New recruits join Bonn Police force in Bundesstadt: 109 additional officers appointed
The city of Bonn welcomed 109 new additions to its police force on September 1, 2025, as the Bonn Police Directorate hosted a welcome ceremony at its headquarters.
Klaus Zimmermann, Deputy Police President and Head of Criminal Investigation, presided over the event. He expressed his delight at the new recruits, including 108 police officers and 1 administrative official. Among the new officers, 88 have recently completed their studies at the University of Applied Sciences.
These 88 police officers have been appointed as police commissioners, while the remaining 160 individuals were appointed as police commissioner candidates. The dual study at the police in North Rhine-Westphalia has begun for the 160 candidates.
For current information, the Bonn Police can be followed on their WhatsApp channel at https://t1p.de/v1grf. For those interested in learning more about the police profession, information can be found at www.genau-mein-fall.de.
In addition, 20 police officers transferred to the Bonn Police Presidency from other police authorities in North Rhine-Westphalia. These officers requested the transfer to Bonn.
The Bonn Police is one of the ten training authorities of the police in North Rhine-Westphalia. The application portal for employment in September 2026 is still open until October 8, 2025. For more information, the Bonn Police Press Office can be contacted at 0228 - 1510-22 and 0228-151202.
The Bonn Police's website is https://bonn.polizei.nrw. The 160 young women and men were introduced as candidates for police studies at the Bonn Police Directorate, but the provided sources do not contain specific details about these individuals, their backgrounds, or further information about the event.
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