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Press notice

Where the press releases come from, how Shooter-Media-TV handles footage from public space and what applies to authorities, press offices and emergency services.

Last updated: Thursday, 8 October 2026

Press releases of the authorities

The press releases on the video pages come from the authorities named with them, usually the press offices of the police headquarters, fire brigades and district offices, and Shooter-Media-TV reproduces them unchanged. Source, date and, where available, the reference to the publication on presseportal.de appear with the text. Title, teaser, category and location of a page, by contrast, are generated automatically from the video description; see Automatic processing.

Shooter-Media-TV does not comment on the cause of or blame for an event. The issuing authorities are responsible for the statements in their releases; corrections an authority publishes later are adopted as soon as they reach us.

Footage from public space

The videos are produced as press work in public space. Affected persons are not shown identifiably, number plates of private vehicles involved in accidents are blurred, and there are no close-ups of injured or deceased persons. Emergency services are part of the event during an operation and are shown as such.

Anyone who considers their rights infringed by a recording can reach us through the contact form or the channels listed in the imprint. We examine every complaint and remove or change material where that is warranted.

Comments on YouTube

Shooter-Media-TV expressly distances itself from third-party comments under the videos on YouTube; details are on the disclaimer page.

For authorities, press offices and emergency services

  • Press contact: questions about a video or page through the contact form, stating the video title or the page address.
  • Use by authorities: fire brigades, police, THW, EMS and their operators may link and embed the videos unchanged for training, debriefing and public relations. Please ask before using the material outside the existing links, for example in your own edits.
  • Exercises and dates: we document main, deployment and alarm exercises free of charge on request; ideally announce them six to eight weeks ahead.
  • Incident tips: tips about ongoing incidents go through Report an incident.