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Internal security: Teggatz finally calls for solutions for our cities!
Federal Chairman Heiko Teggatz calls for more focus on internal security instead of cityscape debates in Germany.
Internal security: Teggatz finally calls for solutions for our cities!
In a current editorial in the November issue of Police Mirror, Heiko Teggatz, the deputy federal chairman of the DPolG, comments on a topic that is affecting people in Germany: the cityscape and internal security. Teggatz criticizes the fact that political decision-makers at the federal and state levels invest more time in debates about the cityscape than on the pressing issues of internal security. The focus should be on serious and solution-oriented conversations to ensure safety in our cities.
“The discussion about the cityscape is important, but the safety of citizens must have priority,” said Teggatz. He calls for an increased police presence to prevent and solve crimes. To achieve this, he suggests using AI-supported video technology at train stations and public places. These technologies could make a crucial contribution to preventing and solving crimes, but this also requires financial resources and legal powers. Teggatz emphasizes that victim protection is of great importance in this context, while data protection should be considered secondary in this regard.
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Community and invitations
But what does all this have to do with our community? When we talk about security and creating spaces in which people feel comfortable, the social aspect cannot be neglected either. People need to be invited to be part of our communities in a variety of ways. At a time when sustained and friendly invitations are becoming increasingly important, the question arises: How can we encourage friends, relatives and neighbors to actively participate in our community? The implementation of these ideas is important not only for churches and social institutions, but also for a lively neighborhood in which safety and security are important.
The call to action is clear: We must take the discussion about the cityscape seriously, but at the same time we must also keep an eye on internal security issues. The balance between security, community and an attractive cityscape requires the cooperation of everyone involved. Only through an active and committed civil society can we ensure that our cities remain places of security and togetherness.
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