Refashioned Secure Haven Found at PP Recklinghausen

Markus Wippermann, a community pastor from Gladbeck, has been appointed as the new Protestant Police Chaplain in Recklinghausen/Bottrop. The announcement was made by Police President Friederick Zurhausen on July 8, 20XX.

The original content was transmitted via news aktuell by Police Headquarters Recklinghausen. Wippermann, who hails from Dortmund, will be replacing the recently retired pastor Burkhard Müller.

With previous experience as a crisis intervention chaplain, Wippermann brings a wealth of knowledge and empathy to his new role. He views his position as a "safe space for those who protect," reflecting his commitment to supporting the police force.

Wippermann is no stranger to crisis intervention, as he volunteers in this field outside of his professional duties. Before his appointment as a police chaplain, he worked as a lawyer.

Markus Wippermann will work part-time in his new role, and he will be working alongside Catholic colleague Gregor Coerdt. The Protestant Church of Westphalia played a role in finding a successor for Pastor Müller.

Markus Wippermann is particularly interested in travel, reading, family, and friends. For more news and updates, you can visit the following channels:

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For media inquiries, please contact Nadja Kostedde at the Police Headquarters Recklinghausen. Her contact information is 02361 55 1042 and [email protected].

Wippermann currently resides in Gladbeck and is looking forward to starting his new role as a police chaplain.