LAW AND ORDER: Inside the German police - Training to save lives and battle Terrorism | Documentary

[@timo3144]

As an immigrant, I say from the bottom of my heart that God bless the Fatherland and long live the men and women in uniform who make us all feel safe every day.

[@TheFoxYTB]

Finally a good English speaking documentary about the german police dropled❤💛💙 greetings from Germany

[@emailercc3565]

Dam german efficency and engineering❤❤

[@OPERATIONSAMUELINCIDENTKANDAKH]

There have long been independent police commissioners in the US, Canada, Australia and the UK. And the concept is not completely new in Germany either. Germany has a federal structure and is made up of 16 states, each of which operates a state criminal police force. Over the past few years, eight of the 16 states have introduced police commissioners. The impact this has had has been criticized as minimal. Police researcher Hartmut Aden from the Berlin School of Economics and Law told the TAZ daily that he finds the powers of the commissioners in the federal states to be inadequate. "In many cases, they can only attempt to explain the actions of the police. So the police commissioner is ultimately doing public relations work for the police," Aden said. Germany has several federal commissioners: The best known is the Commissioner for the Armed Forces, Eva Högl, an independent contact person for servicemen and women. The Free Democrat (FDP) Pascal Kober is the special commissioner for terror victims and their relatives. Civil rights activist Evelyn Zupke is the commissioner who supports people suffering from the health and financial consequences of the communist dictatorship in the former East Germany (GDR). 🇩🇪

[@chateaudisco1436]

Very effective against that wizard while stuck in mud

[@dawolf7784]

German efficiency always astound me❤

[@IssacMcCaskillMBAPhD]

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[@ivanflores-ramirez8105]

Very interesting so our federal police does everything unlike the United States they have different departments of law enforcement and divisions

[@lincolnhaldorsen5649]

Yes United States is kind of a police state you don’t need that many national/federal/royal/imperial/country level law enforcement agencies. You just need two: regular police and border police.

[@albertplumer]

Agreed, the future is foggy , plans to vote only if tax is paid. Ah .

[@DumbledoreMcCracken]

Helicopter has 2 drones onboard?

[@lucianasalles7272]

Bom dia !

[@undefined7141]

Ok calm down Germany. We still remember.

[@Shaytan.666]

Ok calm down Kyle it’s just the police and I think it's time to start worrying about your own genocides that are still happening today

[@stuartyablon7184]

they did a deplorable job at the Munich Olympics in 72.

[@carrot9581]

They didn't exist in '72

[@BulletK1ss]

That is the exact reason the GSG9 was founded, nitpicking about something that happened more than 50 years ago which is not relevant today anymore really shows your childlike behaviour though!

[@callsigndd9ls897]

Until 1972, there was only the regular police, which was not trained to deal with terrorist attacks, as there had never been anything like it in Germany. For this reason, special anti-terror units such as the GSG 9 of the Federal Police were established after 1972.

[@Clemensboi]

because of this GSG9 was founded

[@marcosambrosino]

As your parents did when you was born.

[@gta123987]

Ah yes, now imma get targeted german ads. Niccce

[@MrLynch-ei4dc]

Always ready? Really? Then...why cant they save thier own country?

[@Shaytan.666]

They do?