New crime councilor Deniz Özkan strengthens security in the Hochsauerlandkreis!

New crime councilor Deniz Özkan strengthens security in the Hochsauerlandkreis!

Hochsauerlandkreis, Deutschland - Hochsauerlandkreis (ots)

In a fascinating change at the head of the Hochsauerlandkreis criminal police, Criminal Councilor Deniz Özkan took over the management. After the start of police director Thomas Vogt as department head, District Administrator Dr. Karl Schneider solemnly the new management manager crime in the district house. In addition to Vogt and Personnel Council Chairman Sven Brandes, the other management managers, Mareen Weische, Helga Schulte and Victor Ocansey, were also present and welcomed Özkan.

Özkan, who started his police career in Dortmund, was previously active in the sports area, especially in the football scene. With a four -year training in the higher police enforcement service and a master's degree at the German University of the German University in Münster, he brings not only experience, but also a breath of fresh air to the Sauerland. "As a native of Dortmund, I found my new home in the Sauerland a few years ago. Therefore, I am particularly pleased that I can now work in the security in the Hochsauerland district and bring my ideas here," said the new crime council.

experiences and visions

The arrival of Deniz Özkan was celebrated as a significant step for the district police authority. His previous hospital at the district police authority already enables him to get to know colleagues and internal processes. With Özkan at the head of the criminal police, the authority will surely experience new impulses in security work, because his knowledge and passion for the office speak for an exciting future in the Hochsauerlandkreis. The change comes at an important point in time after the management functions in the authority were most recently turbulent and all positions are now newly occupied. The colleagues are optimistic about the future with Deniz Özkan as a new pioneer in the fight against crime.