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Polizeikommissarin Julia Cherkas informiert Geflüchtete über mögliche Gefahren in Deutschland.

Language helps

Julia Cherkas came to Germany from Ukraine as a small child. Her language skills were never as valuable as when she visited refugee shelters in the Mettmann district.
Police inspector Julia Cherkas informs refugees about possible dangers in Germany.

Language helps

Julia Cherkas came to Germany from Ukraine as a small child. Her language skills were never as valuable as when she visited refugee shelters in the Mettmann district.
Tierisch gute Schnüffler: Die Malinois-Hündin Misty und Polizeioberkommissar Hendrik Wannagat sind ein eingespieltes Team.

Cell phone on the nose

For Malinois dog Misty, it's a big game when she finds smartphones, hard drives or SIM cards. Then she gets her bite, and the perpetrators often get a few years in prison.
Animal sniffers: Malinois dog Misty and police superintendent Hendrik Wannagat are a well-coordinated team.

Cell phone on the nose

For Malinois dog Misty, it's a big game when she finds smartphones, hard drives or SIM cards. Then she gets her bite, and the perpetrators often get a few years in prison.
Flyer statt Kontrolle: Martina Habeck und Markus Piotti informieren über Hilfsangebote.

With hands and feet

Martina Habeck and Markus Piotti from Münster police headquarters look after Ukrainian, Russian and Belarusian truckers at rest areas. Just one of many examples of how the NRW police help in times of war
Flyers instead of checks: Martina Habeck and Markus Piotti provide information about the help available.

With hands and feet

Martina Habeck and Markus Piotti from Münster police headquarters look after Ukrainian, Russian and Belarusian truckers at rest areas. Just one of many examples of how the NRW police help in times of war
Besonderer Arbeitsplatz: die Polizeikommissare Niklas Beermann (links) und Moritz Bücker am Skihang in Winterberg

Mission on the slopes

Niklas Beermann has received a certificate. It is awarded every year at the beginning of winter. The first person to report a ski theft receives this award. The police in Winterberg treat themselves to a little joke. Some things are different in North Rhine-Westphalia's highest police station than in other parts of the country. Ski theft is indeed a problem. 400 to 500 pairs are lost from the slopes in Hochsauerland every year. This is no trifling matter, as a pair of skis can cost a high three-figure sum. And so police inspectors Niklas Beermann and Moritz Bücker are always on patrol at "Bei Möppi" or at the other après-ski bars on the ski lift carousel. They show their presence.
Special workplace: police inspectors Niklas Beermann (left) and Moritz Bücker on the ski slope in Winterberg

Mission on the slopes

Niklas Beermann has received a certificate. It is awarded every year at the beginning of winter. The first person to report a ski theft receives this award. The police in Winterberg treat themselves to a little joke. Some things are different in North Rhine-Westphalia's highest police station than in other parts of the country. Ski theft is indeed a problem. 400 to 500 pairs are lost from the slopes in Hochsauerland every year. This is no trifling matter, as a pair of skis can cost a high three-figure sum. And so police inspectors Niklas Beermann and Moritz Bücker are always on patrol at "Bei Möppi" or at the other après-ski bars on the ski lift carousel. They show their presence.
Polizeiruf 110

Police call 110 - Call us!

"When can I actually dial 110?" This is a question that quite a few citizens ask, as the district police authority regularly finds out.
Police call 110

Police call 110 - Call us!

"When can I actually dial 110?" This is a question that quite a few citizens ask, as the district police authority regularly finds out.
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In urgent cases: Police emergency number 110