Brandenburg police

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Brandenburg police

Police star
State level country
position police
Supervisory authority Ministry of the Interior and Local Affairs
Headquarters Potsdam , BrandenburgBrandenburgBrandenburg 
Authority management Oliver Stepien (Chief of Police)
Servants 8000
Web presence Brandenburg police

The Brandenburg Police is the state police of the German state of Brandenburg .

assignment

The mission is to ensure public safety and order . As a law enforcement authority , it takes action against unlawful and criminal acts, identifies offenders and analyzes patterns of crime. Another task is to avert danger in the area of internal security , that is to say, the prevention or suppression of illegal acts of any kind. In the context of traffic monitoring, it regulates traffic flows and plays a key role in emergency assistance ( emergency calls ). Furthermore, the police, in close cooperation with authorities for crime prevention to possible offenses in advance to detect and prevent.

Legal bases

For the area of ​​hazard prevention, the police's powers to intervene are based on the Police Act of the State of Brandenburg, the Brandenburg Police Act (BbgPolG).

The authorization to intervene in criminal prosecution results from the Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO).

organization

Under the police headquarters there are four regional police departments (North, East, South, West), as well as the State Criminal Police Office and the Special Services department. The four police departments are subordinate to 16 police stations, 9 water police stations and 5 motorway police stations. The 16 police stations are divided into the headquarters of the police station and a further 33 police stations.

The police headquarters is led by Hans-Jürgen Mörke as police chief.

The general organizational structure is as follows:

Police Headquarters

  • Chief of Police
    • Management area
      • Presidential Office
      • Strategic Management Office
      • Service advice
      • Press office
      • Representative for German-Polish relations
    • Authority staff
      • Operations and situation center
      • Department 1 Operations and Crime Matters
      • Department 2 Logistics
      • Staff division 3 Human Resources
      • Department 4 Law

Police headquarters

There are four police departments, the structure of which is identical. The locations are in:

A directorate is organized as follows:

  • Management area
    • Press office
  • Management staff
    • Staff area 1 operational and criminal matters , service dog management
    • Department 2 Logistics
    • Staff division 3 Human Resources
    • Department 4 Law
  • Criminal Police in the Directorate
    • Leadership service
    • Serious Crime Division
    • State Security Department
    • General Crime Division
    • Investigation Support Department
  • Traffic police
    • Leadership service
    • Motorway Police
    • Task Force Video
    • Special traffic monitoring group
    • Traffic surveillance teams
    • Motorbike and escort service (exclusively in the West Police Department)
  • Water police
    • Leadership service
    • Guard service water police
  • Police inspection
    • Guide and district service
    • Guard and exchange service
    • Prevention
    • Criminal Investigation Department in the inspection

State Criminal Police Office

  • Central tasks
    • Central office tasks
    • Cybercrime
  • Central investigation
  • Central State Security and Counter Terrorism
    • Principle / evaluation
    • State security investigations
    • Undercover State Security
  • Forensic Institute
    • Classic forensic science
    • Forensic biology
    • Forensic chemistry / physics
    • Detection / crime scene service

Special Services Directorate

Central Police Service

The Central Police Service (ZDPol) is the central service facility for the police with its headquarters in Zossen , OT Wünsdorf.

He is not subordinate to the police headquarters, but directly to the Ministry of the Interior and is therefore on an equal footing with the police headquarters. Both the ZDPol and the University of Applied Sciences are service providers for the police headquarters, but are not subordinate to it.

Important areas are bundled here, e.g. B .:

  • Information technology
  • Procurement, technology and logistics
  • Central fines office ( Gransee )
  • Police medical service
  • Ordnance disposal service
  • Internet security

University of the Police of the State of Brandenburg

  • president
    • Presidential Office
    • Teaching and Research
    • further education
    • Central tasks

Training

At the University of the Police of the State of Brandenburg (HPol) the training and further education of all police officers for the entire state takes place.

equipment

uniform

Since July 2006 the new blue uniform has been gradually introduced. This was accompanied by a change in the cut. Since mid-December 2010, all officers have been dressed in the new blue uniform .

The police in Saxony and the Berlin police also use the uniform of the Brandenburg police. A senior Brandenburg official said:

"In addition to the Brandenburg and Berlin justice systems, the Berlin police with 17,000 employees to be equipped would be one of the largest customers that the Central Procurement Office could win."

vehicles

In the course of the color change, patrol cars and emergency vehicles in the color scheme blue-silver and blue-white were introduced. The first blue and silver patrol cars were handed over to the motorway police in mid-2002 . The color scheme was only introduced nationwide in 2005.

New vehicles are registered with license plates in the form “BBL 4-XXXX”, where “BBL” stands for “Brandenburg, state government and state parliament”. The reason for this change was the abolition of the official registration number on March 1, 2007.

The Brandenburg Police have been using Opel Zafira vehicles in the color scheme of blue-white-yellow as interactive patrol cars since 2015 . VW Touran patrol cars have also been in use since the end of 2017 . The color scheme here corresponds to the blue and white foil with neon yellow warning stripes already used on the Opel Zafira. Some patrol cars are printed with advertisements for starting a career in the Brandenburg police.

Almost all patrol cars are now "interactive", so they can display current missions on an integrated monitor. Navigation to the scene of the incident, the display of neighboring patrol cars, the operation of signals such as blue lights or "stop police" as well as the on-site punishment of warnings via a pin pad are possible. The interactive patrol car works via signals from the BOS digital radio, UMTS and LTE as well as various interfaces to the vehicle electronics.

history

On October 11, 1991, the Ministry of the Interior in Potsdam issued the ordinance on the police headquarters of the newly founded state of Brandenburg. This came into force on November 1st and provided that the newly formed Brandenburg Police were divided into six police headquarters (PP).

In addition, there was the State Criminal Police Office in Basdorf and the State Task Force (riot police) in Potsdam-Eiche.

This structure remained in effect until the police reform on July 1, 2002. Then the first police reform was implemented under the then Interior Minister Jörg Schönbohm . The central content of this reform was the amalgamation of the previous six police headquarters into two headquarters in Potsdam and Frankfurt (Oder). The police headquarters in Oranienburg, Eberswalde and Cottbus were dissolved and the protection areas, as well as the offices of the former PP Water Police, were divided between the two remaining PP. The protection areas Prenzlau and Schwedt were combined to form the new protection area Uckermark, and Eberswalde and Bernau to form the new protection area Barnim. The following structure came into force.

  • Police headquarters in Frankfurt (Oder) with the protection areas Uckermark, Barnim, Märkisch-Oderland, Frankfurt (Oder) / Oder-Spree, Dahme-Spreewald, Cottbus / Spree-Neisse and Oberspreewald-Lausitz.
  • Police headquarters in Potsdam with the protection areas Prignitz, Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Oberhavel, Havelland, Potsdam, Brandenburg an der Havel, Teltow-Fläming and Elbe-Elster.

The State Office of Criminal Investigation moved from Basdorf to Eberswalde, while the State Task Force (riot police) remained in Potsdam-Eiche.

The renewed reform of the Brandenburg Police is based on the plans of Interior Minister Rainer Speer, who was in office from 2009 to 2010 . On January 1, 2011, the first step of the police structural reform “ Police Brandenburg 2020 ” was implemented and

  • the state criminal investigation office (previously a higher state authority),
  • the police headquarters in Potsdam and Frankfurt (Oder) (previously two lower regional authorities ) and
  • the national operational unit (previously an institution of the country)

combined into a police headquarters - as the higher regional authority - with its seat in Potsdam. The reform " Police Brandenburg 2020 " should lead to the fact that the number of posts and posts in the police can be reduced to 7,000 by the end of 2019. The Presidium, which was created on January 1, 2011, was temporarily divided into four areas: Area 1 (former PP F / O), Area 2 (former PP P), Area 3 (former LKA), Area 4 (READING).

The current structure was introduced on December 1, 2011.

Others

The Brandenburg Police has been operating an e-government portal since 2002 - the Internet watch, where you B. can file criminal charges online or make reports relevant to the police. There is also the possibility to view speed camera photos of committed administrative offenses and to fill out forms to identify the driver or to be heard directly online.

There are around 200 security partners along the Polish border and in the vicinity of Berlin . In contrast to the voluntary police services or security guards in other federal states, there is no training for the security partners in Brandenburg and the service is carried out unarmed.

Web links

Commons : Police Brandenburg  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ [1]
  2. ^ Website of the University of the Police of the State of Brandenburg
  3. ↑ a b mi.brandenburg.de: Brandenburg's police officers now only go “in blue” after changing their uniforms , accessed on January 2, 2011.
  4. ↑ Opel Zafira: The new interactive radio patrol car at polizei.brandenburg.de, online, accessed on April 26, 2017
  5. ↑ Federal Ministry of the Interior: CeBIT 2016: The "digital" police car. March 16, 2016, accessed June 20, 2018 .
  6. ↑ Guide for the Brandenburg Police, Richard Boorberg Verlag, 1994
  7. ↑ Law on the police structural reform police 2020 of the state of Brandenburg
  8. ↑ Personnel requirement planning 2014 for the Brandenburg state administration (PDF; 574 kB)
  9. ↑ With OWi interactive, your data is on the safe side - Brandenburg Police Internet Watch from January 18, 2016
  10. ↑ Advice and help - I was flashed - Internetwache Polizei Brandenburg from January 18, 2016
  11. ↑ Where citizens patrol as partners of the police
  12. ↑ Municipalities are looking for security partners for the police