SPD calls for financial reparation

In the heart of Oberhausen, the sudden and unexpected closure of the historic police station at Friedensplatz has caused a stir among residents and local politics. The closure, which occurred without prior announcement, has left the central part of Old Oberhausen around Markstraße particularly affected by a decreased sense of security.

Mayor Manfred Flore of the city of Oberhausen has overseen this unexpected development, but the decision's details remain unclear. A search for information about the closure and its subsequent relocation to the old Babcock site has yielded no results.

The closure decision has left the SPD representatives baffled, finding it incomprehensible. Candidate Thorsten Berg, a representative of the SPD, has taken it upon himself to address this issue and propose a solution to improve the sense of security in the city.

Berg's proposal involves the constant presence of a police vehicle and an officer on Markstraße. This measure is aimed at strengthening security in the city center and addressing the concerns raised by the closure of the Friedensplatz station.

The SPD representatives are expected to bring up this demand for increased police presence on Markstraße at the next police board meeting. Berg's proposal is not related to the sudden closure of the historic police station at Friedensplatz, but rather a response to the perceived need for enhanced security in the city.

It is important to note that the proposal does not mention any relocation or closure of the existing police stations, such as the one at Friedensplatz or the new one at the old Babcock site. The demand for increased police presence on Markstraße does not change the current location of the police fleet, which remains at the old Babcock site.

The "Communal Contact Point" on Markstraße is a specific location in the city where increased police forces are proposed according to Thorsten Berg. This location, which is particularly affected by the closure of the Friedensplatz station, is expected to benefit from the increased police presence.

The decision to close the historic police station has caused confusion and concern among the residents and SPD. The closure negatively impacts the sense of security of the residents, and Berg's proposal aims to address this issue and improve the overall safety of the city.

As the situation unfolds, the citizens of Oberhausen and the SPD representatives will closely monitor the developments and discuss potential solutions to ensure the safety and security of the city.