Schaffhausen: Patrick Caprez moves from television to the police force
Job Change at Munot: Patrick Caprez, currently editor-in-chief of Schaffhausen Television, will become the new media spokesperson for the Schaffhausen Police Department. He will succeed Philipp Dörig in that role.
Job change at the Munot: Patrick Caprez, currently editor-in-chief of Schaffhausen Television, is to become the new media spokesman for the Schaffhausen police. There he succeeds Philipp Dörig. The latter is moving to Wil as department secretary. As the police announced on Wednesday, the media spokesman will be assigned an expanded range of duties. In addition, it should be positioned differently within the police.
Philipp Dörig, who left office at the end of February, took up his post as media officer of the Schaffhausen police in September 2007. Previously, the lawyer had been head of the Schaffhausen traffic police.
The new media spokesman Philipp Caprez is to join the Schaffhausen police on May 1 and then take up his new post on May 21. He was born in 1980 and switched to journalism after completing a commercial apprenticeship. Caprez is also the media officer of the Kammgarn KiK cultural center in Schaffhausen.
Philipp Dörig, who left office at the end of February, took up his post as media officer of the Schaffhausen police in September 2007. Previously, the lawyer had been head of the Schaffhausen traffic police.
The new media spokesman Philipp Caprez is to join the Schaffhausen police on May 1 and then take up his new post on May 21. He was born in 1980 and switched to journalism after completing a commercial apprenticeship. Caprez is also the media officer of the Kammgarn KiK cultural center in Schaffhausen.
