Skier collision in Sölden: witnesses urgently sought!
On November 30, 2024, a skier-related collision occurred in Sölden. Police are looking for witnesses to the incident.

Skier collision in Sölden: witnesses urgently sought!
A scandalous incident recently occurred at the Seiterkarbahn in Sölden when a 56-year-old German skier and a 49-year-old Israeli skier collided while getting off the gondola. The Israeli suffered unspecified injuries. The situation escalated when a companion of the injured man, instead of providing assistance, attacked the two Germans with a ski stick, which resulted in them also receiving indefinite injuries to their faces. Police are looking for witnesses who can provide more information about this unfortunate incident ORF Tirol reported.
The background of the police structure in Germany
In Germany, police official titles vary considerably. These titles, often referred to as ranks, are important for career progression and the formation of police structures. Civil servants in the preparatory service do not have an official title, but only a job title. This regulation differs depending on the federal state and includes different ranks such as police chief inspector up to police chief. The exact titles and their badges are regulated differently in the states as a result of federalism. Some federal states have their own regulations for special management positions, which can cause confusion in practice Wikipedia represents.
The different service and official titles are reflected in the uniforms of the police officers, whose badges bear colors and shapes that distinguish the respective rank. The current badge structure goes back to the “Oestergaard uniform” and shows the development and adaptation of police culture in Germany over the years.