Police chief inspector

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Police chief commissioner ( PHK ) or police chief commissioner ( PHKin ) is an official designation for law enforcement officers in the German police in the higher service (depending on the federal state, other designations have been introduced, e.g. qualification level 3). At the criminal police , the corresponding official designation is Kriminalhauptkommissar ( KHK ) or Kriminalhauptkommissarin ( KHKin ).

Police chief inspectors are assigned to the salary groups (BesGr) A 11 or A 12. The promotion to Chief Inspector A 11 is the second promotion office in the career of the senior police enforcement service. Chief Inspectors A 12 are not appointed, but merely assigned to a post by order . This is not an appointment in the sense of civil service law (cf. for the federal government Section 10, Paragraph 1, No. 3 BBG ), as no office with a different official title is awarded.

Insofar as police chief inspectors are assigned to salary group A 11, they typically perform their duties as managers or specialists such as B. as a service group leader, important processing z. B. in staffs, raised patrols, troop leadership or as teaching or training staff in the police educational institutions. Police chief inspectors are investigators from the public prosecutor's office . You take on direct or indirect managerial tasks in many federal states, especially after you have been trained in A 12. Typical uses are e.g. B. Dienststellen- or OU lines (z. B. line of police stations, police stations, or guards, Specialized areas or subjects in rods), but in particular also vice Dienststellen- or OU lines, service group lines on large territories / stations / police stations, cable guide (in closed units riot police ), important cases e.g. B. in ministries or staffs, or special specialist responsibilities in police educational institutions z. B. as a department head or as a particularly experienced subject teacher.

The next lower official title is " Police High Commissioner " (BesGr A 10), the next higher official title is " First Police Chief Commissioner " (BesGr A 13).

The rank badge consists of three silver stars (with A 12 in many federal states such as Bavaria or Berlin also four silver stars) on a dark blue background (in the case of the water police and the Federal Police Office at Sea, a gold braid of eight mm between two gold braids twelve mm).

  • Police A11

  • Police A12

  • A12 protection police in Baden-Württemberg and Saxony

  • Water police

lower official title
police superintendent 		current title of
police chief inspector 		higher official title
first police chief inspector
Career: medium service - upper service - higher service
All official titles at a glance: see official titles of the German police .