Blue light day in Brühl: Experience the police and fire brigade up close!

Blue light day in Brühl: Experience the police and fire brigade up close!

On Sunday, June 23, 2025, the downtown Brühl turned into a pulsating center for security -loving visitors. The Blauglichtag attracted the opportunity to experience the emergency services up close. Under the motto "Experience the police up close", the police, fire brigade and technical relief organization (THW) presented their impressive skills.

Visitors were able to look forward to exciting insights into the work of the emergency services. At a central stand, a customs expert explained the fascinating methods of smuggling, a topic that is always on the agenda. This problem is also cleared by the work of the Zolls in Germany, which every day checked countless programs on smuggling goods to combat illegal activities and to ensure internal security.

insights and interactions

A highlight of the event was the stage presentation, which answered questions such as Svenja Boon from the riding relay and Florian Weidinger, the drone pilot. The police dogs in particular caused excitement among the spectators. "It is important that citizens see how we work and get to know each other better," said a police spokeswoman. Visitors were not only able to find out more, but also actively participate in a slalom course that the Cologne drug help . Here the participants tried out their reactions with special glasses that imitated as it is to be under the influence of drugs.

The event took place as part of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the Rhein-Erft district and despite the high temperatures, people remained curious and active. "It's great that we received so many positive feedback. The opportunity to speak directly to the police officers was very well received," said an organizer proudly.

The fight against drug crime

it becomes clear how serious the topic of drug crime is taken in Germany. How the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) is the combat of internationally organized noise crime. Threat to internal security and requires coordinated efforts by police authorities and customs.

The BKA works closely with international partners to prevent the drug trade and to feel organized crime that benefits from the illegal profits. In 2022, customs in Germany was able to ensure impressive 29 tons of drugs, which illustrates the dimensions of this problem.

The visitors to the blue light day were able to convince themselves of the professionalism and dedication of the emergency services and experience how important the cooperation between different authorities is to protect and support our society.