Bonn - Cheers to the emancipation: In the Bonn police women can pee while standing! No kidding. In the women's bathroom in the hallway of the "Directorate crime" hang urinal on the wall.
Daniela Lindemann police spokeswoman confirmed: "There was initially a men's room. Then it was found that quite clearly is a need to further women's restroom in the area - so that was rededicated. From a cost perspective it made no sense to remove the Standbecken too. "
Rededicated. Say: The Door "with Mr. Pants" was plastered with "Lady in a Rock." Inside, everything remained as it was. And since women wonder, can go as far emancipation. And that coming from the police in Bonn.
But exactly how it looks in this strange woman toilet now? How many urinals are the policemen and Sektretärinnen available?
A photo of the quiet, quaint village? Nil. EXPRESS Fotografier got no permit. And anyway, the really rather amusing encounters on curiously little enthusiasm.
When asked how many standing and seating options are there for now, police spokeswoman Lindemann replied tersely: "It is adapted to the number of employees." For further details do not exist.
Women's urinals in the PP: once again a joke out of the margins Bureau. Its new building was quickly into the headlines. Because of failures, bad luck and mishaps. But unfortunately, because of a terrible accident ...
Three weeks after moving into the police couple Petra and Dieter W. fell from a pedestrian bridge (leading from the parking garage into PP), five meters in depth, was seriously injured.
A steel grate had given way under their feet, because a locksmith had not been properly fixed!
From the beginning, things did not round the PP. Hardly related, was the end of October 2006 from the heater. Bibberalarm with some less than 15 degrees!
The visitor parking lot to sagged to half a meter, stuck elevators, in parking trickled the lime from the ceiling, if vorbeidonnerte a train. As late as May 2007 Udo Schott, chairman of the police union spoke of a "high, three-digit number of defects", was the present.
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