28 women and 74 men: police master start their career!

28 women and 74 men: police master start their career!

On February 25, 2025, 102 graduates successfully completed their two and a half years of training in the middle police enforcement service at the Federal Police in Eschwege. Many present report that the emotional ceremony, which took place in the presence of families and friends, reports that the joy and pride of the new police master were literally tangible. During the event, the graduates were officially appointed and were able to proudly accept their new ranks.

Tobias Muth from Gelnhausen was awarded first place for his outstanding achievements and 13.66 ranking points (grade: very good). This not only reflects its commitment, but also the high quality of the training that the federal police offers. Representatives of the graduates, Jessy Lee Däster and Sebastian Gülzow, thanked their speeches with the training staff and their families for their support during training.

Need for new forces

Police Councilor Benjamin Liehr, the head of the training center, kept the speech and emphasized the increasingly urgent need for new forces in the federal police. The newly baked police champions will now be active in nine operations of the federal police in Germany.

It is particularly interesting that the new officials are used in different cities. These include departments in Duderstadt, Bad Düben, Hünfeld, Ratzeburg, Uelzen, Frankfurt/Main, Rostock, Pasewalk, Kiel, Munich, Berlin, Chemnitz, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Hannover, Hamburg, Kassel, Darmstadt and Düsseldorf. The distribution shows the need for a broad presence of the federal police in various regions of Germany.

graduates from the region

from the Werra-Meißner district, several graduates have also successfully completed their training. This includes in particular from this region:

• liliann Lynn Tiffany Wessel (Eschwege)
• Simone Pieruschka (Wanfried)
• Marian Andreas Böhm (Waldkappel)
• Till Weineck (Wanfried)
• Simon Klostreich (Eschwege)

Wessel and Pieruschka will work in the federal police inspections at Frankfurt Airport. Böhm and Weineck are planned for the federal police departments in Duderstadt and Hünfeld, while Klostreich is used as a control and patrol officer in the Federal Police Revier Darmstadt.

District Administrator Nicole Rathgeber and Mayor Alexander Heppe congratulated the new police maker and paid tribute to the decision to start a police service. In addition, police director Martin Kröger from Hanover did not miss the opportunity to honor the youngest graduates, Björn Beulke with a symbolic red thread.

The event was also enriched by musical performances by the Saxophone Quartet of the Federal Police Orchestra Hanover. The atmosphere was both solemnly and inspiring and offered a suitable framework to appreciate the new phase of life of the graduates.

If you are interested yourself, you can apply for training or studying in the police enforcement service to the federal police. The possibilities are diverse and the application period is available all year round. Further information can be found on the website of komm-zur-bundenpolizei.de .