Dieter Hanitsch

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Dieter Hanitsch (* 1955 in Lutherstadt Eisleben ) is a German police officer. From 2005 to 2011 he was police chief of Dresden .

Life

Hanitsch began his career with the GDR riot police and underwent special training in supply services at the GDR Military Academy in Dresden. From October 1990 he headed the Dresden Police School. Hanitsch completed the advanced training for the higher police enforcement service at the Police Leadership Academy in Münster . In September 1991 he became head of the State Police Department Central Services Saxony. In September 1998 he took over the department for police technology in the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior . In February 2000 he was assigned the management of the management staff and the department for the police enforcement service at the Dresden Police Headquarters . From March 2002 he was head of the police headquarters. In January 2005 he temporarily returned to the Ministry of the Interior as head of division for operations and traffic police tasks, in order to be appointed Dresden police chief in August of the same year.

In June 2011 he was replaced as head of the Dresden police department and took over again as head of the state police department for central services. The main reason for this was a controversial radio cell query in February of the same year, during which his office evaluated telephone connection data of almost a million people on the occasion of the demonstrations and counter-rallies in commemoration of February 13, 1945 . In February 2015 he was reassigned to the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior and appointed inspector of the police. He was retired on March 1, 2017.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Press release of the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior of July 19, 2005, online at medienservice.sachsen.de , accessed on December 7, 2011
  2. Dresden - Police chief falls over cell phone data affair Spiegel-online from June 27, 2011