New wind at the Mainz police: Change of management in three inspections!

New wind at the Mainz police: Change of management in three inspections!

Mainz, Deutschland - Mainz (ots)

A dramatic change of leadership shaked the Mainz police headquarters! On Friday, police chief Reiner Hamm presented several new faces that will direct the police's fortunes in the Rhineland-Palatinate capital. These personal details are key positions that are responsible for the security of over 158,000 citizens.

New at the head of the Mainz 1 police inspection, the old town center, is a police councilor Ann-Kathrin Grabowski. The experienced 42-year-old, who previously held a leadership position at the Rhineland-Palatinate Water Protection Police, now takes responsibility for more than 100 forces. She succeeds Linda Thiehove, who is now working in the Rhineland-Palatinate Interior Ministry. Another impressive recruitment is the appointment of police chief Nina Schnabel as the new head of the Mainz 2 police inspection, which also includes the Neustadtrevier. Schnabel, the long -time lecturer at the police University of Applied Sciences, also becomes deputy head of the Mainz police department and replaces Corinna Koch, who is changing for the Worms police department.

New head of the crime inspection

Another significant change: Criminal leader Yurdaer Inanli is now the new head of crime inspection 2, which focuses on politically motivated crime, organized crime and cybercrime. The 48-year-old Inanli brings extensive experience from his previous position as head of department at the Rhineland-Palatinate State Criminal Police Office and will make a decisive contribution to combating severe crime in Mainz with his expertise.

In addition, police councilor Mike Thull was appointed to the leadership as the successor to Nina Schnabel. The 38-year-old moves from the Trier police headquarters to Mainz and will continue to promote strategic police work in the region. With these key position changes, the police team in Mainz is reorganized in order to counter the increasing complexity of crime and to ensure the security of its citizens.