike Masterson, who disputes Murphy's conclusions about violation of city policy regarding the use of force. Murphy reports directly to the mayor and City Council in his investigation of police misconduct allegations. BW sat down with Murphy and found that the soft-spoken former police officer studied for the priesthood, but finds that his studies of philosophy are his greatest asset.

I would think the ombudsman is a pretty lonely position.

That's true. Intentionally, by structure, it's an isolated or independent position.

How are you received when you show up at a crime scene? Are regular police officers used to you now?

I think that's true. And I can't speak for everyone. The first one [was] in 2000, when an individual was shot and killed at the corner of Franklin and Cole. The officers were a little less than eager. It was awkward for everyone. I would say it's at the point now where, yes, they expect me. My role is clearly defined. I have no complaints about what happens at the scene; we all have a job to do.

With all the stuff out there about this incident, was there ever a point where you thought this report wasn't worth doing, after everything else that was out there?

Not for a moment.

Did anybody ever question you in that regard?

The only questioning I've ever gotten along the way was, why is it taking so long? I'm open to that criticism. I always wish I could do it faster than I can. But here's the calculus I make: I have to balance speed against thoroughness. An ombudsman is a unique kind of animal. I feel that time is not of the essence. It's not totally disregarded, but it's really not of the essence. What's at the essence is a complete, thorough, objective investigation, with well-thought-out findings and recommendations. I will always sacrifice timeliness in order to accomplish those other goals because I think they're paramount. I fully recognize that the time is hard on people and the community. I feel sorry for that. I always try to get it done as quickly as I can. Also, I got the last document on Friday [July 7].

What in your background do you feel has prepared you for this better than anything else?

If I had to pick one, it would be the two years of graduate studies in philosophy. I spent four years as a member of a Catholic religious order, the Jesuits. I was studying for the priesthood. I already had my undergraduate degree, from Santa Clara [University]. They sent me up to Spokane to study, as part of the course heading towards ordination, to do graduate work in philosophy.

All that reasoning and that questioning, and getting that argument right, and being able to express it in writing, that probably more than anything else has served me in this job.

It seems that you have to be a detective, but also a bit of a counselor.

I stayed at Gonzaga [University] and did not get the master's in philosophy because I decided to leave the religious order. I stayed on, and decided to matriculate over into the counseling side and got a master's in counseling [psychology]. So yes, I certainly use those skills, of listening and counseling, in essence.

What about the notion of being a detective?

There's no question this is detective work. But it's not a crime detective. The analogy that fits best to the criminal world would be white-collar investigations. There's a heavy reliance on documentary evidence. Although, this is the first case that afforded me the opportunity to get involved in actual forensic work with actual physical evidence. That was fascinating for me. But most of the time, it's reviewing the forensic work of others. Interviews, a heavy reliance on interviews.

How many interviews did you do for this?

Roughly a dozen or so. Pretty intense interviews, some of them. I interviewed [Matthew Jones' father] two days after the event, at his request. I don't normally interview involved parties or witnesses until the criminal investigation is completed. But, from time to time, an involved person will seek me out and say, 'I want to make a statement to you.' And from time to time, we accommodate that and in this case, I did.

Was there any anxiety about interviewing the father so close to the incident?

I wasn't anxious about it. I made sure that he'd already been interviewed by the criminal investigators and that that process was finished. If it was important enough for him, then I felt it was important for me to accommodate that. And it was very, very valuable.

In a situation like this, where the father was so involved in the event, is there a question in your mind as to how you're going to use that testimony?

No. First of all, as "detective," as an investigator, anything a party to an incident, whether they're an actor or a witness, anything they have to say could be valuable. So I welcome the opportunity to listen to whatever that person has to say.

I try to use all the skill I can to ask questions and make comments during an interview that invite and enable a person to tell me everything they recall, and everything they know, and even how they feel or how they felt about directing, influencing and editing. It's very difficult to ask questions in a way to accomplish that without influencing what a person says.

Every time I interview somebody, they say things that are superfluous. But they aren't to them. And I've had many instances where I've gone back and listened to the recording of my interview, and the lightbulb comes on. And I'll say, 'At the time, I didn't think that was important.' And I'll have to go back to the person and say, 'Let's talk more about that.'

Do you think you'll do this job for a while longer?

I sure hope so.

I wonder what you'd tell someone who might succeed you.

I would say, be thorough. Be objective. Be reasonable. And most importantly, in your findings and opinions and recommendations, give no thought or pay no attention to how others may react. Instead, consider how you will react when you look yourself in the mirror.

 

OFFICE OF THE
COMMUNITY OMBUDSMAN

About Us

On July 20, 1999, the Boise City Council officially established the Office of the Community Ombudsman.  This office was established to investigate complaints of misconduct against Boise City police and law enforcement officers. The ombudsman's office is independent from all other City departments and reports directly to the Mayor and City Council.  In addition to investigating misconduct, the Office of the Community Ombudsman seeks to ensure that police policies and practices reflect the needs of the community.

Our Policy and Procedures

Ordinance 5930 (Establishing the Office of the Ombudsman)

Ordinance 6093 (Amendment to Ordinance 5930)

Types of Formal Cases and Process Flow Chart

The community ombudsman provides information through radio, newspapers, television, and presentations at schools and community meetings.  Please contact us if you would like to have the ombudsman speak to your group or attend a community meeting.

Meet Your Community Ombudsman

Meet the Staff

Learn About The History of the Public Sector Ombudsman

In the interest of better law enforcement we welcome your:

• Commendations
• Complaints
• Inquiries
• Constructive Criticism
• Suggestions

For your convenience, please complete a contact form to have a member of our office contact you.

 

 

 

 

OFFICE OF THE
COMMUNITY OMBUDSMAN

History of the Public Sector Ombudsman

For as long as government has existed, guaranteeing citizens fair and equitable treatment under the law has been an issue and various protections have been utilized over the years. In modern times the public sector Ombudsman, where instituted, has been a successful and valuable guarantor of citizens' rights. By impartial and independent investigation of citizens' complaints, it has provided an informal and accessible avenue of redress.

 The first public sector ombudsman (OM-budz-man, -buhdz-, -boodz-) was appointed by the Parliament of Sweden of 1809. The Swedish Constitution divided and balanced power between the king and Parliament with the king having executive powers and Parliament retaining legislative power. The ombudsman, who was appointed by and responsible to Parliament, was to protect individual rights against the excesses of the bureaucracy.

This first ombudsman's office, since its creation, has been the model for the public sector ombudsman, and set the definition that is still accepted today: a public official appointed by the legislature to receive and investigate citizen complaints against administrative acts of government. These acts may or may not include the administrative acts of the judiciary or the legislature, depending upon the statute.

The ombudsman concept spread through Europe and to this continent with the first offices being established in the United States in the mid 60's. This was a time in the United States when exposure of government secrecy and scandal, and when movements such as civil rights and good government created a political atmosphere more favorable to openness, and to establishing recourse for the aggrieved.

Hawaii established the first public sector office in 1967. Since then a number of states, counties and municipalities have followed suit by establishing offices of general jurisdiction.

The ombudsman movement in the United States has also been characterized by offices that represent a departure from the Swedish model. These variations would include offices with general jurisdiction but appointment by a governor or mayor, legislative offices with special jurisdiction such as corrections, and single agency ombudsman with statutory authority.

 

 

 

 

OFFICE OF THE
COMMUNITY OMBUDSMAN

 

 

OFFICE OF THE
COMMUNITY OMBUDSMAN

Ombudsman Pierce Murphy

Pierce Murphy, Boise's Community Ombudsman, was appointed by the Mayor and the City Council on March 2, 1999, and began work on April 5, 1999.  Mr. Murphy has extensive experience in human resource management, facilitation, mediation and investigation. Mr. Murphy earned a Master of Pastoral Studies degree in theology from Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana, a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington and a Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce from Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California.  Mr. Murphy began his career in 1972, as a law enforcement officer with the City of Menlo Park in California. Following his graduate studies and from 1986, until 1994, Mr. Murphy maintained an active Human Resource Management consulting practice, with clients throughout the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America.  In 1994, Mr. Murphy joined the Paper Division of the Boise Cascade Corporation as Manager of Human Resource Development. Mr. Murphy, his wife, and seven children make their home here in Boise, Idaho.

 

 

 

Meet the Staff

The Office of the Community Ombudsman has a small staff.  In addition to the ombudsman, there is a deputy ombudsman, an investigative analyst, and a part-time investigator.  The four handle over a thousand citizen contacts a year, audit the police department's internal investigations, investigate critical incidents, investigate citizen complaints and appeals, resolve service quality inquiries, provide mediation, conduct community outreach, research best practices in police policies and training, and work to continuously improve their own processes. It is possible to accomplish all of this because of the people on the staff.  Each one is truly dedicated to serving the community with integrity and dedication.

Pierce Murphy, Ombudsman
Mr. Murphy was appointed by the Mayor and the City Council on March 2, 1999, and began work on April 5, 1999.  Mr. Murphy has extensive experience in human resource management, facilitation, mediation and investigation.  Mr. Murphy earned a Master of Pastorial Studies degree in theology from Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana, a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce from Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California.  Mr. Murphy began his career in 1972, as a law enforcement officer with the City of Menlo Park in California.  Following his graduate studies and from 1986, until 1994, Mr. Murphy maintained an active Human Resource Management consulting practice with clients throughout the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America.  In 1994, Mr. Murphy joined the Paper Division of the Boise Cascade Corporation as Manager of Human Resource Development.  He and his family make their home in Boise.

Phoebe Smith, Deputy Ombudsman
Ms. Smith was appointed by the City Council on March 14, 2006.  She brings to the position a significant background in law.  She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Smith College and a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Oregon School of Law.  She is licensed to practice law in both Washington and Idaho.  Following graduation from law school, Ms. Smith practiced in the area of insurance defense.  Her public service includes an appointment as a deputy attorney general for the State of Idaho.  She also served as a law clerk to the Idaho Court of Appeals and the Fourth District Court of Ada County.  Ms. Smith actively contributes to the community and has held leadership positions in several non-profit organizations.  She and her family are residents of Boise.

Jennifer Butler, Investigative Analyst
Ms. Butler joined the Office of the Community Ombudsman in July 2005.  Ms. Butler received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Education from Idaho State University.  She has taught in Idaho and Nevada, as well as, the Federated States of Micronesia where she served as a School and Community Coordinator in the United States Peace Corps.  Her experiences as a teacher and Peace Corps volunteer have enhanced her ability to work with a variety of individuals with diverse backgrounds.  Ms. Butler also has an extensive office environment background that makes her an asset to the position.  Her skills are an integral part of the process of our daily operations.  Ms. Butler and her husband reside in Boise.

Dennis Dunne, Investigator (on-call)
Mr. Dunne began working in the ombudsman's office in 2005, as a volunteer.  In late 2005, early 2006, he served for four months as acting deputy ombudsman.  Mr. Dunne's expertise proved invaluable during this time and he now serves as an investigator with the office on a part-time basis.  Mr. Dunne received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California at Davis and a Master in Public Administration from the College of Notre Dame in Belmont, California.  He began his career in law enforcement in 1970, and retired in 2002, at a supervisory level.  He has experience working in patrol, traffic, personnel administration, investigations, and training.  Mr. Dunne also served as an in-service coordinator and instructor for the police academy, teaching Supervision, Field Training Officer, Background Investigation, and Driving and Force Options Simulator courses.  Mr. Dunne and his family currently live in Boise.

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