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Dealing with death is part of everyday working life for KK11 investigator Julika Böhlendorf.

The cases never let you go!

Murder and manslaughter lurk behind the solid bourgeoisie. The university city of Münster provides the perfect backdrop for German TV crime dramas. Wilsberg", who investigates dubious cases around the Prinzipalmarkt, or Thiel and Börne, the strange duo who solve murder cases in “Tatort”, achieve the highest viewing figures. How does Detective Chief Inspector Julika Böhlendorf actually investigate under these conditions? Is the real life of crime in Westphalia sometimes as absurd as portrayed by the actors? Or even dry as dust? We set off in search of clues in Münster's KK11. Just a few hours before we arrive, a homicide squad headed by Julika Böhlendorf has arrested two suspects.
Ein Polizist und eine Polizistin trinken vor einem historischen Kaffee-Mobil einen Kaffee.

Coffee with a cop - The police invites you

With a vintage truck, the police in NRW invite you to a coffee and conversation in a relaxed atmosphere.
A policeman and a policewoman drink a coffee in front of a historic coffee mobile.

Coffee with a cop - The police invites you

With a vintage truck, the police in NRW invite you to a coffee and conversation in a relaxed atmosphere.
Neugestaltung Grenzgang

Compass for emergencies: "Grenzgang" - ten years of teaching values

A decade ago, the State Office for Training, Further Training and Personnel Affairs (LAFP) of the North Rhine-Westphalia Police in Selm created a unique place to learn about professional ethics by setting up the "Grenzgang". There is great interest in the concept. The desire to try something similar has been growing for years in other federal states and abroad.
Redesign of the border walkway

Compass for emergencies: "Grenzgang" - ten years of teaching values

A decade ago, the State Office for Training, Further Training and Personnel Affairs (LAFP) of the North Rhine-Westphalia Police in Selm created a unique place to learn about professional ethics by setting up the "Grenzgang". There is great interest in the concept. The desire to try something similar has been growing for years in other federal states and abroad.
Bild des Behördenleiters Mathis Wiesselmann

Police Commissioner Mathis Wiesselmann

From 2015 to 2023, Mathis Wiesselmann headed the Mönchengladbach district police authority as Chief of Police. He retired in December last year. A decision on his successor has not yet been made. Mr. Jörg Schalk, Senior Police Director, is currently in charge of the authority.
Picture of the head of the authority Mathis Wiesselmann

Police Commissioner Mathis Wiesselmann

From 2015 to 2023, Mathis Wiesselmann headed the Mönchengladbach district police authority as Chief of Police. He retired in December last year. A decision on his successor has not yet been made. Mr. Jörg Schalk, Senior Police Director, is currently in charge of the authority.
Streifenwagen vor dem Osthofentor in Soest

Social media

Since July 2015, the Soest district police authority has also been active on social networks so that it can continue to communicate with the citizens of the Soest district in the future.
Patrol car in front of the Osthofentor in Soest

Social media

Since July 2015, the Soest district police authority has also been active on social networks so that it can continue to communicate with the citizens of the Soest district in the future.
Polizeibesichtigung

Public relations work in the Paderborn district police authority

Police public relations work strengthens communication between the police and citizens.
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In urgent cases: Police emergency number 110