Dessau police affair
The Dessau police affair was an incident involving the Dessau police , which was uncovered in May 2007 by the Berlin Tagesspiegel editor Frank Jansen .
The events
Three police officers in specialist Commissariat "police offices state security" were from their superiors, the deputy chief of police of Dessau, during an official meeting in February 2007 prompted the acquisition of right-wing crime to stop. About the results of the discussion, in which it was said, among other things, “that you don't have to see everything”, “you could also write more slowly” (e.g. a report) and with regard to the official political campaign against right-wing extremism by the Interior Minister of Saxony -Anhalt, Holger Hövelmann , "take a look". "You shouldn't take all of this so seriously, that's all for the gallery". The three police officers made a “memory log” about this. This protocol led u. a. to the fact that the three officials were no longer allowed to work there. The parliamentary group of the left in the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt put through a parliamentary committee of inquiry in this regard . The opening of criminal proceedings for obstruction of punishment in office (Section 258a of the Criminal Code) was rejected by the competent public prosecutor based on the files.
Web links
- You don't have to see everything , dokzentrum.org - preparation of the DokZentrum
- Are there any personal consequences after the Dessau police affair? , NPD blog , June 14, 2007. ( Retrieved February 13, 2016. )
- Saxony-Anhalt: Dessau police affair is to be reported in the state parliament , Mitteldeutsche Zeitung - website, May 14, 2007. ( Accessed on February 13, 2016. )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ennullat, Gratzik, Kappert: Memorandum of a meeting with the ALP of PD Dessau on February 5th, 2007 . In: DokZentrum ansTageslicht.de. February 6, 2007, accessed June 23, 2020 .