Polizei (Außenstelle Horner Rennbahn)

My confidence has been shaken, and in the future I will look at the police very differently. One cannot expect proportionality or humanity. Even if I don't sympathize with left-wing extremists, I now share their attitude towards our so-called "friends and helpers".

I would like to thank all officials from the bottom of my heart for their helpfulness in their work! I've asked for help a few times, reported irregularities, and the officers always came and were always very friendly. I would like to apologize for your recent assignment to the wichern school horn. It was about people who behaved very strangely and disappeared shortly before the arrival of the police. I am sorry that your numerous efforts were in vain! I have a lot of respect for police officers and I am infinitely grateful that they exist!

I don't like cops!

Very friendly police officers. Mr. Brehmen gave a friendly explanation of everything about a complaint and reassured me.

First of all, police work is important and certainly not always easy, but what the so-called "citizen-friendly" officers are doing here at the moment is really a joke. The parking lot signs on Bömelburgweg have recently been changed several times. From perpendicular to parallel to the road. This happened on own request for a good reason, but instead of informing the residents, tickets were distributed diligently. I was not in HH for a week and got a ticket every day and the car clearly didn't move. The paperwork that this created for me is incredibly time-consuming. Tlws. residents also got parking tickets because their small car was not parked parallel to the street, although it was parked much less on the street than cars that were parked "correctly". That has nothing to do with the actual purpose of keeping the road free for fire brigade and garbage disposal. It was clearly not about the safety of the residents, but about distributing as many tickets as possible. It would have been citizen-friendly to inform the 6 (?) Apartment buildings with short notices. After all, it's just a small pedestrianized street with a turning circle at the end. It can't be that difficult and would have been so easy to implement with a little understanding. Another fun fact at the end, when I actually had to rely on the police because my car was broken into, the officer did not even get up from his desk chair to record the damage; "After all, that happens here every day and would not be cleared up anyway." As I said, police work is important and the officers certainly contribute an important part to the order of the subway and the surrounding area, but as a local resident, the civil servants can stay stolen for the time being.