[Bunny_]

@"Luvbunny" 

Which federal government force protects the chancellor?

Senate Guard

As stated above - Not completely correct.

[Soviethooves]

I bet you feel dumb now @"Luvbunny"

[Bunny_]

I bet you feel dumb now @"Luvbunny"

Haha oh my gawsh ;p

[Nebula]

Nebula:

State Police (Landespolizei)

The state police in each country include the enforcement police, which is what is commonly understood today as "the police". Their duties include protection police and criminal police. However, the demarcation of the two areas, as well as the subdivision of the protection police, is very different. Furthermore, training and further education facilities and, if necessary, a police administrative office and also the riot police belong to the state police.

A little incorrect. The Landespolizei itself is basically only the entire structure as one, giving tasks to each subdevision that you have listen here. The two areas you are listing here (Prävention (Gefahrenabwehrend (Preventing Crimes and Dangers from the general public)) and Repression (Investigating crime)) are two fields out of the lawtext (PAG and StPO). All members of the Landespolizei have those tasks, not bound to a devision.


I just straight copied the Text from Wikipedia because I accidently deleted 1 hour of work and didnt want to put the same work in.

Nebula:

The State Police has 2 special Police forces.

They have more. USK and MEK just to name two more.

The State Police has 2 special Police forces.

1. "SEK" (Spezialeinsatzkommando) - SEK officials are trained in counterterrorism and hostage rescue. They are used in situations of special danger, both preventively (for example, for state visits) and operationally (at the request of regular police), and are roughly comparable to US SWAT teams.
   
2. "MEK" (Mobiles Einsatzkommando) - The primary task of the MEK is the covert observation of accused persons in criminal proceedings. The MEK is only required for serious offenses.
   

I didnt even know that USK was a thing. Well, guess they have 3 then.
Thanks.

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Nebula:

There is also the so called "Ordnungsamt", "Sicherheitswacht" or "Stadtpolizei" the City police.
Vehicles can differ from federal state to federal state and from city to city.
They are either paid by the city or the federal state.

Their task is for example.. like handing out parking tickets, checking on people that are known to be a danger to themself and other, telling people that they cant do stuff x at place y.

You have mixed up three very different institutions:

• Ordnungsamt: The Ordnungsamt is the enforcing arm of each local community. As the local community is the Sicherheitsbehörde, the community itself would have to prevent dangers from happening (EG: Building is about to collapse, a street is built or damaged dangerously, someone tried to kill himself and they request him to visit a psyhatric clinic) etc. However, the Ordnungsamt workers are no officials and therefore do not own any powers. Whenever a letter or fines wont do, they need to request the police to execute their decisions. (Such as: Einweisungen, Räumungen, Unterbindungen von Veranstaltungen etc. etc)
  
• Sicherheitswacht: This is a group of very poorly trained citizens equiped with none or nearly none powers. They usually take about 2 weeks to train each and consist of people that (As we call it) want to play police without actually being police. Their tasks are to go around the city and be there, and radio in to the police whenever something is actually happening.
  
• Stadtpolizei (Or as we call it: Police Light Light or Ordnungsamt Plus): Similar to the Ordnungsamt, but with more training (Aprox a year) and actual powers. They are bound to a specific city (Instead of actual police officers are bound to the state but are allowed to use their powers in entire germany). They are there to assist the local community.
  

Nebula:
One side note.

Pilots of medical helicopters are usually pilots from the State police. However, there are also pilots that are directly employed by the medical service.

As all police officers are.

Watcha mean `? I really dong et what you want to tell me with that.

Nebula:

All Police cruisers have 2 bulletproof vests and 1 MP5 in the trunk.

Negative. The location of the machine pistol is mostly kept secrety and differs from vehicle to vehicle. But i can ensure you that it is never in the trunk.

Yeah, I mixed that up. I was pretty tired writing it at that point.
Thanks.

[Bunny_]

Nebula:
One side note.

Pilots of medical helicopters are usually pilots from the State police. However, there are also pilots that are directly employed by the medical service.

As all police officers are.

Watcha mean `? I really dong et what you want to tell me with that.

All members of the police force are part of the states police force.   This includes pilots aswell.

[Markus]

What stereotypes are there for the german police such as the donut for the US?

[T-Bone]

What stereotypes are there for the german police such as the donut for the US?

Brezeln for the bavarians.

[Bunny_]

What stereotypes are there for the german police such as the donut for the US?

While no german police officer would approach a US one in an insulting or respectless manner, the most common prejudice about US officers is the one of a nearly untrained (8 months in average), hardly law knowing one that has fired more bullets in his training then a german one in his live. Escalating would be another one, for example handcuffing without proper reason (security is no reason as long as the detained did anything to actually be a danger).

All in one Ordnungsamt+. 

But, as said, those are prejudices.

[Nebula]

Nebula:
One side note.

Pilots of medical helicopters are usually pilots from the State police. However, there are also pilots that are directly employed by the medical service.

As all police officers are.

Watcha mean `? I really dong et what you want to tell me with that.

All members of the police force are part of the states police force.   This includes pilots aswell.

But officers of the "Landespolizei" are employed by the "Bundesland" as there are quite a few salary differences.

[Bunny_]

As all police officers are.

Watcha mean `? I really dong et what you want to tell me with that.

All members of the police force are part of the states police force.   This includes pilots aswell.

But officers of the "Landespolizei" are employed by the "Bundesland" as there are quite a few salary differences.

I think you completely missunderstand me here.
With state i of course mean the seperate state like for example Bavaria and not the entire country.

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