Frankfurt, Germany
1998 - 2001
Frankfurt. The city's nightlife was the bane of my career. Being a bundespolizei was a choice that I hadn't regretted. This career opened my eyes to city life, especially after living for practically all my years in rural Germany. I was 22 when I got promoted to polizeiobermeister -- in other words, a senior police constable.
After the collapse of the Berlin Wall, 9 years prior, Frankfurt had a surge of migrants from the East. Crime life had surged with the migration, and for the first time, my life seemed like those Hollywood police films.
Soon, 3 years later, I had climbed up to the rank of polizeihauptmeister, or police chief constable.
The coming of a new century was grand for society. We had begun...