Memorial lesson for Ingo Greberert: Stiller hero remains unforgettable

Memorial lesson for Ingo Greberert: Stiller hero remains unforgettable

On June 22, 2025, a moving commemoration hour took place on the 25th anniversary of the death of police chief Ingo Greberert. [police.hessen.de] (https://www.polizei.hessen.de/service/broker.jsp?umen=ffF70EE1-825A-F6F8-6373 -a91bbcb63046 & ucon = 7fB70317-c791-84ef-ced0f5be6844 & utem = BFF71055-BB1D-50F1-2860-7270026CB59) reports that representatives of the Eleltville police station, the municipalities of Walluf and Kiedrich as well as numerous relatives and friends of the deceased came together to honor the brave police officers. Greberert, who was shot on June 22, 2000 during an assignment in Walluf, is considered a hero among his colleagues.

The operation, which led to Greber's tragic death, began with an indication of citizens who observed how a stranger rummaged through garbage cans. Thereupon there was a change of words that ended in a handmade in which the perpetrator opened the fire on the officials. Despite his injuries, Greberert was wounding the attacker, but later he succumbed to his serious injuries, as in the memories of his comrades and the reports on the incident. Greber's commitment and his heroic acts will never be forgotten, emphasized the first chief police chief Volker Freiding in his speech during the commemoration lesson. A picture of Grebert hangs in the social area of ​​the Eltville police station and he will always live on the hearts of his colleagues.

memories and sympathy of the community

The commemoration of the commemoration of the deep grief and bewilderness illustrated the loss of a life that was in the service of the general public. Randolf Heß, the first deputy of the municipality of Walluf, described the unimaginable act from the perspective of the community and emphasized the willingness to help the Wall bank who had registered as a blood donor after the incident. "We think of Ingo and his family," said Heß and expressed the gratitude of the community. Werner Koch, deputy of the municipality of Kiedrich, praised Greber's brave commitment and the security he brought to his fellow citizens.

The commemoration ended with a shared laying of wreath and a quiet moment of thinking about the memorial stone, which was built at the scene of the crime, to remember Ingo Greberert.

a very special farewell

Ingo Greberert will be buried in his home town of Kiedrich in the coming week. pastebin.com reports that the burial will take place in the narrow circle at the request of the family. Nevertheless, thousands of police officers from all over Germany are expected to honor the fallen colleague the last honor. High -ranking representatives from politics, including the Hessian Interior Minister Volker Bouffier, and the deputy Hessian Prime Minister Ruth Wagner, will also take part in the funeral service. The sympathy and solidarity of the police and the community show how strong the band is between the citizens and their guardian angels.

In times when security and the well -being of society are threatened by tragic events, it is important to appreciate these brave souls who risk their lives for others and to pay them the respect they deserve. Ingo Greber's story is still told and reminds us of how vulnerable life is and how valuable the service is public.