Police 11 Altstadt

@Mary Okeke: This mother could have been me too - the same thing happened to me a while ago. - It wasn't about the parking ticket, it was about having been put under massive pressure by the aggressive demeanor of the policewoman. I was terrified by this person. My child too. And also another woman who stood next to me and witnessed everything. She said, "Just leave this woman (me) and the child alone." and, "It's a nightmare". - "It's a nightmare". - Zero willingness to talk. Zero empathy. And as you write, this occurrence after the 1st Corona wave and the fact that as a single parent you had to endure the hardest time of your life. Then something else! I had the feeling that she was jumping right on top of me, I had the feeling that she was hooked. For whatever reason. In addition, this happened in an area that was extreme !! Requires sensitivity and empathy! Now I have a criminal complaint for insulting officials, and this person insulted me as a mother in front of my child. Not the other way around! And I've had massive sleep disorders and anxiety ever since. Just don't open your mouth, where has the freedom of expression gone? How quickly you as a normal mother with child in this society end up in front of the public prosecutor's office - incredible. Speechless. ANXIETY! Why don't I believe in coincidences myself? (Fortunately, you can still believe whatever you want in this city).

Was always enthusiastic about the police, who seemed very human, friendly and competent. Today, however: I stopped, waiting for my husband, who had to do something for a few minutes. A woman and her child were in an apparent negative exchange with a traffic policewoman. Maybe it was about the parking ticket, maybe something else. It was evident that the woman with the little one was under stress. The parking ticket was too high? No matter what. I got out and offered the mother money to appease the argument. Maybe it would be resolved immediately, it was important to me, for whatever reason, to settle this dispute, because it is stressful times and money is scarce for many. The police guard looked at me angrily. "Get in your car, otherwise you will also pay a fine!" "For what? I'm trying to help someone else." "Do you want to pay a penalty too?" "No, I don't want anger." I got in again. The frustration came first, then the anger, then the tears. Do we live in such a society that anger is so high that it is now victorious? My husband got in. I drove on. It's Corona times.

Had to wait for my mother because I stole and wasn't allowed to go home before she was there

Had to wait an hour for my boyfriend's father because we had stolen but otherwise everything was actually nice, seats were a bit uncomfortable.

Had to wait a very long time before I was able to report my wallet as lost because I was shopping in the city. The colleagues in the neighboring district at the main station or the guard in Ettstraße can do that much faster. Nevertheless, I was given very friendly advice, even though I was annoyed after the long wait. Parking spaces are unfortunately also impossible to find ... Next time I'll probably go to the police in my district again.