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Röwekamp is member of Bürgerschaft of Bremen since 1991. He and his family are living in [[Bremerhaven]]. |
Röwekamp is member of Bürgerschaft of Bremen since 1991. He and his family are living in [[Bremerhaven]]. |
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As Senator for the interrior Röwekamp initiate cost-saving structural changes within the [[Bremen Police|Police Bremen]]. Later Röwekamp took the political responsibility for the award of [[emetics]] to suspected drug dealers who claimed a fatality in early January 2005: The 35-year-old Laye-Alama Condé from Sierra Leone vomited four cocaine globules at the police station in the Vahr district of Bremen and drowned the forced influx of water. Röwekamp justified the so called Brechmitteleinsatz with the words, "heavy criminal" would have to "expect physical disadvantages." |
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Thomas Röwekamp (born September 18, 1966 in Bremerhaven) is a German politcian (CDU). Since 2007 he is chairman of CDU-faction in Bremen Senat.[1] In the government of Henning Scherf, Röwekamp was Senator and under the government of Jens Böhrnsen vice-major of Bremen.
Röwekamp is member of Bürgerschaft of Bremen since 1991. He and his family are living in Bremerhaven.
As Senator for the interrior Röwekamp initiate cost-saving structural changes within the Police Bremen. Later Röwekamp took the political responsibility for the award of emetics to suspected drug dealers who claimed a fatality in early January 2005: The 35-year-old Laye-Alama Condé from Sierra Leone vomited four cocaine globules at the police station in the Vahr district of Bremen and drowned the forced influx of water. Röwekamp justified the so called Brechmitteleinsatz with the words, "heavy criminal" would have to "expect physical disadvantages."
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