Police Headquarters West Palatinate
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 Police Headquarters West Palatinate |
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| place | Kaiserslautern | |
| architect | Ludwig von Stempel | |
| Architectural style | Neo-baroque | |
| Construction year | 1893 | |
| Coordinates | 49 ° 26 '14.4 " N , 7 ° 46' 16.5" E | |
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The Police Headquarters West Palatinate , based in Kaiserslautern, is the one for the independent cities of Kaiserslautern, Pirmasens and Zweibrücken , for the districts of Kaiserslautern , Kusel and Southwest Palatinate and for the municipalities of Winnweiler , Rockenhausen , Alsenz-Obermoschel (all three districts of Donnersberg ) and Meisenheim ( district of Bad Kreuznachberg ) responsible police headquarters of the Rhineland-Palatinate state police . Around 600,000 people live in this area of responsibility.
history
The West Palatinate Police Headquarters has existed in its current form since the Rhineland-Palatinate police reform in 1993. Long before that, Kaiserslautern was the seat of high-ranking police authorities in changing organizational forms.
Police chief Michael Denne has been the head of the West Palatinate Police Headquarters since January 2017.
Field Office
The headquarters of the West Palatinate Police Headquarters is located in the building of the former Kgl. Bavarian district command at Logenstrasse 5 in Kaiserslautern, in the immediate vicinity of the main train station . The building was built in 1893 by Ludwig von Stempel in the neo-baroque style . Today he is on the list of monuments of the city of Kaiserslautern .
Authority building
The police headquarters in West Palatinate are divided below the head of the authority into the two departments of police operations and police administration.
The police operations department is divided into the management staff as well as a criminal investigation department and two police departments.
Head of the police operations department and representative of the police chief is criminal director Heiner Schmolzi.
The Police Administration Department is divided into five sections.
Head of the Police Administration Department is Government Director Werner Mausolf.
organization
The area of responsibility of the police headquarters is divided into two police departments (Kaiserslautern and Pirmasens) and one criminal department (Kaiserslautern).
Police Directorate Kaiserslautern Head: Police Director Wolfgang Schäfer
- Police station Kaiserslautern I (Gaustraße)
- Police Inspection Kaiserslautern II (Logenstrasse)
- House of Youth Law Kaiserslautern (joint subject area juvenile delinquency)
- Landstuhl Police Station
- Kusel police station
- Police Station Schoenberg Kübelberg police station Lauterecken
- Rockenhausen Police Station
- Police motorway station Kaiserslautern
The field of football with the so-called "scene-savvy officials" is also affiliated to the Kaiserslautern Police Department.
Police Directorate Pirmasens Head: Police Director Stefan Bauer
- Criminal Inspection Pirmasens
- Pirmasens police station
- Dahn police station
- Waldfischbach-Burgalben police station
- Zweibrücken police station
- Zweibrücken airfield police station
Kriminaldirektion Kaiserslautern Head: Kriminaldirektor Frank Gautsche
- Central criminal inspection
- K 11: Capital offenses
- K 12: extremism / terrorism
- K 13: Organized crime
- K 14: White-collar crime
- K 15: Police crime prevention
- K 16: Search / observation
- Criminal Inspection Kaiserslautern
- K 1: Presence services (death investigations, gun crimes, missing persons, fire investigations) and permanent criminal service
- K 2: Sex crimes, violence against women and children
- K 3: Narcotics crime
- K 4: Property offenses
- K 5: Property crime
- K 6: environmental crime
- K 7: Forensic science / identification service
- K 8: Criminal police collections / evaluation, IT application.
Neighboring forces
The area of responsibility of the West Palatinate Police Headquarters borders on that of the Rhine Palatinate Police Headquarters to the east, that of the Mainz Police Headquarters (both Rhineland-Palatinate) in the north, that of the Saarland State Police Headquarters in the west and the area of responsibility of the French police in the south .
There is also an inspection by the Federal Police in Kaiserslautern . Furthermore, the US armed forces have their own police forces (MP = Military Police / Army or SP = Security Police / Air Force) in the Kaiserslautern Military Community .
Special missions
Kaiserslautern hosted the 2006 men's soccer World Cup . In the Fritz-Walter-Stadion five World Cup matches were held, and there were in Kaiserslautern a big fan mile . Up to 2,500 police forces were on duty in and around Kaiserslautern on the respective match days.
The league games of 1. FC Kaiserslautern in the Fritz-Walter-Stadion are also regular big stakes .
Trivia
A literary memorial was set up for the West Palatinate Police Headquarters by the author Bernd Franzinger . His crime novels of the "Tannenberg" series are set in the Central Criminal Inspectorate of the Presidium. The fictional hero of the series, Chief Inspector Wolfram Tannenberg, is the head of the K11.
Web links
- Website of the West Palatinate Police Headquarters
- Twitter account of the Kaiserslautern Police Department
- Twitter account of the Pirmasens police department
- Press releases from the press office of the West Palatinate Police Headquarters
- Press releases from the departments in the Kaiserslautern Police Department
- Press releases from the departments in the Pirmasens Police Department
Individual evidence
- ↑ Police Headquarters West Palatinate. Retrieved July 29, 2019 .