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German police procedure

1, alarm process

The correct alarm can make the police station know the situation at the scene faster, so as to make a correct judgment, which will be more helpful to their own safety and interests, but many people can't express their situation quickly.

So everyone needs to know the correct alarm process. First of all, you should clearly state your name, contact number and address, and then briefly state the situation on the spot so that the other party can be prepared.

Step 2 call the police

As in China, the telephone number in Germany is 1 10, which is more convenient to remember. If you feel that your life and property are threatened, you must respond in time and ask for help. The telephone number for fire fighting and first aid in Germany is 1 12. Don't panic when calling the police, but make clear the important information.

Information that needs to be stated in order in the alarm call:

Confirmation of case type

I am? chteeineinbruch/ang riff melt en。 I want to report a burglary/attack.

Make a simple case description.

I want to eat something. I have to leave here. /I didn't fall. I was injured by an attack and needed first aid.

Ii)Jemand versucht, in my home einzubrechen. Is she at my home or at school? Halbe Stand, Estelle Schon. Someone tried to break into my house. He was at my door and kept knocking for half an hour. )

(3) My job. (My bag was robbed) (Note: Etwas ausrauben: Deng Ganzen Wertvollen inhaltener Sacher Rauben All valuable things were robbed)

I'm wurde vergewaltigt. (I was raped)

One of my briefings. (My wallet was stolen)

VI)ein Freund/eineffreund von mirist verchwuden。 I know what you are doing, and I know what you are doing. A friend of mine is missing. I haven't seen him/her since yesterday, and I can't contact him/her. )

Information such as the name of the informant (if you help someone report the case, you should also tell the name of your friend)

Me? Hey? e ...

I am a friend. Uh/hello? t...)

The location of the crime (very detailed and clear)

(Indoor) es passierte auf ... (Stra e und Haunummer), dieerste/dritte Etage (which floor is it), Zimmer Nummer (room number). ...

Essist studentenwohnheim von XXX。 (If it is a student dormitory, it is best to explain)

(Outdoor) is passive ... (What street is Stra E und Hausnummer? Deutsche Bank. (It is best to explain that there are important markers nearby)

Please ask the police to come as soon as possible

Why do you like me so much? Gerlich.

Information that may need further description after the police arrive:

The course of the incident (the specific details of each case are different, here are only two examples to describe)

I) I fought for weg zu Fu? nach Hause,als pl? He put me in a box and then put me in a box. May I? Okay, this is not what I should do. Then he went to a Messer/a piston and a piston. I lied? He is dead. Everyone is laughing at me and my English, but the police don't trust me. I'm Hartgro? Anxiety and fear occupied the house. I really like it.

I was walking on my way home when someone suddenly pulled me into the corner to grab my schoolbag. I struggled desperately not to give it to him. I didn't let go until he threatened me with a knife/gun. Then he hit me a few times and left, threatening me not to call the police in English. I was so scared that I ran home to call you.

When I got home tonight, I found the house in chaos. Wars often happen. My heart and where is my heart? Burt. I have my laptop, 800 euros. I have my guitar, but I haven't? Yeah, yeah, in the national park.

When I got home tonight, I found my house in a mess. The door lock was pried open, the bookcase and wardrobe were searched, and the computer, mobile phone and 800 euros in cash were lost. I haven't cleaned the room yet.

The situation of the criminal suspect

Is she Wei? Uh/Schwarzer Mann. (He is white/black)

Ii) Her/his schedule. (He/she looks like he/she is from the Middle East) [for example only]

3) Seine /Ihre H? He is 1.8 meters tall. (His/her height is about 1.8m).

Iv)Er/Sie is dick/dünn. (He/She is fat/thin)

What do you think of Schwartz/Godlin/Silbridge Wei? E Haare, Braune/Blaue/Graue Augen, Eine Mengebart/Keinen Bart (he/she has black/golden/silvery white hair, brown/blue/gray eyes and a lot of beards/no beards).

(6) German/Sikan/English (Nekhetian) Sprechen. (He/She (can't) speak German/English)

Words that may be needed:

rob

steal

rape case

theft

t? Ter (criminal)

Berwachungskamera (monitor)

Christmas and New Year are approaching, and all kinds of cases are frequent, such as property theft, burglary, commercial disputes, entry obstruction, illness, disappearance, personal injury, etc., causing a lot of property losses and even personal injuries, which makes people feel sorry and sad.

Citing the announcement of the Chinese Embassy in Germany, I would like to remind overseas Chinese, overseas students, Chinese-funded institutions and temporary staff in Germany to pay close attention to the public order and security situation in Germany, overcome the paralyzed thinking, consciously strengthen security precautions, and effectively protect personal and property safety. The safety reminder is as follows:

1. Pay attention to major anomalies in public places, such as people with abnormal clothes or looks, people carrying suspected guns and explosives, suspicious acousto-optic signals or suspicious vehicles rushing to the crowd, and avoid and evacuate in time.

2. Try to avoid going out alone or going to remote places at night, pay attention to suspicious people around you, and get out as soon as possible and ask other pedestrians for help or call the police. When you go home, make sure if anyone is following you. Pay attention to close the doors and windows after entering the door, and don't open the door to strangers at will.

When driving at night, if a stranger knocks on the doors and windows, don't open the doors and windows at will and leave as soon as possible.

4. In airports, railway stations, scenic spots, shopping malls, restaurants, public transportation and other crowded places, you must properly keep valuables such as certificates and cash, do not leave your sight, and do not store valuables in hotel rooms and room safes. Passports and visas should be copied and stored separately from originals and cash.

5. When renting a car while traveling, be sure to find out the information such as vehicle insurance, car condition, oil products, emergency telephone number, etc. As far as the car rental company is concerned, obey the traffic rules, don't drive too fast and don't drive tired. If the road is icy, you should drive slowly. If there is a car accident, you should call the police in time and contact the car rental company.

6. If a person who claims to be a policeman asks for an inspection, he/she is required to show his/her certificate and cooperate after verifying his/her identity. If you need to check your wallet or carry-on luggage, you can refuse and ask to go to a nearby police station or call the local police to wait for the police to arrive before being checked.

7. Students studying in Germany must keep their mobile phones and WeChat open and keep in touch with family and friends. Actively participate in campus and student union activities, enrich spare time and ensure the safety and health of studying abroad.

8. In case of emergency, please call the German emergency number 1 10 or the emergency number 1 12 immediately. If necessary, you can call the following number for help:

Hotline of Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

+86- 10- 12308 or+86-10-59913991

Consular protection telephone number of the embassy in Germany: 0049-302758855 1

Consular protection telephone number of the Consulate General in Hamburg: 0049-15171998522.

Consular protection telephone number of the Consulate General in Munich: 0049- 17554529 13.

Consular protection telephone number of the Consulate General in Frankfurt: 0049-69 6953 8633

Consular protection telephone number of Consulate General in Dü sseldorf: 0049- 1768 1264276.