Can the police station intervene in criminal private prosecution cases?

Criminal private prosecution cases usually refer to criminal reconciliation. The so-called criminal reconciliation means that in the process of criminal proceedings, the victim communicates directly with the criminal suspect and defendant through mediators or other organizations, and after the two sides reach a civil compensation settlement agreement, the judicial organ will no longer pursue criminal responsibility or reduce criminal responsibility for the criminal suspect and defendant according to the specific circumstances of the case. Articles 288 to 29 of the Criminal Procedure Law make special provisions on the procedure of criminal reconciliation and public prosecution cases. For intentional criminal cases caused by civil disputes, those suspected of violating personal democratic rights and property, public prosecution shall be initiated according to law, intentional criminal cases with imprisonment of less than three years and negligent criminal cases other than dereliction of duty with imprisonment of less than seven years shall be included in the scope of application of the procedure of public prosecution case reconciliation. Cases within the scope of the conciliation procedure. However, this procedure is not applicable to criminal suspects and defendants who intentionally commit crimes within five years. People's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs may handle cases in which the parties have reached a settlement agreement leniently according to law.