Bishop Timmerevers discusses values ​​and responsibility in the police

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In Dresden, Bishop Timmerevers discusses responsibility, the image of humanity and solving crimes with the police and scientists.

Bischof Timmerevers diskutiert in Dresden mit Polizei und Wissenschaft über Verantwortung, Menschenbild und Verbrechensaufklärung.
In Dresden, Bishop Timmerevers discusses responsibility, the image of humanity and solving crimes with the police and scientists.

Bishop Timmerevers discusses values ​​and responsibility in the police

On October 30, 2025, Bishop Heinrich Timmerevers made an insightful visit to the Forum Police_History of Saxony in Dresden. He was accompanied by Dr. Daniela Pscheida-Überreiter, head of the Saxony Catholic Office. The meeting was organized by State Police President Jörg Kubiessa, who wanted to create a space for exchange about important social issues.

In the discussions, fundamental questions about the image of humanity and responsibility in police work were discussed. It was discussed how these aspects are linked to the role of science and value-based action in crime solving. The focus was particularly on what circumstances can lead people to certain actions, including crimes.

Reflection and responsibility

The participants emphasized the need for a reflected view of humanity for responsible police work. There was extensive discussion about dealing with guilt as well as the importance of values, empathy and responsibility. The dialogue showed that the way police operate is closely linked to the ethical values ​​they represent.

Another important aspect of the discussion was the opportunities and risks of scientific methods in combating crime. The historical exhibition in the forum served as a valuable basis for the discussions and conveyed different ideological influences on the perception of crime over the years.

Collaboration for a human future

Bishop Timmerevers' visit represents a further step to promote cooperation between the church, science and the police. Dialogue is important not only for understanding the past, but also for shaping a human future. It became clear that such conversations are essential in order to achieve better coexistence and to jointly counteract the challenges of modern life.

At a time when questions about responsibility and ethics are increasing, this exchange shows that many approaches to resolving contentious issues can be developed through dialogue. As Bishop Timmerevers and his companions discovered that day, a reflected view of humanity is the key to effective and responsible police work.

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