Young Bremer smeared police car - perpetrator in lightning speed!

Young Bremer smeared police car - perpetrator in lightning speed!

In an unusual nightly campaign, a 24-year-old Bremer sprayed a police car in Breitenweg in Bremen-Mitte on Saturday morning with police-single slogans. The crime occurred around 1:45 a.m., while the officers were in use in a nearby residential building due to a disturbance of disturbance. The perpetrator used the absence of the police forces and sprayed the words "1312" and "ACAB" on the patrol car, which was parked in a video monitored place. tixio reports that the cameras recorded the entire action and the video site quickly evaluated the recordings. This led to the rapid identification of the 24-year-old, who was found and arrested in the stairwell a little later.

The police take such incidents very seriously and has filed a criminal complaint against the man for property damage. A police spokesman emphasizes that public company vehicles are not a suitable “canvas” for such graffiti and that such actions are not tolerated. However, this aggressive form of protest also raises questions about the current police culture and is reminiscent of partly violent debates about police force, especially since the George Floyd case in the USA. Presseportal

police force in focus

The discussion about police violence has become more important in Germany. A study by the Goethe University Frankfurt am Main shows that excessive use of violence by police officers may occur. Criminologist Tobias Singelnstein explains that civil servants are authorized to apply violence in certain situations, but must always be preserved. Young men are often the main affected, and poor communication and stress are frequent trigger for excessive use of violence.

The study recommends reforming police training and training and improving communication between the police and citizens. It is also encouraged to encourage those affected by police violence to report incidents. This shows how important it is that the trust between the police and the civilian population is encouraged to avoid such incidents in the future.

The act described could only be the tip of the iceberg if you look at the more deeper problems in the ratio between the police and society. In such a climate, it is essential that measures are taken to reform both police work and to strengthen civil rights.