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      Weirdly enough, the police is well educated over here. So they can’t even claim ignorance.

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        The police officers committed these acts while they were still in training as part of their dual bachelor’s degree.

        Yet this is better than the alternative, it’s easier to get rid of them at the earlier stage.

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        Ok, you know different cops “over here”. In Hannover they’re mostly on the simple side, more spoons in the knife drawer, candles in a lamp shop. No boookz, more harassing homeless folks or kicking teenagers. Educa-what? All in all - despicable group of people. That’s not an opinion, that’s an observation over decades btw. So - it fits and doesn’t surprise at all.

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        Claim ignorance? How? “I didn’t learn in school that neo-nazism and abusing children is frowned upon in society” ?

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    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    Prosecutors in Germany have uncovered illegal content including Nazi symbols in chat messages involving five officers from three different police districts.

    The five men, aged 22 and 25, are suspected to have exchanged Nazi symbols in chats and possessed child pornography during their training, according to Annette Milk, the chief public prosecutor investigating the case.

    Nevertheless, the allegations are so serious that after examining each individual case, I immediately banned the three officers from conducting official business," Friederike Zurhausen, the police chief of Recklinghausen, said in a statement.

    “Young civil servants, like older ones, must stand up for justice, law and the values of our constitution without a shadow of a doubt,” he continued.

    Several far-right terror attacks in 2019 and early 2020 prompted German authorities to warn of escalating extremism, which led to these hate-speech laws being tightened last year.

    According to the latest ministry information from the end of July, the North Rhine-Westphalian police have suspended or penalised 105 incidents of right-wing extremist behavior over the past six years.


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    Who should we trust if not in those who have sworn to protect us and the law?

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    1 year ago

    So… how did they find this? No background information provided for this story. By the end of the article they no longer found it, it was an accusation?

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      Not sure if you noticed dear American, but if you look reaaallly closely you’ll see that they are GERMAN police and not your flavor of pyscho garbage roleplaying as law enforcement.