1983. Homicide – Obermenzing
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1986. Theft of vehicle wheels; Investigation of a suspect – Grasbrunn
1988. New head of the Central Psychological Service of the Bavarian Police (ZPD)
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1983. Homicide – Obermenzing
The victim is the Serbian German Mira Kostov, who lived alone in her house, but sublet several rooms (mostly to people from her country of birth).
However, the current sub-tenants were not in the house over the Christmas holidays.
Witness call:
Persons who can provide relevant information, in particular the
– have had contact with Mira Kostov in the past
– had seen them in the past few days
– lived in the past as a sublet or visited it
– in the area Amalienburgstr./ Pagodenburgstr. have made suspicious observations (e.g. suspicious persons or vehicles) between Thursday, December 24th, 2020 to Sunday, December 27th, 2020
are asked to contact the police headquarters in Munich, Kommissariat 11, Tel. 089 / 2910-0, or any other police station.
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1984. Operations by the Munich police in the context of the corona pandemic
On Monday, December 28th, 2020, around 1:45 p.m., a reporter called the police emergency number 110 and informed that he had seen several young people standing together on Verdistraße and had the impression that they were consuming narcotics.
Several patrols were sent to the site and met over ten people who were in a house that was currently empty. Eleven people were reported for violating the exit restrictions. Narcotics were found in one person and this violation of the Narcotics Act was reported. Then they had to leave the place.
On Monday, December 28th, 2020, around 7:00 p.m., officers from Police Inspection 16 (Hauptbahnhof) discovered that there were several people in a building on Bayerstraße who were clearly celebrating with each other. They consumed alcohol and listened to loud music. They did not wear any masks and did not keep the minimum distances to each other.
The celebration ended and people were checked. 18 violations of the infection control regulations were reported. After the ad was processed, everyone present had to leave the location.
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1985. Car driver drives without a license – Großhadern
It was found that the driver, a 25-year-old from Munich, does not have a valid driver’s license. For this reason, the continued journey was prevented and the vehicle key secured. Since the 25-year-old had previously shown abnormal driving behavior, he was taken to the Institute of Forensic Medicine to have a blood drawn.
In addition to the 25-year-old, there were also a 19-year-old woman from Munich and a 45-year-old woman from Munich in the vehicle. The 25-year-old stated that the reason for the late trip was that he wanted to drive the 19-year-old passenger, who was pregnant, to the hospital. Because of this, an ambulance was called for the 19-year-old.
When the 25-year-old showed up at the police station the next day to pick up the vehicle keys, after consulting with the vehicle owner, it turned out that she had insisted on returning her vehicle since the beginning of December. The 25-year-old did not comply.
He was reported for embezzling the vehicle, driving without a license and being drunk in traffic. A violation according to the Infection Protection Act will be examined.
The Munich traffic police have taken over the investigation.
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1986. Theft of vehicle wheels; Investigation of a suspect – Grasbrunn
The value of the nine stolen bikes is several thousand euros.
Among other things, the police carried out forensic evidence on site. One of the traces examined now showed a hit after a comparison with the police data at the Bavarian State Criminal Police Office. The suspect is therefore a 31-year-old Romanian who, according to current knowledge, is in Romania.
The police station 55 has taken over the investigation.
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1987. Burglary in the restaurant – Maxvorstadt
They stole electronic devices and cash with a total value of several hundred euros. Then the unknown perpetrator or perpetrators left the premises.
Witness call:
People who can provide relevant information are asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Kommissariat 52, Tel. 089 / 2910-0, or any other police station.
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1988. New head of the Central Psychological Service of the Bavarian Police (ZPD)
The ZPD started its work in 1964 as the first psychological service of a German police force in the Munich police force. It was founded in the aftermath of and as a consequence of the “Schwabing Riots” with the aim of advising the police leadership on all fundamental psychological issues, improving the police’s ability to deal better with social expectations and needs and dealing with police operations through psychological expertise to support.
Today the ZPD is an integral part and an indispensable element of the entire Bavarian police force. The ZPD provides psychological operational and investigative support and also makes a very important contribution to personnel selection within the framework of organizational psychology. In addition, the ZPD also offers the necessary psychosocial care, especially when police officers on duty or privately have been confronted with stressful or traumatic experiences.
Dr. As a qualified psychologist, Schmalzl has had a significant impact on the work of the ZPD since 1983 and he has been the head of the department since 2014.
During these years and decades, the ZPD’s repertoire has been steadily expanded and adapted more and more from general psychology to the special needs of the police service.
He worked tirelessly with his employees to expand and optimize the range of services.
Now, Dr. Schmalzl sent the ZPD as the central office of the Bavarian police for psychological questions and tasks to Ulrich Rothdauscher. As the head of the operations center, he acted as the top coordinator for dealing with the daily operational situation in the city and in the district of Munich with an average of 1,000 operations every day.
Ulrich Rothdauscher has been with the Munich Police Headquarters since 1991 and has worked here in a wide variety of areas in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th qualification level. He has headed the operations center since 2016 and before that he was responsible for the police in Neuhausen for several years. During his time at the operations center, he initiated and accompanied important processes in the content and organizational development of the area of ”managing immediate situations”. The Munich police have thus also learned important lessons from their large-scale operation at the 2016 Olympic shopping center.
Ulrich Rothdauscher: “I have great respect for the new task! But I am particularly looking forward to following the successful path of Dr. Schmalzl to go further, namely to further promote psychology as an integral part of successful and modern police work. As a police officer, I want to strengthen the bridge between the professionalism on the one hand and the people – both in the police themselves and those affected in and in connection with police situations – on the other. “
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