Dormagen's watch has been reclaimed

In the city of Dormagen, a new Police Commissioner (EPHK) has been appointed. Ralph Schelkmann, aged 51, will be taking on the role, having served with the North Rhine-Westphalia police since 1994.

Born and raised in Dormagen-Delhoven, Schelkmann began his career in the watch service in his hometown before joining the higher service in 2002. He has held various leadership positions since 2005, most recently in the Mettmann district.

Schelkmann's wife is also a police officer, and in his free time, he is dedicated to sports and marksmanship.

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Schelkmann serves as a liaison between the police and the city of Dormagen, having succeeded the previous station leader, Michael Meyer. The search results do not provide information about who was the police commissioner in Dormagen before Ralph Schelkmann.

As the new Police Commissioner, Schelkmann is expected to bring his wealth of experience and leadership skills to the role, ensuring the safety and security of the city of Dormagen.