Police alarm in Segeberg: Current emergencies and security situation!

Police alarm in Segeberg: Current emergencies and security situation!

There is always something going on in the Segeberg district, and the current situation causes lively discussions. Today, December 8, 2025, the Kieler Nachrichten reports online about the latest police reports and provides the population with important information about accidents, missing people and the current safety and traffic situation in Bad Segeberg and the surrounding area. The emergency number 112, which is essential for the police, fire brigade and rescue services, plays a central role.

The security authorities in the region are in close contact with the population and emphasize the importance of acting prudently in an emergency. A few simple steps should be followed: call the emergency number 112, provide first aid, stay present and collect all relevant information. This includes the number of people affected and any injuries. After an incident, it is advisable to seek medical attention if you feel the need.

Police crime statistics

Interestingly, according to the police crime statistics (PKS) in 2024, there was a 1.7% decrease in crimes in the Segeberg district. Nevertheless, caution is advised. The most common crimes last year were thefts as well as property and counterfeit crimes. The increase in non-German suspects to 41.8% is also alarming. Separately, the police have introduced an online reporting system that enables secure and encrypted transmission of information. Citizens are encouraged to react immediately if they see anything suspicious and to inform the police.

There is great interest in communication between the population and authorities in order to further increase citizens' feeling of security. The presence of the police in Bad Segeberg is also considered crucial. Everyone is called upon to do their part to ensure safe coexistence.

The emergency number 112 in focus

Another aspect that should not go unmentioned is the importance of the emergency number 112 in Germany as a whole. According to the Medical News Service, over 30 million emergency calls are made every year, which translates to an impressive 84,000 calls per day. The majority of these calls now come from cell phones, allowing emergency services to automatically determine the location of callers. In 2023, there were a particularly large number of emergency calls on June 22nd, triggered by the storm “Lambert”.

With the planned digital emergency pass, which will be available free of charge for smartphones from 2024, we are experiencing a fundamental renewal in emergency situations. Rescue workers can quickly access relevant emergency data using a QR code. The ability for first responders to receive telephone support during resuscitation has also noticeably improved, increasing the chances of a successful intervention.

On the European Day of the Emergency Call 112, which is celebrated on February 11th, the importance of this number should be highlighted once again. At a time when the burden on emergency services is often complained about, it is even more important to train and promote the correct handling of emergencies.

Overall, it should be noted that cooperation between security authorities and the population is of the utmost importance for the well-being of everyone. Security awareness is a two-way street, which is why we should all develop a good sense of our surroundings and act quickly if necessary.