The new Deputy Police President at the Ulm Police Headquarters is Aşkin Bingöl. He will take up his post at the beginning of April and, in addition to his role as deputy head of the department, will also take over as head of the Ulm management and operations staff. His predecessor, Josef Veser, has been police president since November 2024.
‘Aşkin Bingöl has followed all the career paths of the Baden-Württemberg police force and has impressed along the way. Whether in police practice, in the Ministry of the Interior or, most recently, in the Ministry of State – Askin Bingöl has been able to score points with his personality, commitment and foresight. The Ulm Police Headquarters can look forward to an exemplary leader with a wealth of experience and a professional attitude. I wish him a good hand and much success in his new tasks,’ said State Secretary Thomas Blenke on the occasion of the appointment on Monday (17 March 2025).
The 51-year-old Senior Criminal Director was born in the Alb-Donau district. He has already held a variety of posts in the Baden-Württemberg police force and can draw on many years of experience in the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of State. With the new position at the Ulm Police Headquarters, he is also returning to his home region for work after many years in Stuttgart.
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Aşkin Bingöl, born on 01.10.1973
- 1995: Joined the police force
- 2003: Promoted to the senior police enforcement service
- 2012: Promoted to the higher police enforcement service
- 2012: Reutlingen Police Headquarters, Deputy Head of the Criminal Investigation Department
- 2013: Ministry of the Interior of Baden-Württemberg, Advisor in the Department for Combating Crime, Crime Prevention, Criminology and International Affairs
- 2016: Ministry of the Interior of Baden-Württemberg – Advisor in the Department for Human Resources and Organisational Management and Head of the Office of the Steering Committee for the Implementation of the Evaluation of the Police Reform
- 2019: Ministry of the Interior, Baden-Württemberg – Personal Assistant to State Secretary Julian Würtenberger
- 2020: Ministry of the Interior, Baden-Württemberg – Head of the Police Management of the Coronavirus Pandemic Project – Impulses for Policing
- 2021: Ministry of State, Baden-Württemberg – Deputy Head of the Domestic Policy, Constitution and Local Government, Civil Protection and Crisis Management, Armed Forces Affairs Section
