Drones and water cannons: Police show delights Kiel audience!

Drones and water cannons: Police show delights Kiel audience!

The eagerly awaited police show, which has already called for its 71st edition this year, will take place in the Wunderino Arena in Kiel on November 8, 2025. The event has established itself as a popular attraction for families and offers entertainment with no age restrictions. What better way to clearly illustrate the topics of road safety and modern police work than a spectacular show that immerses participants in the world of emergency services? kn-online.de reports that the content of the show is adapted every year to current developments in police operations, which ensures variety.

The event will be moderated by comedian Ingo Oschmann, who will be taking on the role of presenter for the eighth time. The audience can expect a packed program at the two shows at 1:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Officials from the state police and members of the fire brigade provide a lively performance that offers insights into the operational situations of the 1st and 2nd operational units. Spectators can look forward to appearances by the service dog handlers and witness the impressive Hamburg police motorcycle squad, which presents both modern and historic vehicles. rausgehen.de emphasizes that the music and artistry will round off the spectacle and thrill the audience.

Focus on drone use

This year, particular attention is being paid to the use of drones, which are increasingly being integrated into modern police work. Carsten Saggau from the Eutin squad presents the variety of drone technology that is used in police operations such as football games. Drones combine efficiency and precision by helping with tracking and surveillance. One of the most impressive demonstrations shows how a drone tracks a fan whose jersey was stolen and can lead emergency services to the perpetrator. [srf.ch].

The police are showing various drone models from the technical operations unit, including the Matrice 300, which weighs around six kilograms and can provide a flight time of up to 50 minutes. The small neo-drone, which weighs only 135 grams, is used for exploration. These technologies are particularly valuable in search operations and for monitoring suspects.

Interactive element and training of youth

A highlight of the police show is the SH1 water cannon, which is the star of the event for the children. With a weight of 26 tons and a capacity of 10,000 liters of water, it not only attracts attention, but also conveys the important topic of fire and disaster protection. The Kiel fire department doesn't miss out and demonstrates a rescue operation after a traffic accident together with the DRK, which underlines the importance of their work. City fire brigade leader Bernhard Hassenstein uses this opportunity to promote young talent in the volunteer fire departments.

Given the high number of visitors, with around 5,000 spectators at each of the two shows, it is clear that the police show is an integral part of Kiel's event calendar. The combination of entertainment, information and interactive elements ensures that viewers get a good sense of the challenges and achievements of police work. This event is more than just a show – it makes an important contribution to keeping citizens safe and informed

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