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BackBaden-Württemberg bietet Berliner Polizisten Wechsel an
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Baden-Württemberg bietet Berliner Polizisten Wechsel an

Nach dem Wahlerfolg der Linken in Berlin wirbt BW-Innenminister Manuel Hagel um Berliner Polizisten.

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  • Nach dem Wahlerfolg der Linken in Berlin bietet Baden-Württembergs Innenminister Manuel Hagel Berliner Polizisten an, in den Südwesten zu wechseln.
  • Er kritisierte die Pläne der Linken zur Polizei.

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Bei der Wahl zum Berliner Abgeordnetenhaus wurde die Linke mit 25,7 Prozent stärkste Kraft und kündigte an, die Mittel der Polizei umverteilen zu wollen.

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Baden-Württemberg bietet nach dem Wahl-Erfolg der Linken Polizisten aus Berlin an, in den Südwesten zu wechseln. «Die Berliner Polizei ist zu schade für eine linke Clan-Bürgermeisterin, die ihr Mittel und Befugnisse nehmen will. Bei uns in Baden-Württemberg wissen wir, was wir an unseren Polizistinnen und Polizisten haben», sagte der baden-württembergische Innenminister Manuel Hagel (CDU) der «Bild».

Bevor die Linke die innere Sicherheit ruiniere und bei der Polizei das Licht ausmache, dürften sich die Polizisten gerne bei ihm melden, zitierte die «Bild» den Minister. «Wer für Sicherheit, Freiheit und unseren Rechtsstaat einsteht, ist bei uns immer willkommen. Jede und jeder Einzelne. Jederzeit.»

Linke in Berlin stärkste Kraft

Bei der Wahl zum Berliner Abgeordnetenhaus am vergangenen Sonntag war die Linke mit 25,7 Prozent mit Abstand stärkste Kraft geworden. Sie strebt Sondierungsgespräche mit Grünen und SPD an. In ihrem Wahlprogramm kündigte die Linke an, eine weitere «Aufrüstung» der Polizei stoppen und die Mittel umverteilen zu wollen. Die frei werdenden Mittel sollen demnach unter anderem in eine stärkere Förderung der Straßensozialarbeit fließen.

Open Questions

  • Werden Berliner Polizisten das Angebot annehmen?
  • Wie reagiert die Berliner Politik auf das Angebot aus Baden-Württemberg?

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This article was originally published by Die Zeit.

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