City Police Frankfurt
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City Police Frankfurt am Main |
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| State level | city |
| position | Executive body of the regulatory office |
| Supervisory authority | Frankfurt am Main: Ordnungsamt |
| founding | June 1, 2007 |
| Headquarters |
Frankfurt am Main , Hesse
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| Servants | approx. 260 |
| Web presence | www.frankfurt.de |
The Frankfurt City Police is the field service of the Public Order Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main and was founded on June 1, 2007. The approx. 260 employees of the city police are auxiliary police officers in terms of § 99 of the Hessian Law on Public Safety and Order (HSOG).
The city police work closely with the Hessian police , the federal police as well as with customs and the Federal Office for Goods Transport . As part of a cooperation with the Frankfurt am Main Police Headquarters (“Security and Order Partnership”), joint controls, patrols (“Mixed Double” campaign) and operations are carried out together.
history
When the municipal protection and criminal police were absorbed by the Hessian state police in 1974, the municipality filled the gap by expanding the powers of the field protection police - a forerunner of the public order office - and reorganizing said special police in the newly established field protection and investigation service . The field protection was renamed to Ordnungspolizei in 2004, thus implementing an amendment to the Hessian Hazard Defense Act, which determined the renaming of the municipal auxiliary police.
Many municipalities then also changed the vehicle labels. Especially in Frankfurt am Main and Darmstadt there were protests against this renaming, as this term was also used for part of the police under National Socialism (see Ordnungspolizei ). The inscriptions in Frankfurt and Darmstadt were therefore initially changed back to the Ordnungsamt .
On June 1, 2007, the field service of the public order office was named City Police and City Police - Traffic and City Police - Traffic Monitoring. The monitoring of stationary and flowing traffic was assigned to the road traffic office ( city police - traffic monitoring) and monitoring and investigative tasks from areas for which the municipalities are responsible in Hesse, the public order office ( city police ). For a better understanding of the citizens, the city police of the Road Traffic Office has been called the City Traffic Police since 2017 .
Structure and organization
The public order office and the road traffic office are two offices within the Frankfurt city administration.
The Road Traffic Office with traffic monitoring is responsible, among other things, for towing vehicles, construction sites, stands, dangerous goods monitoring, scrap vehicles, heavy transports, events in the road area, traffic education, traffic regulation and traffic lights and traffic monitoring.
The other areas are dealt with by the public order office, whereby the tasks in traffic partially overlap (e.g. driver's licenses, driving bans, vehicle controls, unstamping of vehicles, catering, annoyance due to noise, smell and rubbish, matters relating to taxi traffic).
education
For training at the Frankfurt City Police, the following requirements must be met:
- Minimum age of 18 years,
- School-leaving certificate and completed vocational training,
- Possession of a class B or 3 driving license,
- Certificate of good conduct without entries,
- Health suitability to carry weapons and sufficient suitability for shift work.
Recruitment test
The recruitment test at the Frankfurt City Police consists of a written test, a sports test and an interview with group tasks.
Sports test
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Cooper test
- The participants must cover the greatest possible distance for them within twelve minutes.
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Bench press
- Participants have to bring a barbell on the flat bench to the high stretch as often as possible.
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50 meter run
- Participants must complete the route as quickly as possible.
- Figure eight
- The figure eight exercise is run five times. Sit in contact with the middle box and dive through an open box element at the intersection.
Training content
Training is provided by the Hessian Administrative School Association, on courses offered by the Personnel and Organization Office, by lecturers from the Hesse Police Academy, by employees of the Frankfurt Police Headquarters, by employees of the city police and employees of other offices and authorities.
Basic training
- Basic course for auxiliary police officers
- Organizational structures and general regulations
- Shooting training
- Use of direct coercion using physical force, aids, baton, irritant sprayer and weapons (including firearms)
- Use and handling of the multi-purpose rescue stick
- Radio instruction
- First aid
- PC courses
- De-escalation strategies
- Towing instruction
- Traffic control
- Procedure for prohibited prostitution
- Detection of forgery of documents
- Basics of the Criminal Code (StGB) and the Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO)
- Legal bases
After completing the training, you will be employed as an employee (pay group 9a - collective agreement for the public service of the State of Hesse ).
tasks
The city police have the following tasks, among others:
- Waste law
- Investigations into wild garbage dumps in the outdoor areas
- Illegal bulky waste deposits
- Penalty for unauthorized disposal of small waste
- Immigration law
- Identification of illegal persons and execution of deportations
- Legal checks on foreigners
- Fishing law
- Security
- Immediate troubleshooting in the event of accidents and criminal offenses
- Protection of private rights where required by law
- Issuing of dismissals in the event of disruptive or dangerous behavior
- Assistance of all kinds
- Health oversight
- Intervene when there is a risk of infection from pests and rats
- compulsory placement of mentally ill people in case of danger
- Commercial and restaurant law
- Controls of catering regulations and licenses
- Review of the employed staff with regard to the Infection Protection Act
- Review of illegal employment
- Monitoring of the travel trade , the summer gardens, the goods displays in the retail trade, the betting offices and game libraries
- Green area statute
- Intervene with dogs that are not on a lead
- Intervene in the case of barbecues, camping, illegal parking and property damage
- Immission control law
- Noise complaints from restaurants, from the neighborhood and at events
- Intervene in the event of odor nuisance
- Protection of minors
- Transfer to parents during the night
- Transfer to the youth welfare office or police in case of "home runaways"
- Dangerous dogs
- Screening, identifying, confiscating and securing dangerous dogs
- Lottery right
- Controls of approved raffles and raffles on public streets and squares
- Review of the conditions
- Right to report
- Determination of residence on behalf of municipal offices or other authorities
- Prosecution of administrative offenses according to the Registration Act
- Nature conservation law / tree protection statute
- Prevention or detection of violations of nature conservation regulations
- Passenger transport law
- Taxi controls for the existence of a license
- Review of passenger transport tickets
- Calibration certificate of the taximeter
- Checking the cleanliness in the vehicle
- Police regulations of the city of Frankfurt ( local law )
- Action against aggressive and organized begging as well as begging with or by children
- Action against inappropriate use of the toilet facilities
- Action against storage and consumption of drugs, alcohol and drug consumption in playgrounds and schoolyards
- Monitoring of the leash constraint in dogs
- Controls of alcohol consumption at the outlets to the B levels
- Fight against graffiti
- prostitution
- Fight against prohibited prostitution
- Collection right
- Road traffic law
- Confiscation of driving licenses based on judicial or public prosecutor's orders
- House searches as part of the confiscation of the driving license in the presence of a judicial search warrant
- Investigations or criminal proceedings in the event of abuse or forgery of ID cards for the disabled
- Defense against drunk driving, unsafe cargo, etc.
- Monitoring of blocked roads and field markings
- Punishment of vehicle defects
- Elimination of traffic violations in order to avert acute danger
- Road traffic licensing law for motor vehicles
- Investigations and enforcement measures (cancellation of the license plate) for the vehicle registration office in the event of no insurance cover, vehicle tax debts or technical defects
- Right of assembly
- Review of demonstrations
- Monitoring of requirements in consultation with the responsible department for demonstrations / meetings
- Gun Law
- Confiscation and confiscation of weapons, weapons licenses and weapon ownership cards by order of the specialist authority or the court
- Controls of the prohibited arms trade in the travel trade and market traffic
- During personal checks, attention is paid to prohibited items in accordance with the Weapons Act for reasons of self-protection
- Water law
- Determination of conditions contrary to water law such as impermissible discharge into bodies of water, sewage collection pits, groundwater use, contamination of the soil
- Informing the lower water authority in the environmental office
Powers
The employees of the city police are auxiliary police officers according to § 99 of the Hessian law on public safety and order (HSOG). You have the powers of a law enforcement officer in your area of responsibility . You have the following skills:
- Personal checks and identity checks
- provisional arrests and personal identification (suspension)
- Displacement and detention
- Seizures / confiscation of evidence
- Traffic control interventions in traffic, issuing of police instructions
- Receipt of notifications in criminal and administrative offense law
- Use of direct force with physical violence, aids and weapons
The relatives are obliged to prosecute according to the principle of legality.
uniform
The city police wear the dark blue uniform of the police forces of the northern German states. This is also bought in the corresponding logistics center in Lower Saxony.
Official titles
| Salary grade | Service title |
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| A6 | Field Guard Master |
| A7 | Feldschutzobermeister |
| A8 | Field protection chief |
| A9 | Field Protection Commissioner |
| A10 | Field Protection Commissioner |
Note: Field Protection Commissioner is the highest official title that can be obtained by city police officers. The field protection foremen / chief masters / main masters are each one salary grade worse off than their colleagues in the Hessian state police. So is z. B. the field protection chief in A7, but the police or criminal chief in A8.
Collective bargaining workers employed by the city police are aligned with field protection commissioners (A9) in EG9 (ABC). Higher posts, such as the management of the various service areas (e.g. command and control, etc.), are filled with regular police officers. The head of the city police is currently (as of 2020) the chief police director Matthias Heinrich.
vehicles
Current police cars are Mercedes-Benz Vito , Opel Zafira and VW Golf
Current strip motorcycles are the BMW R 1150 RT and Kawasaki Versys 650.
Group cars currently are Fiat Ducato and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter .
The dog handlers of the city police currently use vehicles of the VW Caddy and VW T6 models .
Fiat Ducato Type I and II vehicles are currently used to transport people in accordance with the Law on Aid and Protective Measures for Mental Illnesses .
Vehicles of the city police traffic control are, Opel Zafira , VW Caddy , VW Touran , VW Passat and VW T5 . Most of the vehicles are ordered with natural gas drive.
For some time now, traffic monitoring has also had environmentally friendly vehicles such as the Toyota Prius (also as a plug-in) and the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.
Bicycles and e-bikes are also used on patrol duty.
Coloring
In the course of the color change, the color of the vehicles changed from green-white or green-silver to blue-silver or blue-white. The first blue and silver patrol cars were procured in early 2005.
New company vehicles are only procured in blue-silver or blue-white colors.
Unions
The interests of the employees of the Frankfurt am Main city police are represented by the police union , the German police union and the United Service Union (ver.di).
Among other things, the trade unions advocate better pay and better working hours. The Frankfurt (Main) city police are represented by various committees and specialist groups in the respective trade unions.
Web links
- Frankfurt City Police at par.frankfurt.de , the former website of the City of Frankfurt am Main
- Website of the Ordnungsamt Frankfurt am Main accessed on Feb. 25, 2020
Individual evidence
- ↑ Katharina Iskandar: Frankfurt: Frank wants more city police officers . In: FAZ.NET . April 25, 2017, ISSN 0174-4909 ( faz.net [accessed March 26, 2018]).
- ↑ Oliver Teutsch: City Police Frankfurt: City police wanted . In: Frankfurter Rundschau (Ed.): Frankfurter Rundschau . fr.de ( fr.de [accessed on March 26, 2018]).
- ↑ frankfurt.de, accessed on Feb. 25, 2020
- ^ Frankfurt am Main: City Police. In: www.frankfurt.de. Retrieved February 25, 2020 .
- ↑ frankfurt.de, accessed on Feb. 25, 2020
- ↑ Benno Kirsch: Private Security Services in Public Space: Forms and Consequences of Cooperation with the Police in Berlin and Frankfurt am Main, Westdeutscher Verlag, Wiesbaden 2003, ISBN 978-3-531-14009-4 , p. 125
- ↑ § 99 HSOG
- ↑ Green light for “Städtische Verkehrspolizei” , report from the FNP from February 25, 2017, accessed on February 6, 2018.
- ↑ Frankfurt am Main: Ordnungsamt. Retrieved February 25, 2020 .
- ^ Frankfurt am Main: City Police. Retrieved February 25, 2020 .
- ↑ frankfurt.de, accessed on Feb. 25, 2020
- ↑ on frankfurt.de
- ↑ http://www.polizeisammler.de/berichte/ordnungspolizei/si-und-ordnungsd-ffm.pdf ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Benno Kirsch: Private Security Services in Public Space: Forms and Consequences of Cooperation with the Police in Berlin and Frankfurt am Main, Westdeutscher Verlag, Wiesbaden 2003, ISBN 978-3-531-14009-4 , p. 125
- ↑ German Official Yearbook Hessen (2020 edition): Collection of regulations on civil service law, Walhalla u. Praetoria Verlag, Regensburg 2020, pp. 265–266
- ↑ Satisfied security department head: District tour confirms successes through 12,000 hours of patrol [1] , In: www.frankfurter-wochenblatt.de , March 19, 2019 (updated March 20, 2019), accessed May 5, 2020
- ↑ List and photos at www.polizeiautos.de
- ↑ Police Union: GdP - Ordnungsamt and Road Traffic Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main . Ed .: GdP - Ordnungsamt Frankfurt. ( gdp.de ).
- ↑ FFM . In: DPolG Hessen - German Police Union of Hessen . ( dpolghessen.de [accessed April 2, 2018]).
- ↑ ver.di (ed.): Specialist group local administration - Ordnungsdienste . April 3, 2018 ( verdi.de ).
