Police Aachen saves life: Baby is born in the car!
Police Aachen saves life: Baby is born in the car!
On Sunday morning, shortly after six o'clock, an extraordinary incident occurred in Aachen, which surprised both the police and residents' emergency services. At Monheimallee, a driver spoke to the police and reported that a heavily pregnant woman was in contractions on the back seat of his vehicle. The child's head was already visible, which required a quick and determined reaction from the officials. According to WDR , the police officers acted immediately and made space for the urgent concern with blue lights and Martinshorn.
There was no time to lose while driving to the hospital. The police had to drive at high speed to save the life of both the mother and the unborn child. Curiously, the emergency vehicle was also flashed during a speed control during the rapid journey. Ultimately, however, the baby was born in front of the clinic. After this emotional event, both mother and child could be reported.
Special moment for the Aachen police
This spectacular birth is only part of the current events around the police in North Rhine-Westphalia and Aachen. At the beginning of April, the police NRW passed with news from many changes. September is usually a month of change, in which numerous new settings, appointments and transfers take place. Last week, the graduation ceremony for 148 newly appointed commissioners took place, which underlines that the Aachen police are continuously looking for fresh talent. This year 51 of the new commissioners start their service directly in Aachen. This reports the Presseportal .
The police training authority Aachen not only looks after the prospective commissioners, but also students who are used in various areas of the police service. One of the news is that 228 young people were appointed commissioner candidates and then start their career at the police. This development shows the endeavor to position the Aachen police as an attractive employer in the region and thus make a positive contribution to public security.
A look into the future
The orientation week for the new recruits follows the exciting experience in Aachen, followed by a theoretical training at the University of Police North Rhine -Westphalia. This training phase underlines the importance of well -founded knowledge in the police service. Four government inspector candidates, including two in the IT area, also begin their bachelor's degree, which illustrates the wide range of professions within the police. More information about career opportunities at the NRW police are on the DetailsQuellen