Marc Leporin: A new press spokesman with deep roots in Oberberg

Marc Leporin: A new press spokesman with deep roots in Oberberg

new ways in police work

Marc Leporin, an experienced police officer at over 35 years of service, took over the position of the police spokesman in the Oberberg district on August 1. After years of work in various functions, including as a service group leader in Waldbröl and Gummersbach, he brings extensive experience into the new role.

a changing job description

Police work has changed significantly in recent years, not least due to the influence of social media. "In the past, not every citizen had a cell phone with which he filmed our missions," explains Leporin. This development requires the police to adapt the communication strategies in order to act in a targeted manner and transparently.

public relations and obligation to provide information

As a press officer, Leporin is faced with the challenge of informing the public responsibly without endangering ongoing investigations. This tightrope walk requires a fine flair and the ability to navigate between different interests. "It is about getting the press and public correct information," he emphasizes.

challenge of the new role

In his new office, in addition to media work, Leporin will also be responsible for the implementation of a planned media decree, which provides for the nation of nationality of suspects in police messages. "We are waiting for the decree and will implement it accordingly," says Leporin. This shows the endeavor to meet the legal and ethical standards even in sensitive matters.

roots in the region

With a childhood in Gummersbach and long -term service in the Oberberg district, Leporin knows the region like his pocket. This knowledge can be of great benefit to effective tactics and decision -making. "You know your way around well and can easily develop a lot of operations," continued Leporin.

The security in the circle

Although the Oberberg district continues to be the safest district in North Rhine-Westphalia, Leporin feels a generation change in police work. "The equipment and the requirements for the officials have changed significantly." Protective vests and modern technology are essential these days to counter the increasing danger from knife attacks and other crimes.

insights into personal motivation

Leporin, who has been with the police since 1988, describes how he originally wanted to become an industrial clerk, but chose the police, inspired by his family roots. "From the beginning I found the profession of the police officer to be varied," he explains with a look at his career.

A look into the future

FAZIT

Marc Leporin is ready to face the challenge as a new press spokesman. With his extensive experience and a clear commitment to responsible communication, he will play a crucial role in further consolidating confidence in the police in the Oberberg district.