After Escape From Shooting in Gevelsberg: Policewomen Lose Official Status
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Two police officers who had left their colleagues behind in a shooting lose their official status. A court considered their behavior a serious service offense.
21 shots, two policemen under fire, two colleagues drive away: the Münster Administrative Court is now removing them from the civil service.
Two female police officers accidentally bump into traffic control in the Ruhr area, during which shots are fired. However, in the delicate situation, the two of them behave less collegially and are then sentenced to a probation sentence. Now there is another decision to the detriment of the two women.
In 2020, they abandoned their colleagues, and now the administrative court has imposed the maximum disciplinary penalty for the two women.
Because they left their colleagues alone in an exchange of fires, two women police officers from North Rhine-Westphalia were removed from the civil service due to service offences.This was decided by the Administrative Court of Münster after oral proceedings on Monday, as reported.The police officers fled Gevelsberg in 2020 during a firefight and did not help their colleagues under attack.In 2021, the District Court of Schwelm imposed a year's i…
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