Councilmember Ingo Brohl, of Dinslaken, appoints fresh police chief at local station
Frank Marienfeldt, a seasoned and experienced leader within the Wesel Police Department, has taken over as the head of the East Police Station in Dinslaken. The announcement was made by County Commissioner Ingo Brohl on August 19, 2025.
Marienfeldt, 58, began his career with the Federal Border Guard in 1983 before joining the North Rhine-Westphalia police force in 1990, serving initially at the Moers police station. He later assumed leadership of the Dinslaken police station on May 1, 2025.
The new First Police Commissioner expresses enthusiasm for his new challenge, acknowledging the responsibility that comes with his new position. As the regional contact person for the cities and municipalities in the East District, which includes Dinslaken, Voerde, Hünxe, and Schermbeck, Marienfeldt is a direct point of contact for all police matters, according to Wolfgang Tühl, head of the Directorate of Danger Prevention/Deployment.
Marienfeldt completed his studies for the higher police service in 1997 and has held various positions in Dinslaken and the control center in Wesel since then. In his private life, Marienfeldt is married and has two adult children. When he's not leading the East Police Station, he enjoys building model trains in his free time.
For media inquiries, please contact the Wesel Police Department Press Office at Phone: 0281 / 107-1050, Fax: 0281 / 107-1055, or Email: [email protected]. The official website for the Wesel Police Department is: https://wesel.polizei.nrw.
The information was transmitted by the Kreispolizeibehörde Wesel and was originally published by news aktuell.
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